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Ishant takes five wickets, India on top against West Indies

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Reuters
24 August, 2019, 05:55 am
Last modified: 24 August, 2019, 06:00 am

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Ishant takes five wickets, India on top against West Indies

West Indies were 189-8 at stumps in their first innings, still 108 runs behind in reply to India’s 297 total.

Reuters
24 August, 2019, 05:55 am
Last modified: 24 August, 2019, 06:00 am
India's Ishant Sharma celebrates after taking the wicket of Windies batsman Roston Chase. Hindustan Times
India's Ishant Sharma celebrates after taking the wicket of Windies batsman Roston Chase. Hindustan Times

Ishant Sharma took five wickets, including three in seven balls, as India firmly gained the upper hand over West Indies on the second day of the first test in Antigua on Friday.

Sharma (5-42) rattled through West Indies’ middle order late in the day, turning the match perhaps decisively in favour of the visitors.

That's the end of the day, and what a brilliant session that was for India.

Ishant Sharma has five wickets to his name and West Indies are 189/8, trailing India by 108 runs. #WIvIND SCORECARD ? https://t.co/egvDo7fncD pic.twitter.com/kObQZ9M98J— ICC (@ICC) August 23, 2019

West Indies were 189-8 at stumps in their first innings, still 108 runs behind in reply to India’s 297 total.

Sharma’s first five-wicket haul in more than a year began when he caught-and-bowled obdurate opener Kraigg Brathwaite for 14.

He later dismissed Roston Chase (48) and then sent Shai Hope (24), Shimron Hetymer (35) and Kemar Roach (0) packing in a devastating seven-ball purple patch.

West Indies will be frustrated that all of their recognised batsmen got starts, but nobody managed a half century.

Well done @shaidhope A first 5 Catch Haul in a Test innings. ?????? #MenInMaroon #ItsOurGame #WTC pic.twitter.com/oPaK7LDWn0— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) August 23, 2019

Earlier, India resumed on 203-6, before Sharma contributed 19 runs of a 60-run eighth wicket partnership with Ravindra Jadeja that helped the visitors to what looked like a pretty good total by the end of the day.

Jadeja was the last man out, for 58, the second-highest scorer behind number five Ajinkya Rahane’s 81.

Opening bowlers Roach (4-66) and Shannon Gabriel (3-71) combined for seven wickets.

The match is the first of a two-test series between the teams that is part of the new World Test Championship.

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