West Indies bowler Alzarri Joseph stormed off the field in anger as a dispute erupted with the captain. After sitting in the dugout for a while, he returned to the field. The third ODI between the West Indies and England witnessed this rare occasion. While the West Indies won both the match and the series, Joseph faced criticism for his actions.

Commentator Mark Boucher remarked, "Frustration can happen on the field, but it should be handled privately. If the captain sets the field, it must be followed.”

In the fourth over of England's innings, Joseph bowled and had a brief discussion with captain Shai Hope about field placement. After Jordan Cox played a shot through backward point, Joseph became angry with the captain and voiced his frustration.

In the same over, Joseph dismissed Cox, with the ball landing in wicketkeeper Hope's hands. However, Joseph remained frustrated and stormed off the field, sitting in the dugout without speaking to the captain. Hope and the team were left confused, while coach Darren Sammy tried to persuade him to stay, but Joseph ignored the request.

Hayden Walsh Jr. was ready to be sent on as a substitute fielder, but Joseph returned before he took the field. Despite his return, Joseph faced criticism for his behaviour.