Malcom Marshall 1 for 56 in 19 Overs 4 Mdns vs India 4th Test, Kingston, April 28 - May 03, 1989 - video Dailymotion

Malcom Marshall 1 for 56 in 19 Overs 4 Mdns vs India 4th Test, Kingston, April 28   May 03, 1989

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00:0024 with its Malcolm Marshall, a record in tests for a Westendon.

00:09Oops, and he's gone.

00:12Caught by Richards, off the glove, I think it's off the glove, something high up, and Richards took a catch.

00:18Actually went rather slowly in the end.

00:21It's very interesting to take another look at that turning because the bounce was appreciable.

00:25And there's some doubt, I think, as to whether that hit the right glove or the shoulder of the batsman.

00:30Very hard to tell on the action replay.

00:33But a nice, easy dolly catch to a bit of Richards at first level.

00:38So, Aaron Dahl goes 7.

00:44Close to 200, four wickets down.

00:49Marshall, round the wicket, what a cool ball that was, and Sidhu says it hit my arm.

00:54Dujon says that's a catch.

00:58And important because Sidhu is on 99.

01:02They hit him on the shoulder.

01:04He's not out.

01:10Oh, tit, tit.

01:13Well, it's a bit like a Coney Island sideshow at the moment.

01:18They're just trying to hit him rather than bowl him out.

01:20But I think it's sad to see cricket degenerate into this.

01:24That was a nasty blow.

01:27And Van Breyker got behind it and had absolutely no chance of getting out of the way of that.

01:32They hit him on the side of the head, I think.

01:34And some of the short pitch bowling throughout the series has been frightening to watch, let alone player guns.

01:39Let's have a look at this.

01:40Oh!

01:40That's full in the face.

01:45Sad one, because really all he's trying to do is hit the batsman, I think.

01:48And very, very little chance of getting him out.

01:51Even with that ball passing outside the off-slum and a nod from Van Breyker.

01:55He's the chances of hitting the edge from around the wicket at that speed of slim.

01:58And that's the score at the end of the first day.