ENG vs WI [WATCH]: Jason Holder plucks an incredible catch to dismiss Ben Duckett in the 2nd Test

England are playing against the West Indies in the second Test of the three-match series at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. The hosts are coming off a sensational win in the f🍷irst Test at Lord’🧸s, where they won by an innings and 114 runs. They aim to secure another win to take over the series.

Ben Duckett shows his class

West Indies won the toss and opted to bowl first, a decision that initially paid off as Zak Crawley was dismissed for a duck in the opening over by Alzarri Joseph. It appeared from thereon that the Windies bowlers would tighten the screw more. However, Ben Duckett had some other plans as he launched a counter-atꦺtack that shifted the momenℱtum.

Duckett kicked off the proceedings right from the word go. He took Jayden Seales to the cleaners in the second over of England’s innings, disp🍒atching the bowler for 4 consecutive boundaries and collecting 19 runs, including an extra.

Continuing with his aggressive approach, Duckett helped England race past 50 runs ꩵin just 4.2 overs, setting a new record for the fastest team fifty in Test history. In the 10th over, Duckett reached his half-century off just 32𓄧 balls, becoming the fourth fastest English batter to do so in Test cricket.

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Jason Holder exhibits fielding brilliance

In fact the way was Duckett was playing, it appeared he would reach the triple figure score quite quickly and create another record. However, Shamar Joseph, with the assistance of Jason Holder‘s fielding brilliance, halted his innings in the 19th over.

Shamar went for a bowled a full delivery just outside off, which Duckett attempted to drive through the line. The ball nipped away slightly off theꦡ deck, catching a thick outside edge. The red leather traveled quickly and low to the slip cordon, where Holder took a remarkable catch.

Duckett ended up scoring 71 runs from 59 deliveries, including 14 boundaries. By the end of the first session, England reached 134/2 in 26 overs, with Ollie Pope (47 not out) and Joe Root (13 not out) unbeaten at the crease.

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