On the West Indies tour in 1989/90, Malcolm excelled as England won the First Test, took ten wickets in the Second Test and, with nineteen scalps in four Tests, returned as England's leading wicket-taking bowler of the trip.
He took ten wickets in the Second Test and, with nineteen scalps in four Tests, returned as England's leading wicket-taking bowler of the trip. On the West Indies tour in 1989/90, Malcolm excelled as England won the First Test.
On the West Indies tour in 1989/90, Malcolm excelled as England won the First Test. He took ten wickets in the Second Test and, with nineteen scalps in four Tests, returned as England's leading wicket-taking bowler of the trip.
On the West Indies tour in 1989/90, Malcolm excelled as England won the First Test. He took ten wickets in the Second Test and, with nineteen scalps in four Tests, returned as England's leading wicket-taking bowler of the trip.