“Very Impressive”: Josh Hazlewood Praises West Indies’ Debutant Shamar Joseph | Cricket News

Following Australia’s whopping 10-wicket victory over West Indies within the first Test match in Adelaide on Friday, speedster Josh Hazlewood showered reward on the Caribbean pacer Shamar Joseph and mentioned that he had a powerful debut. While talking after the primary Test match, Hazlewood joked after the sport ended on the third day and mentioned “Nice to have the weekend off”. When requested about Joseph’s efficiency, he added that it was good for the Caribbean pacer to dismiss Steve Smith on his first ball.

Talking in regards to the second Test match in Brisbane, he added that the brand new ball will play a “big part” within the recreation.

“Nice to have the weekend off. It was nice to bowl on a wicket like that. (On whether he’s ever bowled any better) Probably not, I felt I bowled well in the first part of the summer without much reward. I think the wickets throughout have been really good. (On Shamar Joseph) Amazing debut, very impressive and to start off by getting Smithy first ball is just great. (On next time) Last time in Brisbane, going to be a bit weird. The new ball will play a big part in that game as well, so I’m excited for that game,” Hazlewood mentioned.

Recapping the match, Josh Hazlewood’s career-best haul of 9-79 in red-ball cricket guided the Aussies to a thumping 10-wicket victory within the first Test over the Caribbean Team at Adelaide.

The Caribbean aspect resumed the third day with a rating of 73/6 trailing by 22 runs. Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood within the first six overs mixed to bag three wickets.

Shamar Joseph got here on the finish and confirmed his expertise with the bat by discovering the boundary line thrice with composure. He seemed poised to play a few extra pictures, however Nathan Lyon’s spin received the higher of the 24-year-old. West Indies managed to place up 120 on the board leaving the hosts a paltry goal of 26.