Guyanese Shamar Jospeh holds up seven fingers representing the seven wickets took yesterday morning as the West Indies completed an incredible victory against the best test team in the world, Australia. It was the first time in 27 years the Caribbean side won a test match in Australia and the victory was sweeter that Jospeh, playing in just his second match, played the leading role. (West Indies Cricket photo)Guyanese Shamar Jospeh holds up seven fingers representing the seven wickets took yesterday morning as the West Indies completed an incredible victory against the best test team in the world, Australia. It was the first time in 27 years the Caribbean side won a test match in Australia and the victory was sweeter that Jospeh, playing in just his second match, played the leading role. (West Indies Cricket photo)
