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Steve O’Keefe replaces Peter Siddle for third WI Test
2015 hasn’t been a fruitful year for the West Indies and Australia have piled on the misery in the first two games.
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To compound Samuels’ woes, rain immediately forced the players from the field and kept them off until tea was taken.
The Australian spinners then began to create an impact and Windies started losing wickets in the form of Jermaine Blackwood (10 runs) and Jason Holder (1 run).
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But, Craig Brathwaite and Darren Bravo, the two batsmen who have shown some spark in this series came together as a result of this wicket. “He is a good young cricketer but to burden him with that job is in my opinion ridiculous in the first place”, said Chappell.
Not since Stuart MacGill partnered with Shane Warne against South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2006 have the home side played with two recognised spinners and circumstances are tilting in O’Keefe’s favour.
“It’s so tough to get that second spinning opportunity”.
The West Indians continued their improved fight with the bat for much of the first day, after scoring 271 and 282 in Melbourne’s Boxing Day Test, following their humiliating innings 212-run defeat in Hobart. Both he and Brathwaite started and stopped before Samuels was left stranded by the throw to the keeper’s end.
“There’s enough time even if it’s rain affected”.
Pattinson dug one in and Bravo top-edged to Usman Khawaja at backward square leg in the third over after lunch.
Sure enough, Hazlewood swung the Kookaburra early and was rewarded with the dismissal of recalled opener Shai Hope.
Hope, brought into the side for Rajenda Chandrika when the opener suffered a groin strain in the warm-up, lasted just 17 balls of the morning before nicking a Josh Hazlewood delivery behind to Peter Nevill.
Siddle has not recovered from an ankle injury he sustained in the Melbourne Test and was not 100 percent fit for Sunday’s final Test, skipper Steve Smith said.
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The West Indies, who will be playing in their first Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 15 years, will be trying to prevent the Australians from sweeping the series and possibly returning to the top of the Test rankings. They have dominated the series till now in every department of the game and are looking very good when they play together as a team.