West Indies batsman was hit on the head by a dangerous bouncer, the match had to be cancelled.
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During the home series being played in West Indies, Jeremiah Lewis of Leeward Islands was hit directly on the helmet by a ball from fast bowler Jaden Seals. The batsman fell on the ground and his helmet also came off. In anger, Lewis got up, kicked off his helmet and walked out of the field. The match was canceled due to the dangerous behavior of the pitch.
Batsman injured on the ball of West Indies fast bowler Jaden Seales, match cancelled.
New Delhi. A domestic cricket match in West Indies had to be stopped suddenly. The pitch was declared “dangerous for the game”. This match was being played at Sir Viv Richards Stadium. In this, West Indies fast bowler Jaden Seales took a total of seven wickets, but after this the match was cancelled. Due to a dangerous bouncer from Seals, it was decided to end the match prematurely. One of his balls hit the batsman’s helmet. This match was being played between Leeward Islands and Trinidad and Tobago under the West Indies Championship.
While bowling to Jeremiah Lewis of the Leeward Islands, a ball from Seals suddenly took a sharp bounce and hit the batsman straight on his helmet. The batsman immediately fell on the ground and his helmet also came off. In anger, Lewis kicked and threw his helmet and walked out of the field. At the time of the incident, Leeward Islands’ score was 140/7 and all seven wickets were taken by Seals. Lewis was taken to the hospital to be checked for a head injury (concussion) and is said to be in stable condition.
Jayden Seales has claimed the first seven wickets to fall in an innings for Trinidad & Tobago against Leeward Islands, but looks set to be denied the chance to take 10 with the game halted due to a dangerous pitch. The last ball before the suspension is not for the faint-hearted pic.twitter.com/o4G5ULiSAh
