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England vs West Indies: Hosts put Joe Root's shambolic side to the sword in first Test

England made to pay price over selection by magnificent Jason Holder and Shane Dowrich

Jos Buttler: West Indies have given England a reality check

BUMBLE AT THE TEST: There will be tougher Tests to come for England... and Jason Holder is an impressive young man who commands respect



Holder 202*



Dowrich 116*

West Indies vs England, 1st Test, Day 3 Highlights

Those highlights were even more enjoyable to watch Marcus. Thanks!

22 January 2019: Geoffrey Boycott: England should be far too good against a West Indies side full of very ordinary, average cricketers



26 January 2019: England in West Indies: Andrew Flintoff & Geoffrey Boycott 'disrespectful'

26 January 2019: Match result: West Indies 289 (Hetmyer 81*, Anderson 5-46) and 415 for 6 dec (Holder 202*, Dowrich 116*) beat England 77 (Roach 5-17) and 246 (Burns 84, Chase 8-60) by 381 runs



Chase leaves England in a spin

Now serving, slices of humble pie to Geoffrey Boycott and Andrew Flintoff....

"In every department - batting, bowling, fielding, wicket-keeping, selection, tactics, captaincy, preparation, reading of the conditions - the tourists were comprehensively outdone in the first Test ..."

Source: England left looking for answers after shapeless tourists are schooled in Barbados

England woeful against Windies 'part-time spinner' Roston Chase, says David Lloyd

The enduring fire that fuels West Indies when England come to play

A crushing victory, a huge price cut and beautiful weather - but still the West Indies fans stay away



Part-timer? No problem.

West Indies vs England, 1st Test, Day 4 Highlights

mikesiva wrote:Now serving, slices of humble pie to Geoffrey Boycott and Andrew Flintoff....

And what about YOUR slice of "humble pie" MASSA MIKE? You already dropped di word "WETT" from your duty mouth now?

We in di PM remain calm, we know there is still plenty of work to be done. But It's funny to sit back and see FAIR WEATHER SKUNTS LIKE YOU jump up and down now we beat up your country in a test, after di consistent vitriol you have spewed about di players and di board. But why should I be surprised? you were always a PHONY!!!

FORWARD!!!

AFRO wrote:And what about YOUR slice of "humble pie" MASSA MIKE? You already dropped di word "WETT" from your duty mouth now?

We in di PM remain calm, we know there is still plenty of work to be done. But It's funny to sit back and see FAIR WEATHER SKUNTS LIKE YOU jump up and down now we beat up your country in a test, after di consistent vitriol you have spewed about di players and di board. But why should I be surprised? you were always a PHONY!!!

FORWARD!!!

In October 2018, our team played two test matches against India.

West Indies lost the first of these tests an innings and 272 runs, and the second by 10 wickets.

In November 2018, our team played two test matches against Bangladesh.

West Indies lost the first of these tests by 36 runs, and the second by an innings and 184 runs.

Do you consider the overwhelming victory over England a few days ago to be the sign of some sort of permanent turnaround in fortunes and if so, why? What do you consider has changed (for the better) in the past five months?

I seem to recall that we beat England in the Headingley test on the 2017 tour.

'One swallow does not make a summer': West Indies keeping feet on the ground after crushing England win

MarcusGarveyLives wrote:

AFRO wrote:And what about YOUR slice of "humble pie" MASSA MIKE? You already dropped di word "WETT" from your duty mouth now?

We in di PM remain calm, we know there is still plenty of work to be done. But It's funny to sit back and see FAIR WEATHER SKUNTS LIKE YOU jump up and down now we beat up your country in a test, after di consistent vitriol you have spewed about di players and di board. But why should I be surprised? you were always a PHONY!!!

FORWARD!!!

In October 2018, our team played two test matches against India.

West Indies lost the first of these tests an innings and 272 runs, and the second by 10 wickets.

In November 2018, our team played two test matches against Bangladesh.

West Indies lost the first of these tests by 36 runs, and the second by an innings and 184 runs.

Do you consider the overwhelming victory over England a few days ago to be the sign of some sort of permanent turnaround in fortunes and if so, why? What do you consider has changed (for the better) in the past five months?

I seem to recall that we beat England in the Headingley test on the 2017 tour.

'One swallow does not make a summer': West Indies keeping feet on the ground after crushing England win

1. Who is beating India IN India these days? They've always been home bullies.

2. Bangladesh have been improving a lot recently at home and we were missing some key players in that series.

This is a DIFFERENT team now and we're hopeful that this group can push things FORWARD now. Anyway, weh MASSA MIKE, him boyfrield GIRLS and POOgley deh? Dem only turn up when we lose now? Why so SILENT?

England players prepare for the forthcoming challenge they perceive from West Indies in the 2nd test in Antigua ...

Show us some respect, blasts West Indies chief after being left angry at English ignorance ahead of series

Err ...

'We are still the underdogs': England still favourites in series despite first Test thrashing, says West Indies coach Toby Radford

AFRO wrote:... This is a DIFFERENT team now and we're hopeful that this group can push things FORWARD now. Anyway, weh MASSA MIKE, him boyfrield GIRLS and POOgley deh? Dem only turn up when we lose now? Why so SILENT?

Success will be “one-off” unless CWI governance changes: Dr Keith Mitchell Mitchell (former chairman of CARICOM’s Prime Ministerial subcommittee on cricket) (click for more)