Shillingford won’t go down without a fight

Watson goes down to Shillingford on Wednesday

Shane Shillingford acknowledged that the West Indies’ bid to win the third and final Test against Australia will prove a tough task as the Windsor Park pitch continues to thwart the batsmen.

One-nil up in the series, 200 for six and 310 runs in the lead on Wednesday, the visitors are firm favourites to emerge triumphant in Dominica.

However, Shillingford, the recipient of eight wickets in his first Test in front of his home crowd, insisted the hosts could turn the tables on the opposition.

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  1. April 26, 2012

    go austrila

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