Fast bowler Alzarri Joseph has been suspended for two matches by Cricket West Indies over his very public disagreement with captain Shai Hope over field placements during a one-day international against England.

Alzarri Joseph has been banned for two matches after his unauthorised departures from the pitch in West Indies’ third ODI against England. Joseph exited the field twice after arguing with his captain Shai Hope,

Alzarri Joseph was banned for two matches as Cricket West Indies took srict agaianst the fast bowler's on-field disagreement with captain Shai Hop.

Fans were left stunned after West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph left the field in the middle of the third ODI against England on Wednesday. The incident

The West Indies team temporarily had only 10 players on the field before Joseph returned during the sixth over.

Alzarri Joseph dismissed Jordan Cox but did not celebrate with his team-mates and then left the field at the end of his over - West Indies briefly down to 10 players - seemingly upset with the field set by captain Shai Hope,

The incident unfolded in the early stages of England’s innings when Joseph and Hope engaged in an extended argument about field positions before the fourth over, which Joseph was set to bowl

Alzarri Joseph has been handed a two-match ban for his conduct during the West Indies' eight-wicket victory over England in the series decider in Barbados on Wednesday. Joseph was visibly frustrated with how his field was set by Windies captain Shai Hope during the fourth over of England's innings and took out his frustrations by bouncing out number three batter Jordan Cox.

West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph has been suspended for two matches for storming off the field after a row with captain Shai Hope during Wednesday's one-day international victory over England, Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Thursday.

West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph received a two-match ban for actions during the 3rd ODI match against England in Barbados. During the match, Joseph marched off the pitch shortly after taking the wicket of Jordan Cox in a protest against the field set by West Indies skipper Shai Hope.