West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph left everybody surprised throughout the third ODI towards England in Bridgetown when he stormed off the pitch after a heated disagreement together with his captain Shai Hope.
The West Indies fast seemed to be displeased with the fielding supplied to him within the first PowerPlay after the Windies despatched England into bat. When England was 9/1 earlier than the beginning of the third over, Joseph was visibly sad with the sphere Hope had set for England batter Jordan Cox. Joseph was seen waving his arms on the two slips in place for Cox and the fuming 27-year-old ended up bouncing the batter out to wicket-keeper Hope with a 90mph rip-snorter off the fourth ball.
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Joseph refused to have fun the dismissal as he continued to have a heated disagreement with captain Hope whereas West Indies coach Daren Sammy walked right down to the sidelines, prompting the bowler to settle his nerves. Nonetheless, the Antiguan bowler quickly completed a wicket-maiden over earlier than storming off the sphere to the dressing-room.
Former England batter Mark Butcher lamented Joseph’s behaviour and poor dealing with of the scenario on the sphere. “Many is the time, as a captain or as a participant, that you’ve a disagreement about one thing on the sphere. However you’re employed that out both behind closed doorways, otherwise you get on along with your job. Your captain asks you to bowl to a discipline, you bowl to it,” Butcher was hear saying on commentary.
Whereas substitute Hayden Walsh Jr. was seen eradicating his bib to switch him on the sphere, Joseph walked right down to the dug-out earlier than becoming a member of the facet on the finish of one other over. Joseph finally ended up with figures of two for 45 in 10 overs as West Indies restricted England to 263/8. The hosts then romped to the goal on the again of a whole lot from Keacy Cartey and Brandon King, registering an eight-wicket win to clinch the sequence 2-1.
