A five -match T20 series is to be played between West Indies and Australia from July 20. However, according to Indian time, the series will start from July 21, as the first T20 match between the two teams will be played from 5.30 am. Australia has announced its playing XI for the first T20. Earlier, a three -match Test series was played between the two teams, in which the Kangaroos made a clean sweep.

Mitchell Oven’s debut for Australia

The stormy all -rounder Mitchell Oven has been given a chance to debut. Oven opening batting as well as fast bowling. However, he will play in the middle order in the first T20 against the West Indies, as captain Mitchell Marsh and Jack Fraser McGark can start innings. Australia’s team is looking very dreaded. However, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood are not part of the team.

Glenn Maxwell is also part of the team. He has been included in the playing XI. Also Cameron Green is also in the last eleven. Josh is the wicketkeeper batsman of the English team. If captain Mitchell Marsh also bowl, then there are 7 all -rounders in Australia’s playing XI. It has 5 fast bowling all -rounders.

Australia’s playing XI for the first T20- Mitchell Marsh (Captain), Jack Fraser-Mackgark, Josh Illis (wicketkeeper), Cameroon Green, Glenn Maxwell, Michel Oven, Cooper Conoli, Ben Dwarshis, Scene Abbott, Nathan Alice and Adam Zampa

Five -match T20 series full schedule between West Indies and Australia (Indian date and time)

First T20 match- July 21 in Jamaica from 5:30 am
Second T20 match- 23 in Jamaica from 23 am
Third T20 match- 26 July in St. Kitts from 4:30 AM
Fourth T20 match- July 27 in St. Kitts from 4:30 AM
Fifth T20 match- July 29 in St. Kitts from 4:30 AM

Wi vs aus test: In the first Test played in Barbados, Australia cricket team defeated West Indies by 159 runs. Batting first, Australia was piled up at 180, West Indies were also able to score 190 runs. He took a lead of 10 runs, but Australia scored 310 runs and gave the target of 301 runs. The West Indies was all out for 141 runs. Many decisions of the umpire should be disputed in the match, which mostly went against the host. Angered by this, coach Darren Sammy had questioned the decisions by taking the name of the umpire.

West Indies vs Australia were third umpire Adrian Holdstock in the first Test, 5 of his decisions were disputed and 4 of them went against the West Indies. Coach Darren Sammy objected to the decisions of the third umpire by taking the name in the press conference. After this, the ICC sentenced him.

What did Darren Sammy say

Sammy, in the press conference, took the name of the umpire and said that due to such wrong decisions, the match went against us. He said is there anything against this team? When you see such wrong decisions one after the other, then the questions will arise. Apart from him, captain Roston Chase also raised questions.

ICC imposed a fine

The ICC added demerit points to Darren Sammy as a fine of 15 percent of the match fee. West Indies fast bowler Jeden Seals also imposed a 15 percent fine of match fees. He made some gestures after dismissing Pat Cummins, due to which he was punished.

West Indies captain Roston Chase also objected to the decisions of the umpire, saying that the players get punishment for wrong but nothing happens to the umpire. Actually a decision also went against Chase. On the second day of the Test, Pat Cummins lbw out LBW, but he took DRS on it. Ultra Age showed that when the ball was near the bat, there is some spike, but the third umpire gave him out.

Many decisions of third umpire should be disputed

Many decisions of not one but third umpire were disputed in this test. On the first day, the ball went to wicket keeper Shai Hope with the edge of Trevis Head’s bat, when this catch was investigated, the third umpire gave it out. In the first innings of the West Indies, Alex Carrie caught Shai Hope with one hand. The umpire asked the third umpire to investigate the catch, he called it out while the replay was seen that a part of the ball touched the ground while taking the catch.