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Joseph’s remarkable spell highlights sheer grit, drama of Test cricket-Tendulkar

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January 28, 2024
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Shamar Joseph raises the ball after taking seven wickets in his team's win over Australia [Jono Searle/AAP Image via AP]

Shamar Joseph raises the ball after taking seven wickets in his team's win over Australia [Jono Searle/AAP Image via AP]

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India cricket great and former Captain, Sachin Tendulkar, knows when he sees another great. Taking to his X (Twitter) account, Tendulkar, reacting to West Indies player, Shamar Joseph, taking seven Australian wickets, says it highlights the sheer grit and drama of Test cricket. He also sees Joseph as a key architect in scripting a historic victory for the West Indies in Australia after 27 years. No Guyanese would disagree with this.

West Indies beat Australia yesterday by a remarkable eight-run. Joseph, despite being injured, took seven wickets.

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Shamar Joseph's remarkable spell to claim 7 wickets highlights the sheer grit and drama of Test cricket. This is the format that truly challenges and showcases a player's mettle. A key architect in scripting a historic victory for the West Indies in Australia after 27 years.… pic.twitter.com/RUP7UmOW6W

— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) January 28, 2024

 

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