In the third and final Test as West Indies lost six early wickets during the first innings with just 137 runs on board on Day 2 as they prepare for Day 3.
Day 3 of the third and final Test comes to an end with West Indies needing 389 runs to claim the Wisden Trophy at Old Trafford, Manchester against England.
Stuart Broad will sleep on 499 wickets overnight and will make sure to reach 500.
As for the West Indies, they have two days to score 389 runs. Maybe some rain will help them. But the Windies need more than just rain.
For England, Rory Burns with his 90 and Joe Root with a commanding 68 laid it for the host.
Kraigg Brathwaite and Shai Hope at the crease.
WEST INDIES: 10/2 in 6 overs (197 all-out in 65 overs)
ENGLAND: 216/2 in 58 overs Dec. (369/10 in 111.5 overs)
1. Day 3 begins
West Indies had a superb start to day two as they picked four wickets for 22 runs and celebrated Kemar Roach reaching 200 Test wickets.
But that's about it as they lost the plot when Broad started to channel 2005-Shane-Warne. That innings demoralized the Windies.
As for Windies coming in to bat, Broad and Anderson got rid of the West Indian top order in no time. Blackwood and Holder had a decent stand for the sixth wicket, but Woakes bowled a peach of a delivery to get rid of Blackwood, going through his gates.
A big partnership is the need of the hour for the visitors if they want to put up a fight.
2. Jason Holder reaches his 2000 Test runs but soon departs
Broad to Holder, out Lbw!!
It was the nip-backer and Holder is guilty of playing all around it, he falls over as well and is struck right in front of the stumps. Umpire Richard Kettleborough was quick to raise his hand, however, Holder challenged the decision. Ball-tracking showed it to be crashing into leg-stump.
Holder lbw b Broad 46(82) [4s-6]
2000+ runs & 100+ wickets for WI
Gary Sobers
Carl Hooper
Jason Holder
3. 3 wickets for Stuart Broad who finishes Windies innings
Broad to Cornwall, out Lbw!!
Broad is good with these angling deliveries into the right-hander.
Cornwall lbw b Broad 10(15) [4s-1]
Broad to Roach, out Caught by Root!!
Stuart Broad pushed Roach back the previous ball and draw him forward with this full delivery, used his fingers to cut the ball to leg and got it to move away off the surface.
Roach played a loose firm-handed drive and the thick edge flew straight to first slip.
Roach c Root b Broad 0(3)
Stuart Broad stats:
- 18th five-fer
- 3rd vs West Indies (last in 2012)
- 2nd at Old Trafford
Most five-wicket hauls for England in Tests:
28 - Jimmy Anderson
27 - Ian Botham
24 - Sydney Barnes
18 - Stuart Broad*
17 - Fred Trueman
17 - Graeme Swann
17 - Derek Underwood
Broad to Dowrich, out Caught by Woakes!!
The last ball of the over, and Dowrich wanted to get bat on the ball and retain strike, but panicked seeing Broad drop it short and went for an off-balance pull shot.
Dowrich c Woakes b Broad 37(63) [4s-5]
4. Joshua da Silva is the substitute keeper for injured Dowrich
It was going to be Shai Hope who would don the wicketkeeper's gloves in place of injured Dowrich. However, Joshua da Silva is the substitute keeper.
Dowrich got his upper lip is bleeding. The ball sanitized as there was some blood on it.
5. 50 for both openers Rory Burns and Dominic Sibley
Rory Burns and Dominic Sibley reach their half-centuries.
100+ opening stands for England in home Tests since 2010:
186 A Strauss - A Cook v Ind Edgbaston 2011
177 A Lyth - A Cook v NZ Leeds 2015
126 A Cook - A Hales v Pak Edgbaston 2016
103*R Burns - D Sibley v WI Old Trafford 2020 [Also the first 100+ stand in four seasons]
Dom Sibley this series:
0
50
120
0
52*
6. Dominic Sibley departs for 56
Holder to Sibley, out Lbw!!
Holder gets the LBW decision in his favour and Sibley's the one reviewing. Played across the line of a length ball again, with half a stride forward.
Ball tracking has the ball crashing into leg stump. He's gone after a resolute 56.
Sibley lbw b Holder 56(132) [4s-7]
7. Jason Holder 100 wickets
Jason Holder 100 wickets. He had earlier completed 2000 Test runs.
100+ Test wickets as captain:
187 Imran Khan
138 Richie Benaud
117 Gary Sobers
116 Daniel Vettori
111 Kapil Dev
107 Wasim Akram
106 Bishan Bedi
103 Shaun Pollock
100 Jason Holder **
100+ wickets as captain in both Tests & ODIs:
Imran Khan (187, 131)
Wasim Akram (107, 158)Shaun Pollock (103, 134)
Jason Holder (100*, 101)
8. Half-century for Joe Root
Root dances down, getting under and slicing straight down for a FOUR. It's a fifty.
9. Rory Burns dismissed for 90 as England declare for 226
Roston Chase to Rory Burns, out Caught by (sub)Joshua Da Silva!!
Burns missed the triple-digit by 10 runs as he tries fetching one with a sweep from well outside off. Ends up with a top-edge ballooning up tamely, which Joshua - the replaced 'keeper - gets under comfortably.
Rory Burns c (sub)Joshua Da Silva b Roston Chase 90(163) [4s-10]
With his wicket, England declared the series 226 and they lead by 398 runs.
10. Stuart Broad on 499 wickets
Broad to John Campbell, out Caught by Root!!
A round the wicket Broad and lefties. A rather simple looking delivery just outside off, but, the angle coming in demands a poke. An outside-edge as well straight down first slip's throat.
John Campbell c Root b Broad 0(3)
Broad to Roach, out Caught by Buttler!!
Probing around in the channel just outside off, and Roach can't not poke. He pushes away from his body in some sort of a drive. He gets the nick and the 'keeper makes it.
Roach c Buttler b Broad 4(5