In the first Test at Bridgetown, Australia's bowlers rallied after an unimpressive start to dismiss the West Indies for 190, reclaiming momentum. Despite West Indies taking a 10-run first-innings lead, the team was left reeling from two contentious umpiring decisions concerning their captains, Chase and Hope. Chase's lbw dismissal was particularly frustrating, as he felt he had edged the ball while Hope, making his Test return, fell victim to a disputed catch. Losing these two key players heavily affected the Windies' chances of a significant lead going forward.
Australia's bowlers rebounded strongly after a tough morning, dismissing the West Indies for 190 to take control in a tense first Test match at Bridgetown.
The dismissal of West Indies captains Chase and Hope due to controversial decisions shifted the game in Australia's favor, despite a promising partnership.
Captain Roston Chase's lbw dismissal caused frustration as he believed he had edged the ball. The Ultraedge review yielded inconclusive evidence, leaving his exit questionable.
Shai Hope, returning to Test cricket, faced a controversial dismissal as his inside edge catch was confirmed despite doubts about the catch being clean.
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