The Latest Breaking News from Shamar Joseph

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Men's emotional vulnerability is explored through the lens of cricket, highlighting the West Indies' recent victory and the rise of fast bowler Shamar Joseph.

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of his stunning display at the Gabba Test against Australia, where the West Indies secured their first victory on Australian soil in over two decades, pacer Shamar Joseph has been elevated to an International retainer contract by Cricket West Indies (CWI).

Doors are continuing to open for Shamar Joseph, the overnight hero who bowled West Indies to an unforgettable Test defeat of Australia at the Gabba.

West Indies white-ball coach Daren Sammy has urged patience with Shamar Joseph, but is excited about the pace sensation becoming an all-format player.

The team that had to flee after the return of the Taliban is pushing hard for a return to international cricket

A vindicated Steve Smith was puzzled by critics who were quick to jump on the decision to promote him to Australia's Test opener.

With seven stunning wickets the fast bowler turned a Test in his second match but the reality of cricket’s disparity still exists

Shamar Joseph’s heroic effort in an unforgettable Brisbane Test denouement was a triumph over the unfairness of the sport

Injury has forced West Indies hero Shamar Joseph out of the ILT20, but he has signed a maiden Pakistan Super League deal on the back of his Gabba heroics.

Young sensation Shamar Joseph bowls West Indies to first Test win in Australia in 27 years, hailed as a 'saviour in the purest form of the game' by Steve Waugh.