Pacer Jasprit Bumrah becomes the third Indian bowler to take a hat-trick in test cricket. Harbhajan Singh and Irfan Pathan are the other tow to achieve this feat.
Bumrah believes there was an edge and doesn’t even appeal but captain Virat Kohli tells him the bat hit the pad first and went for the review after umpire too felt that it was not out. Few others in the slips also suggest the bad didn’t hit the ball. And guess what Kohli was right!
India were all out for 416 at tea on Day 2 of the second and final Test against the West Indies at the Sabina Park here on Saturday.
Hanuma Vihari notched up his maiden Test hundred while tailender Ishant Sharma got to his first-ever fifty. Vihari got to his landmark in 200 balls and was caught behind off Kemar Roach’s bowling for 111 from 225 balls, his innings laced with 16 fours.
For the Windies, skipper Jason Holder was brilliant with the ball and picked up five wickets, giving away 77 runs.It was all about Vihari as he showed superb composure after being dropped on 68 by John Campbell to bring up his hundred by taking one run off Kemar Roach in the 134th over.
