Australia Vs West Indies  

On-field umpires Marais Erasmus and Chris Gaffaney, third umpire Ruchira Palliyaguruge and fourth official S Ravi levelled the charges against Adam Zampa for the offence during the Australia-West Indies match at the ICC World Cup 2019

Nottingham: West Indies wicketkeeper Shai Hope said it was exciting for him to watch  his team’s fast bowlers charging in and putting the opposition batsmen under pressure. The Caribbean pacemen Oshane Thomas, Sheldon Cottrell, Andre Russell have been outstanding at the ICC World Cup 2019 so far as they bowled out Pakistan for 105 and on June 6 rattled the Australian top order. However, Australia recovered to post 288 and later won by 15 runs. After the loss, Hope, who struck a half century, spoke to the media in Nottingham.

Nottingham: Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey heaped praise on teammate Mitchell Starc as he took five wickets against West Indies on June 6. Thanks to his superb bowling and Nathan Coulter-Nile’s surprise 92-run knock, the five-time world champions won by 15 runs in the ICC World Cup 2019. With next match against India, Carey said they were focusing on Virat Kohli’s team and described Starc as “dangerous” with the new ball.

Nottingham: Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc was lucky against West Indies as the umpire failed to spot his no-ball and the very next ball he dismissed Chris Gayle. The ICC World Cup 2019 match between the two sides on June 6, was marred by umpiring errors. After the team’s 15-run victory, Starc interacted with journalists. Starc starred with the ball by taking five wickets. With India and Australia set to face off on Sunday (June 9), Starc spoke about the contest and bowling to Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and other batsmen.

Nottingham: The ICC World Cup 2019 match between Australia and West Indies was marred by umpiring howlers. The Caribbean batsmen were at the receiving end of wrong decisions but thanks to Decision Review System (DRS), they were overturned. After the 15-run loss to Australia, West Indies captain Jason Holder spoke about the umpiring errors and DRS in the post-match press conference in Nottingham on June 6.

Michael Holding, who was commentating on the Australia-West Indies ICC World Cup 2019 game, said on air, 'I am sorry but the umpiring in this game has been atrocious'. Dean Jones made a suggestion of having three on-field umpires

'We haven’t played awesome cricket in that game, we played well in patches but we can get better in all three areas of the game. It’s exciting to find new ways to win, Coults (Coulter-Nile) played very well to get us to a competitive total,' said Mitchell Starc after Australia's win over West Indies in the ICC World Cup 2019

'I also thought Mitchell Starc bowled really well to take his five wickets. When he’s got his rhythm and his form is good, he’s definitely the best around – I think that is without question,' wrote former captain Allan Border after Australia defeated West Indies in the ICC World Cup 2019

Chasing 289 for a win, the West Indies were in the hunt for most part of their innings but they crumbled towards the end to score 273/9 from 50 overs in their ICC World Cup 2019 contest at Trent Bridge

'They are the most watchable team in the tournament (World Cup 2019) with a batting line-up that can kidnap any bowling attack with brute force. No ground is big enough when this behemoth of a batting order clicks into overdrive but they also have a vulnerability against high-quality bowling as they tend to play one dimensional at times,' wrote Steve Waugh

'We just need to see what happens when the pressure is on the West Indies, but the (ICC World Cup 2019) game against Australia should do that as that will be a good test of where we are at,' said Clive Lloyd

West Indies captain Jason Holder is confident the five-day rest between the win against Pakistan in their ICC World Cup 2019 opener and the match with Australia will be enough for Chris Gayle and Andre Russell to be fully fit