WI tour of England, July 8-28
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Re: WI tour of England, July 8-28West Indies win by four wickets!
West Indies 200-6 Blackwood 95 Archer 3-45
West Indies Beat England As Blackwood scores 95
Vic Marks: West Indies hold on for famous win over England after dramatic first Test
Jofra Archer proves his point but Jermaine Blackwood has last laugh Sportsmail's Lawrence Booth's England v West Indies first Test ratings: Jason Holder underlined why he is ranked No 3 in the Test bowling rankings while a pair of 12s brought Ollie Pope back to earth Black Lives Matter movement gave West Indies extra motivation, says Darren Sammy ![]() ![]() He wishes he was the No.1 allrounder in world cricket. ![]() England v West Indies, 1st Test Day 5 Highlights: West Indies Beat England As Blackwood scores 95
'From the first ball Ben Stokes was in my ear''From the first ball Ben Stokes was in my ear': Jermaine Blackwood reveals he had to block out England's sledging attempts to lead West Indies to first Test victory
England vs West Indies: The paradox of being Jermaine Blackwood ]West Indies players set for win bonus under £2,000 if they win Test series against England ... while Joe Root's team will pocket SEVENTEEN times as much if they complete turnaround Why Jason Holder doesn't need anyone's validation Shannon Gabriel: 8 November 2019 Shannon Gabriel: 12 July 2020 Well Done !
Jofra Archer excluded by England for breach of biosecure proAfter being named in the England team for the 2nd test ...
Jofra Archer took 100-mile detour to go home, breaking England's biosecurity rules to put team-mates in danger - before he was kicked out of the squad after a TRACKER picked up his secret Hove trip ![]() The players drove from the Ageas Bowl near Southampton to Old Trafford in Manchester - a journey of 227 miles lasting about four hours if the most direct route is taken ![]() The detour from the Ageas Bowl to Archer's home in Hove added another 120 miles to the trip
Re: WI tour of England, July 8-28England: 1 Rory Burns, 2 Dom Sibley, 3 Zak Crawley, 4 Joe Root (captain), 5 Ben Stokes, 6 Ollie Pope, 7 Jos Buttler (wk), 8 Sam Curran, 9 Chris Woakes, 10 Dom Bess, 11 Stuart Broad
West Indies: 1 Kraigg Brathwaite, 2 John Campbell, 3 Shai Hope, 4 Shamarh Brooks, 5 Roston Chase, 6 Jermaine Blackwood, 7 Shane Dowrich (wk), 8 Jason Holder (captain), 9 Alzarri Joseph, 10 Kemar Roach, 11 Shannon Gabriel
Sibley & Stokes bat England into strong position
I do hope that we will not end up regretting having a specialist spinner on this wicket:
Roston Chase's ordinary fare proves too rich for England batsmen England v West Indies, 2nd test, Day 1 highlights: Sibley & Stokes bat England into strong position ![]() The Destroyer?
Stokes & Sibley centuries put England in commandInteresting to see the Match Referee's hysterical son selected, given his long-standing sense of self-entitlement.
Meanwhile: When West Indies bubbled under, endlessly 'Roach just unlucky' - Brathwaite backs pace bowler to get wickets soon England v West Indies, 2nd test, Day 2 highlights: Stokes & Sibley centuries put England in command
Re: WI tour of England, July 8-28Thanks for the highlights Marcus....
We may just regret not picking a specialist spinner. England 469-9 declared Sibley 120 Stokes 176 Chase 5-172 Roach 2-58
2nd Test, Day 3 - Rain Saves EnglandAs the rain saved England from a day of chasing leather around Old Trafford, there are no highlights of play.
Instead, let us rewind to the third day's play of a previous England v West Indies Old Trafford Test: England v West Indies, Old Trafford Test Match Day 3 Highlights - When We Were Kings
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