DRINKS BREAK. Things are heating up at the Kensington Oval and everyone needs a water break. Wow. Despite being so unlucky, he still keeps on picking up wickets. The move to give him an extended spell has worked great dividends for Roston Chase, but in terms of a long-term perspective, he does need to think about Shamar Joseph steaming in for so many overs at a stretch. You don't want to see what happened to Jofra Archer post the 2019 Ashes or Jasprit Bumrah recently. Shamar will definitely be pumped up but his workload management has to be of top priority. For now, have to give it to the 25-year old though. He has got a heart of gold, as he just keeps running in, without bothering about the result. Once again, Australia's openers have failed them, despite looking a lot more comfortable as compared to the first innings. They are already 2 down and with another 90 minutes left in the day, this West Indian bowling attack would be licking its lips to run through that middle order. Josh Inglis walks in next, at number 4, replacing Sam Konstas.

Talking about youngsters, have to give it to Shamar Joseph. He is just 25 but what composure does he have at this tender age. A fast bowler is usually menacing, doing all the hard work to generate a mistake and get a wicket, but when your own mates drop catches off your bowling, it is pretty normal to have tea pots boiling. But despite so much bad luck in terms of catching off his bowling, very rarely do we see Shamar lose his temper. Terrific attitude.