West Indies vs Ireland, 2nd ODI at Bridgetown, WI v IRE, Jan 09 2020 - Match Result

sealed with a six, Sheldon Cottrell! He sized up for the big shot by opening his stance, got a full delivery outside off and he tonked it over the covers. The Kensington Oval has erupted, Ian Bishop is screaming on the mike

oh my goodness, there's more drama. We're not done yet! Walsh struck the full toss into the covers and didn't take off for the second at all, but Cottrell turned around and ran three-fourths of the second. The throw is in at the bowler's end when it should have been at the keeper's, Cottrell is on another planet, but the bowler doesn't collect the ball, he loses balance, Cottrell slips while turning around and he eventually makes it by the time the ball reaches the keeper's end.

that's very close, has Cottrell made it at the bowler's end? He pushed the ball down the ground, short cover put in a dive to his right and quickly threw the ball too, at the bowler's end. Hardly any time for Cottrell to make it. Direct hit and he was gone. Cottrell's bat is nowhere near the crease when the bails are dislodged but the third umpire wants to make sure that the ball is still in the bowler's hand when the stumps are broken. He's asking for different angles, he wants the zoom, he wants to rock and roll. Give him everything, I say! We have the zoom and it seems that the ball is popping out of the hands when the stumps are broken. The ball is hitting the stumps, in my view, this should be out. I wonder if Ruchira Palliyaguruge would have taken so much time and replays if so much was not at stake. Oh, he says the evidence is not conclusive, because he's not sure if the ball was in the hands or not when the stumps were broken. He gives the benefit of the doubt to the batsman, not out it is, the match goes on!

tries a yorker and Walsh drives it down to long on

low full toss driven down hard and mid-off goes to his left to fire in a throw

covers the stumps by moving across and defends the flatter delivery by closing the face of the bat

full on off, he drives it to mid off

driven down to long off and they've taken a single

on middle and leg, he drives it back, it deflects off the bowler's right hand but goes to cover

goes back this time and defends in front of off

leans forward and taps the ball to point

full on the stumps and flicked along he ground to midwicket. The fielder dives to his left to get both hands

tries to target the stumps but it's gone towards leg stump, he's stuck on the pad in front of leg, no run

and he's chipped a catch to midwicket because of the pace variation! Slower delivery, short too, so it takes time to reach Joseph who has opened his stance already and then slaps the ball gently to midwicket. Like a friendly slap

and again, this time a more elegant straight drive! Pitched up, in the slot, and he drove that with a complete straight bat, high elbow and what not

smashed down the ground for a cracking four! That's the shot of a top batsman. It wasn't all that full, but it was in that line outside off and Joseph swing hard down the ground with a big follow through

on length on the stumps, driven into the covers

has the keeper dropped it? Joseph went back to push it on the off side, the ball turned from back of length, the pad in front of off stump, some gap between bat and pad and the ball may have taken the inside edge. Replays are not really conclusive

this time Joseph takes it on the pad as the ball turns when he goes on the back foot

sharp turn outside leg and it's a wide down the leg side