Despite the fact that Shamar Joseph conceded 50 runs off his four overs against Trinbago Knight Riders, he did not leave the pitch without making an impact at Providence Stadium, Guyana. The 25-year-old, who also had an IPL contract with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), took two wickets in two balls, which included the dangerous batters Nicholas Pooran and Tim David.
Despite the fact that Shamar Joseph conceded 50 runs off his four overs against Trinbago Knight Riders, he did not leave the pitch without making an impact at Providence Stadium, Guyana.
The 25-year-old, who also had an IPL contract with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), took two wickets in two balls, which included the dangerous batters Nicholas Pooran and Tim David.
Shamar Joseph Rattles Pooran and Tim David In Successive Deliveries
While Pooran headed back to the pavilion after a magnificent century, David had to return without troubling the scorers. Joseph bowled a hard-length delivery to make the Australian aggressive batter look helpless, as the ball jagged back sharply to rattle the stumps.
No wonder Joseph enjoyed the way he took the wicket of David, as he was one of his three victims of the night for Guyana Amazon Warriors.
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Riding on Pooran’s century and Keacy Carty’s brisk 13-ball 27 not out, the Knight Riders racked up 211/5 batting first. In reply, the Amazon Warriors began superbly, racing to 63 runs in six overs before losing the plot.
While Andre Russell conceded 26 runs off his only over, Waqar Salamkheil and Terrance Hinds took two wickets each to trigger a collapse in a battle of the stars. They slipped from 64/1 to 76/6 in no time. At the time of writing this, table-toppers Amazon Warriors are left reeling, reaching 81/6 after 10.2 overs.