Ricky Pointing has as soon as once more been spot on along with his on-air prediction. During Australia’s ongoing second Test towards West Indies, he analysed about how Alex Carey may very well be dismissed and the latter fell precisely in the identical method. This all occurred with hardly a niche of some seconds, leaving netizens in amazement as soon as once more by the legend’s evaluation of the sport. Meanwhile, the West Indies weathered an attacking storm from Australian wicketkeeper Carey to maintain their noses in entrance at Tea on day two of the second Test on the Gabba on Friday.

Carey, who got here to the crease with Australia reeling on 54 for five, launched a blazing counterattack, racing to 50 runs off simply 38 balls. He and Khawaja placed on 96 runs in fast time. While batting on 65, Carey tried one large shot too many by mistiming a pull shot straight to Tagenarine Chanderpaul at deep superb leg, one thing that Ponting predicted simply seconds in the past.

Watch it right here:

Today, in Ricky Ponting commentary:

“It looks like (Carey’s) eyes are spinning a bit to me. He’s in overdrive at the moment, wants to hit every ball.

“I agree with you Bish, simply go a bit extra defensive, make him play a giant shot from a great size ball.”

Cue the video #AUSvWI pic.twitter.com/lSdUJ2emCh

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At the second break, Australia have been 161 for 7, nonetheless 150 runs behind the West Indies’ first innings whole of 311. Opener Usman Khawaja was not out 40, with Mitchell Starc falling on the final ball earlier than Tea. 

Kemar Roach took three fast wickets earlier than the primary break to stun Australia, leaving the hosts staggering on 24-4 on the first break.

After resuming on 266-8, the West Indies reached 311 of their first innings.

They then struck early to dismiss Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, Cameron Green and Travis Head earlier than dinner, leaving the Australian reply in tatters.

The Australian experiment of transferring Smith up the order to open the batting after David Warner‘s retirement hadn’t labored within the first Test in Adelaide final week, and it failed once more on Friday.

(With AFP Inputs)