Jasprit bumrah in ind vs wi: Just after the Asia Cup 2025, Team India will play a Test series against the West Indies. The West Indies and India are to have a two -match Test series. Before this series, once again the question arose whether Jaspreet Bumrah would be fed against West Indies. Bumrah is also a part of the Indian squad in the Asia Cup at this time. Team India’s Assistant Coach Ryan Ten Doshet has made a big statement when Bumrah joined the squad against the West Indies.

Will Bumrah play against West Indies?

Ryan Ten Doshet, assistant coach of the Indian cricket team, said that it is difficult that Bumrah should be rested. He is ready to play Test matches against the West Indies. India has to play many important matches in the coming times and in such a situation it is better for Bumrah to continue to play and spend more and more matches.

India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah was also part of the Test series against England, but Bumrah played only three Tests out of five. At the same time, this player was rested in two Tests.

What did coaches say on Asia Cup?

India’s Assistant Coach praised Team India’s performance in the Asia Cup. Ryan Ten Doshet said that our performance against Pakistan was a bit disappointing. The last week has been a bit difficult for us, but the kind of game the batsmen played against Oman and Pakistan, it is worth praising. The Assistant Coach further said that Shubman Gill could not get as much time for practice as he wanted. Abu Dhabi was far away, for which we had to travel more.

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Aus vs wi 5th t20: Australian cricket team veteran leg -spinner Adam Jampa has achieved a major achievement in his career. He played his 100th T20 International against the West Indies in the fifth and final T20 International match played on 29 July 2025. Jampa has become the fourth player to achieve this position for Australia.

However, this ‘century’ of Jampa has come from continuous performance not with the bat but on the field. The spinner, who made her debut in 2016, has proved himself the backbone of Australia’s T20 bowling in the last decade.

Australia’s fourth player playing 100 T20i

Prior to Adam Jampa, Glenn Maxwell (121 matches), David Warner (110 matches) and Aaron Finch (103 matches) have been able to achieve this great feat. Jampa has taken 125 wickets in 100 matches so far. He has achieved this figure in 99 innings.

How was the performance in their 100th match?

Jampa bowled 3 overs against the West Indies and took 1 wicket for 21 runs. He made his 100th match even more memorable by dismissing the West Indies fast bowler Aljari Joseph.

Jampa data in T20I

So far, Adam Jampa has taken 125 wickets in 99 innings of 100 T20 International matches. His best performance has been 5/19. He has done the feat to take 4 wickets 2 wickets and 5 wickets 1 time so far. His economy rate below 7 (6.96) tells that he is also expert in stopping runs.

Jumpa’s fire in West Indies Series

Jampa has been the most successful bowler in the 5 -match T20 series. He has shown great amazing with the ball with 8 wickets. His best performance is 3/29. Through this series, he again proved that he cannot be ignored on big occasions.

Jampa figures in T20i career

Match- 100

Innings- 99

Wicket- 125

average- 21.70

Economy- 6.96

Best bowling- 5/19

4 wickets- 2 times

5 wickets- 1 times

Australia defeated West Indies by 3 wickets in the first T20. Batting first, the host West Indies scored 189 runs, in response, Australia did not start well. The team’s fourth wicket as Glenn Maxwell fell on a score of 78, but after that Cameron Green (51) and Mitchell Owen (50 )’s 80 -run partnership made the visiting team a comeback.

Jake Fraser McGark (2), after captain Mitchell Marsh also returned to the pavilion after scoring 24 runs. Josh English 18 and then Glenn Maxwell were dismissed for 11 runs. Australia was under pressure after falling four wickets for 78 runs, but then Mitchell Owen, who was playing his debut international match with Cameron Green, shared an 80 -run partnership.

Mitchell Owen included in the special list

Mitchell Owen scored 50 runs in 27 balls at a strike rate of 185.19, in this innings he hit 6 sixes. There was no fours from his bat in this innings. He has become the third player to score a half -century in Australia’s debut T20 match.

• Ricky Ponting – 98 (2005) – vs New Zealand
• David Warner – 89 (2009) – vs South Africa
• Mitchell Owen – 50 (2025) – vs West Indies

Cameron Green scored 51 runs in 26 balls at a strike rate of 196.15. Australia won the target of 190 runs in 18.5 overs and won by 3 wickets. Mitchell Owen, who scored a half -century in the debut, received the player of the match title.

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Thrown into the fire on debut, MITKELL OWEN delivered a composed 50 (27) to Steer Australia Through a Tricky Chase #Wivaus pic.twitter.com/fmwafmx07u

– Fancode (@Fancode) July 21, 2025

Roston Chase and Shai Hope also played a rage

Earlier, the West Indies scored 189 runs while batting first after losing the toss. Captain Shaai Hope scored 55 runs in 39 balls with the help of 3 sixes and 4 fours. Roston Chase scored 60 runs in 32 balls with the help of 2 sixes and 9 fours. Shimron Hetmyer scored 38 runs in 19 balls, in which he hit 3 sixes and 2 fours. Australian bowlers returned in the final 2 overs, and stopped the Windies at 189.

Australia Tour of West Indies 2025: The third Test match between West Indies and Australia has started. Australia is ahead 2–0 in the series of these three Test matches. In this match being played at the Sabina Park Cricket Stadium in West Indies, Australia won the toss and decided to bat first. Pat Cummins team was all out on a score of 225 with batsmen like Usman Khwaja, Steve Smith, Cameron Green and Travis Head. These legendary Australian players succumbed in front of the West Indies bowlers, even in the first innings, not a single player could cross the score of 50.

Australia’s waist broken

The decision to bat first on Australia was cheaper or expensive, it will only tell the decision of this match. But it is a matter of disappointment to not reach the half -century of a single player in front of the West Indies. Steve Smith scored the most runs for Australia. Smith scored 48 runs in 66 balls. At the same time, Cameron Green also scored 46 runs in 108 balls. Apart from these two, the remaining players of Australia could not reach the score of 25.

