West Indies Make Progress on Day 2 of 1st Test Against Australia

The West Indies have made significant progress on day two of the first Test against Australia at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown Barbados.

Resuming on 57 for 4 on the second morning the home team at sports time reached 190 all out, replying to Australia’s 180 all out.

Brandon King added just 3 to his overnight 23, while captain Roston Chase went for 44.

In their second inning Australia reached 57 for 3 at the drinks break. Shemar Joseph, Alzari Josephs and Jayden Seales have taken a wicket each.