Wi vs eng test match canceled at day 1: A Test match was played between England and West Indies in 1998, which was canceled on the first day. The biggest reason for the cancellation of this match was the pitch, on which this Test match was being played between the two teams. The pitch of this ground was so bad that it became very difficult for any batsman to bat on it.

Dangerous pitch of Sabina Park

The first incident in cricket history when the England team went on a tour of West Indies. Test matches were to be played between these two teams at the Sabina Park Cricket Stadium in Jamaica. In the first match of this series, England captain Michael Atherton won the toss and decided to bat first and asked the West Indies captained by Brine Lara to bowl.

England won the toss expensive

England won the toss and made the decision thoughtfully, but batting first became very expensive to the players of this team. The pitch report of this ground of Sabina Park was saying that this pitch could be quite dangerous during the last innings, due to which England thought more right to bat in the first and third innings. But this match went on in such a way that even England’s first innings could not end.

The result came out without playing the match

When the England team came out to bat, it was impossible for the English players to withstand the balls of West Indies bowler Katli Ambros and Katni Walsh. In the game of some time of this match, England players suffered many injuries. After this, when England scored 3 wickets for 17 runs, the match was stopped and the result was removed that the match could not be played on this dangerous pitch, so that the first Test match of this series was drawn without playing without full.

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The unwanted record of eating 6 sixes in international T20 cricket is also recorded in the name of England’s Stuart Broad, when in 2007 Yuvraj Singh hit sixes on all balls of his over. These unwanted records were broken. Adil Rashid had put the 19th over.

Romario and Holder beat up Adil Rashid’s over

On the first 3 balls of the 19th over, Jason Holder hit skyscraper sixes. On the fourth ball, only 1 run came and the strike came to Romario Shepherd. He made this over expensive by hitting 2 sixes off the last 2 balls. A total of 31 runs came in this over.

Holder & Shepherd Go biggggg !! – 5ager Massive Sixes in One Brutal Over!#ENGVWI #Sonyliv pic.twitter.com/7UPGAX9quj

– Sony Liv (@Sonyliv) June 8, 2025

Series lost West Indies

Chasing the target of 197, Jose Butler scored the most 47 runs for England, in which he hit 2 sixes and 4 fours. Captain Harry Brook scored 34 and Tom Banton scored 30 runs in 11 balls. Banton hit 2 sixes and 3 fours. With 9 balls remaining, England won the series by winning by 4 wickets.

Now the last match of the series will be played on June 10 at 11 pm (according to Indian time). England won the first match of the series by 21 runs.

Luke Wood gets the player of the match award

Bowler Luke Wood was voted the best player of the match for his superb spell. He took 2 wickets for 25 runs in his 4 overs spell. He dismissed the opening pair Evin Louis (0) and Johnson Charles (47).