It was pace like fire at Kensington Oval last weekend and Trinidad and Tobago had no answer to Barbados’ four-pronged attack, losing a first-class cricket match to the Bajans for the first time since 2007.
Fiery West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards was at the forefront of the pace attack, with support from Tino Best, Kemar Roach and newboy Christopher Jordan.
Here, Edwards gives Trinidad’s fast bowler Shannon Gabriel a dose of his own medicine with a brutal bouncer, which had the tailend batsman tumbling over the stumps after he edged it through the wicketkeeper while taking evasive action.
Rough ride
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