Young pacer Shamar Joseph heroics helped West Indies clinch an epic victory at the iconic Gabba in Brisbane. Shamar Joseph’s incredible first session spell helped West Indies win their first ever Test match win in Gabba in 36 years. The express pacer bowled a sensational spell of 7/68 on Day 4 of the Test match, a day after he had hobbled off in tears after Mitchell Starc struck him on the toe with a searing yorker.
“Yeah, actually, it’s an amazing performance for me and my team. I want to turn around, and I want to give a shout-out to my teammates and the management. I wanted to do it despite being in pain for my country and my team and to everyone in the Caribbean, thanks to the crowd for their support and for coming and pushing us and believing in us to level the series 1-1. Thank you guys so much (cheers from the crowd),” said Player of the series Shamar Joseph.
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