[WATCH] IND vs WI 2nd Test: Jasprit Bumrah's magical delivery clean bowled Jomel Warrican
An inch-perfect delivery from Jasprit Bumrah to clean bowl a batsman. Bumrah took his second by clean bowling West Indies (IND vs WI 2nd Test) all-rounder Jomel Warrican. The Caribbean tail-ender had absolutely no clue how to face the lethal delivery.
An inch-perfect delivery from Jasprit Bumrah to clean bowl a batsman. Bumrah took his second by clean bowling West Indies (IND vs WI 2nd Test) all-rounder Jomel Warrican. The Caribbean tail-ender had absolutely no clue how to face the lethal delivery.
Against India's first innings of 518/5d, West Indies could only score 248 in exchange for all 10 wickets in their first innings, allowing Team India to maintain a strong lead at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. Captain Shubman Gill took a bold decision by sending the visitors to bat on follow-on. In their second innings, West Indies displayed an improved version of batting, mostly because of John Campbell (115) and Shai Hope (103). Campbell, one of the openers of the West Indies Test setup, registered his maiden hundred to save the prestige of their team. Hope, already a proven batsman in the limited overs format and well aware of Indian conditions, also scored a hundred.
Unlike the first innings, where most domination was done by the Indian spinners, in the second innings, Indian pacers continued equally to reduce the visiting side's total thin. Ravindra Jadeja clinched the wicket of Campbell while Hope was gone for a Mohammed Siraj delivery. Siraj and Jadeja have been in inconsistent form for India in the Whites.
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Bumrah's jaffa caught batter in surprise
Slowly but surely, Jasprit Bumrah also started to find his rhythm. The way he took the wicket of Warrican displayed the confidence of the pace spearhead. The ball hit the deck and moved into the batter only to take the off stump.
For the second delivery of the 95th over of the second innings, the right-handed pacer came over the wicket and delivered a good length ball, which came in from the wide of the crease. The batter was not prepared for that. There was barely any footwork from Jomel Warrican. The ball, without facing any resistance, hits the stumps.
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