West Indies COLLAPSED for 80 All Out | Munaf Patel STUNS West Indies

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   India produced a stunningly dominant performance in Jamaica as West Indies suffered a spectacular batting collapse and were bowled out for just 85 runs at the scenic Trelawny Stadium. Choosing to bat first, West Indies had a nightmare from the very beginning. India's disciplined bowling attack kept the pressure on, but the biggest problem for the hosts was their own shot selection. Loose drives, hesitant pokes and wild attacking strokes repeatedly handed India wickets. The standout bowler was Munaf Patel, who produced an outstanding spell with excellent control, nagging line and length and movement off the seam. Bowling close to the wicket, Patel repeatedly found the good-length area and finished with a rich haul as the West Indies batsmen struggled to cope. Zaheer Khan started the collapse by removing Shivnarine Chanderpaul, while Ajit Agarkar continued his impressive record against Chris Gayle by getting the dangerous opener out. For a brief period, it looked as though Brian Lara and Ramnaresh Sarwan could rescue the West Indies innings. Lara played some magnificent strokes, including fluent cover drives, powerful pulls and a spectacular on-the-up drive. But his dismissal changed everything. After Lara's departure, the West Indies batting completely fell apart. Sarwan edged Munaf Patel to the slips, Dwayne Bravo was dismissed attempting a pull, Kieron Pollard wasted his opportunity by chasing a wide delivery, Marlon Samuels was trapped in front and Denesh Ramdin followed soon after. At one stage, West Indies were reduced to 62 for 8, with wickets falling in rapid succession. Dwayne Smith briefly delayed the inevitable before Anil Kumble trapped Jerome Taylor in front to complete the collapse. West Indies were all out for only 85. India's chase was then almost effortless. The only disappointment for India was another failure for Virender Sehwag, who fell to another loose drive. But the young batting combination of Robin Uthappa and Dinesh