Australia Holds Narrow 45-Run Lead Against West Indies in Grenada Test
Australia Holds Narrow 45-Run Lead Against West Indies in Grenada Test

Australia Holds Narrow 45-Run Lead Against West Indies in Grenada Test

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In the second Test between Australia and West Indies in Grenada, the match has been marked by dominant bowling performances and struggles from both teams' openers. Jayden Seales was a key figure for the West Indies, taking early wickets including those of Australia's openers Sam Konstas and Usman Khawaja, leaving Australia 12 for 2 and securing a 45-run lead after bowling West Indies out for 253. Brandon King stood out for the West Indies with a maiden Test half-century, while the Josephs provided crucial lower-order resistance. Australia's bowlers, including Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins, and Josh Hazlewood, consistently took wickets, with Hazlewood dismissing West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite for a duck in his 100th Test. Despite a spirited fightback, West Indies found themselves at 185 for 7 at one point, with the series finely poised after Australia won the first Test by 159 runs. The match appears on track for an early conclusion as batting difficulties continue on both sides, setting the stage for a decisive contest in the remaining days.

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