Alzarri Joseph Suspended for Two Matches After On-Field Dispute

The West Indies bowler left the field twice during an ODI against England, prompting disciplinary action for conduct deemed unprofessional.

Alzarri Joseph walked off the field twice during the third ODI against England after disagreements with captain Shai Hope over field placements.
Joseph's actions left the West Indies with only 10 players on the field temporarily, leading to a two-match suspension by Cricket West Indies.
Joseph apologized to his captain, teammates, and fans, acknowledging that his passion got the best of him and expressing regret for his behavior.
West Indies head coach Daren Sammy criticized Joseph's actions as unacceptable and emphasized the importance of maintaining professionalism.
The West Indies won the match by eight wickets, securing a 2-1 series victory over England, with Joseph contributing two wickets in the game.