Team India totally dominated West Indies on Day 1 of the first Test at Windsor Park in Dominica on Wednesday where two players made their debut as well. And, debutant Ishan Kishan grabbed two catches behind the stumps on Day 1 of his Test debut match.
Electing to bowl first, the hosts were packaged out for only 150 after Ravichandran Ashwin took a five-wicket pull. Afterwards, India finished the day with 80 sudden spikes in demand for the board without losing any wickets and following by just 70 runs.
The match likewise ended up being a fascinating one as the Rohit Sharma-drove side rolled out certain improvements to their line-up and gave the presentation covers to Yashasvi Jaiswal and wicketkeeper Ishan Kishan.
While Jaiswal played a few splendid shots and satisfied everyone’s expectations, Ishan showed his heavenly wicketkeeping abilities and engaged the group with his shenanigans behind the stumps.
Ishan Kishan made his Test debut against West Indies on Wednesday
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In a video turning into a web sensation via virtual entertainment, the youthful wicketkeeper-hitter should be visible giving field headings to senior player Virat Kohli.
“Virat Bhai, thoda sa seedhe (Virat brother, just a little straight),” said Ishan.
Afterwards, he was likewise heard commending pacer Mohammed Siraj and spinner Ravichandran Ashwin for their bowling. Eminently, wicketkeeper Rishabh Gasp is well known for his behind-the-stump shenanigans as on many events he was seen encouraging the environment with his comical remarks.
Ravichandran Ashwin returned to form and played a key role in India’s dominant position on the first day of the Test against West Indies, taking his 33rd five-wicket haul. Ashwin solidified his position among the top ICC Test bowlers by taking 5 wickets for 60 runs in 24.3 overs, helping dismiss West Indies for a meagre total of 150 runs in 64.3 overs.
Ravindra Jadeja (3/26 in 14 overs) also supported him excellently, causing difficulties for the home team players. With over an hour accessible for batting captain Rohit Sharma (30 batting, 65 balls) and debutant Yashasvi Jaiswal (40 batting, 73 balls) added 80 runs for the initial stand to cut down the first innings shortfall to 70 going into the second day.
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