Windies batsman treads on stumps for second time in three innings
Sunday 10 December 2017 08:00, UK
A week after Sunil Ambris became the first man to be out hit wicket for a golden duck on his Test debut against New Zealand, the Windies batsman fell in similar fashion against the same opposition.
Having stepped on his stumps while facing Neil Wagner in the first Test at Basin Reserve in Wellington, the 24-year-old did the same while batting against Trent Boult in the second clash at Seddon Park in Hamilton.
Ambris knocked a short ball from Boult into the leg side but the delivery pushed the right-hander back and his right foot collided with the stumps - watch the unlucky moment at the top of the page!
The Vincentian batsman's embryonic Test career has been anything but dull, with his two hit-wicket dismissals sandwiching a score of 18, in which he became just the sixth player in history to score his first runs in a Test match with a six - Ambris top-edging Boult into the stands.
