North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: There are some moments in cricket history that become memorable for the team’s performance, while some are very embarrassing. The West Indies cricket team recently added another disappointing chapter to the history pages with their performance in the third Test match against Australia in Perth. He scored just 21 runs in his second innings and recorded the second lowest score in his Test history, which was quite surprising in the cricket world. This incident happened when Australia batted brilliantly and scored a strong score of 299 runs while playing first in Perth Test. In response to the West Indies, he was reduced to just 71 runs in his first innings, after which Australia asked him to play follow-on. The West Indies team was expected to perform better in the second innings, but disappointed everyone. His entire team was all out for 21 runs, in which no player could even touch the figure of double. Shamar Joseph scored the highest 7 runs for the team, while five players could not even open their account. This was truly a historical fall. The lowest score in West Indies is less than 21 runs, which he recorded against England in 1928, when he was all out for just 15 runs. But this score of 21 runs was equal to his 1999 score, when he piled up against Australia in Sydney for 21 runs. This shows how the Australian bowlers once again put the Caribbean team in trouble. Talking about the other minimum test score in the cricket history, the lowest team score is 26 runs that England made against Australia in Melbourne in 1904. At the same time, New Zealand was all out for just 26 runs against England in 1955, this is the lowest score of Test history so far. The 21 runs is also the third lowest score of the West Indies in Sydney against Australia in 1999. It is clear from these figures that West Indies cricket is in dire need to work on its Test credibility once again. This shameful performance has not only disappointed the fans, but has also forced cricket experts to think about how the West Indies Test cricket level has fallen to such an extent.
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