27-Year Drought Broken! West Indies Shatter Records with Epic 8-Run Win Over Australia on Aussie Soil – Series Tied in Nail-Biting Finale!

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Gabba’s Sturdy Walls Crumble as West Indies Script Historic Triumph Over Australia.

In a jaw-dropping turn of events on Sunday, the West Indies shattered records and dealt a severe blow to Australia’s fortress at The Gabba. This historic victory marked a pivotal moment for the Men from the Caribbean, who secured their first win over Australia in 20 consecutive Tests, making it a momentous day in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship (WTC).

Amidst the cricket world’s focus on India’s clash with England, Kraigg Brathwaite and his team staged an incredible upset, seizing the spotlight at The Gabba. Despite the ongoing India-England high-scoring encounter, the West Indies managed to pull off one of the most significant upsets in the WTC.

The hero of the day was Shamar Joseph, who, despite playing with an injured toe, delivered a match-winning spell against the formidable hosts. In the 2nd Test, Joseph’s remarkable figures of seven wickets in 11.5 overs led the West Indies to an astonishing eight-run victory, leaving Australia stunned on their home turf.

The series decider at The Gabba witnessed a thrilling battle, with West Indies posting 311 in their first innings, and Australia responding with a declaration at 289-9. Kirk McKenzie and Alick Athanaze’s contributions propelled the West Indies to 193 in their second innings. Australia’s star batter, Steve Smith, fought valiantly with an unbeaten 91, but the lack of support on Day 4 turned the tide in favor of the Windies.

Bowling through pain, Shamar Joseph’s heroic six-wicket haul in a single session was the turning point, securing him the well-deserved Player of the Match title. This historic triumph not only broke the Gabba’s formidable streak but also underscored the West Indies’ resurgence on the international cricket stage.

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