WI vs SA [WATCH]: Aiden Markram sends animation to Jason Holder on day 4 of the first Test

First test in between The West Indies again South Africa at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain, it was a thrilling contest, marked by inclement weather and fierce on-field battles. Despite the disruption caused by the rain, the game had some memorable moments, the most notable being Aiden Markram‘s fiery dismissal of Jason Holder on Day 3.

Going back in time to South Africa

South Africa’s first innings faced a challenge early on when Holder managed to get Markram out for just 9 runs in the first innings. Holder’s over gave West Indies a vital boost, disrupted the Proteas’ rhythm and gave them momentum early in the game.

Aiden Markram gets his revenge

However, the tables turned during the West Indies innings when Markram retaliated by dismissing the dangerous Catcher. This dismissal was an important moment in the game, as Holder is a key player for the West Indies, who is able to make a significant contribution with both bat and ball. Markram’s breakthrough helped South Africa regain control of the game and was a critical turning point in the ongoing Test.

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Slow shipping causes heat

What followed the wicket was as startling as the dismissal itself. Markram, exasperated, gave Holder a moving picture, expressing his feelings in a big celebration. The dismissal highlighted the importance of Markram’s wicket with the South African team, underscoring the importance of the match. Markram’s passionate reaction quickly became a talking point among fans and commentators alike, adding another layer of drama to an already exciting contest.

Here is the video:

Sauce returns in kind! 😉

After his off-stump was flattened in the first innings by Holder, Markram clears Holder’s off-stump in the Windies’ 1st innings. 🫡#WIvSAonFanCode pic.twitter.com/9jd5LAkerR

– Fan Code (@FanCode) August 11, 2024

South Africa dominates the fourth day

South Africa took control on the fourth day of the first Test against the West Indies. The Proteas bowlers, led by Kagiso Rabada again Keshav Maharajhe broke the list of West Indian batsmen. Despite the heroic effort that appears Jomel Warricanthe athletes could not withstand the relentless pressure of the South African attack. With West Indies bowled out for 233 runs, South Africa extended their lead to 154 runs, putting them in first place on the final day.

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