He was hit by a short delivery from Shannon Gabriel at 90mph, which burst through his gloves and hit him on the lower part of his face
West Indies wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich was forced to leave the field early in the afternoon session after being struck in the face.
Dowrich has struggled throughout the series to deal with the ball wobbling after it has passed the bat.
He was hit by a short delivery from Shannon Gabriel at 90mph, which burst through his gloves and hit him on the lower part of his face.
The incident caused a delay, with the umpires forced to wipe the ball down as part of coronavirus protocols.
Shai Hope briefly replaced Dowrich behind the stumps, before Joshua da Silva - the back-up wicketkeeper on the tour as part of the reserve group - then took over from Hope, who returned to the fielding ranks. Hope has previously kept wicket in two Tests and 77 ODIs.
Jason Holder had already briefly left the field earlier in the day after taking a blow to his thumb while fielding in the slips.
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Posted by David Bowles OBE on 26/07/2020 at 20:07
it was a horrid injury to the keeper how is he?
Posted by Kiran on 26/07/2020 at 15:21
Can Dowrich be substituted??
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