West Indies bowling bowling

When the Australian team came out to bat, the first wicket went on a score of 28. Sam Contas was dismissed for only 17 in 53 balls and Justin Greaves opened the wicket account for the West Indies. In the first innings of this match, the Caribbean team bowler Shamar Joseph took Australia’s four wickets. At the same time, Zayden Seals and Justin Greaves took 3-3 wickets and piled the Australian team on a score of 225.

Stark started Australia

On the first day of the third Test, West Indies batting also came and one wicket of this team has also fallen. Australian sharp gangster Mitchell Starc has given his team the first success. West Indies lost their first wicket at the score of 11. By the end of the first day’s play, the West Indies score is 16 runs for one wicket.

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Aus vs wi 2nd test: In the second Test match being played between Australia and West Indies, the Caribbean bowlers have completely brought the Kangaroo team to the backfoot. The Australian team was all out for just 286 runs on the first day of this Test being played in St. George, Granada. Due to rain, only 66.5 overs a day were thrown, but even in this short time, West Indies bowlers performed amazing.

From the beginning, Australia on the backfoot

After winning the toss, the situation was bad from the beginning of the Australian team to bat first. Opener Sam Constas scored 25 runs, while the second opener Usman Khwaja returned to the pavilion after scoring 16 runs. Cameron Green, who came to bat at the third number, scored 26 runs and after that the Travis Head also scored 29 runs, but all of them could not convert a good start into a big score and returned to the pavilion.

The biggest shock came when senior batsman Steve Smith, who was returning from the injury, was dismissed by just 3 runs and he proved to be a flop once again.

Carrie and webster shown courage

When the team’s score was 5 wickets for 110 runs, the match was seen slipping from Australia’s hand. In such a situation, BU webster scored 60 runs and Alex Carrie scored 63 runs and shared 112 runs for the sixth wicket and brought the team to a respectable score.

After the partnership of these two, Pat Cummins added 17 runs for the team, Nathan Lion scored 11 and Josh Hazlewood scored 10 runs. Mitchell Starc could also score only 6 runs and after Steve Smith he was the second batsman who did not reach double points.

West Indies bowlers wreak havoc

In this match, once again the West Indies bowlers presented their sharp bowling view. Aljari Joseph put the deadliest spell. He took 4 wickets for 61 runs in 15.5 overs. Jayden Seals got 2 wickets in their account. Shamar Joseph, Anderson Philip and Justani Greaves broke Australia’s batting back with one wicket each. In the first Test, the way Shamar Joseph and Jayden Seals took wickets, this time the responsibility of the wicket was taken by Aljari Joseph and brought the team to another strong position.

Usman Khwaja created history

Even though Usman Khwaja could score only 16 runs in this match, but during this time he has completed 6000 runs in Test cricket. He has become the 16th player of Australia to achieve this feat. 38 -year -old Khwaja has achieved this figure in 149 innings of 83 Test matches. His name is also recorded in 16 Test centuries. This achievement makes them stand in the alit list of Australian batsmen.

Rain became obstructed

The first day’s game was affected by the rain, and only 66.5 overs were played, but in the meantime the match has reached a thrilling turn. Now everyone’s eyes will be on the Australian bowlers. Will they return to the match by covering the West Indies cheaply? Or will the Caribbean batsmen put more pressure on Australia?

Aus vs wi test: In the ongoing first Test match between Australia and West Indies, more discussion is being done about the decisions of third umpire than the game. In the first matches, there has been a continuous disputed decisions in a two -day game into debate. West Indies head coach Darren Sammy has made serious allegations against the third umpire Adrian Holdstock. He has said that such decisions of the umpire are harming the game and are creating scope of suspicion.

Four disputed decisions of third umpire

So far, four such DRS decisions have been taken in the Australia vs. West Indies Test in Bridgetown, which have raised questions by even players, coaches and commentators.

During Australia’s first innings, when the bat of Travis Head hit a light internal edge off Shamar Joseph and wicketkeeper Shai Hope caught a catch, the matter went to the third umpire. Ultra-Edge was clearly seen hitting the ball with the bat and Hope also caught a soft catch, but the third umpire called the head not out.

After this, at the beginning of the second day, Roston Chase was given a knotout after an appeal off Josh Hazlewood. In DRS, the third umpire admitted that the ball was first bang, so he was called notout, but after that in the 50th over, Chase was again given LBW out off Pat Cummins. This time there were ‘Spikes’ on Ultra-Eudge in DRS, that is, the ball was seen touching the bat, yet the third umpire said that there was a gap between the bat and the ball and Chase was called out. On this decision, the commentator Ian Bishop said on-air, “I do not agree with this decision because the ball is first hit by the bat.”

In the 58th over of the West Indies innings, Alex Carrie lashed out by Shai Hope with one hand. The field umpire sent the verdict to the third umpire and the third umpire called it out, while the ball was seen touching the ground while Carrie fell in the replay. This decision was overshadowed by the West Indies innings and the team was reduced to 190 runs.

Coach Darren Sammy’s anger exploded

After all these decisions, West Indies coach Darren Sammy said clearly after the day’s play is over, “You don’t want the decision to go to the umpires during the match, but when such decisions are made one after the other, it becomes necessary to raise the question.” He also added that these mistakes have an impact not only on the scoreboard, but also on the defeat and victory of the match.

Match condition

Australia scored 180 runs in the first innings, in response to which the West Indies team has been able to lead only 10 runs by scoring 190 runs. By the end of the second day’s play, Australia have scored 92 runs in the second innings at the loss of 4 wickets and so far have gained 82 runs.