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Eng vs WI 2nd Test highlights: England wins by 113 runs, level series 1-1

Stokes set up England's victory with a majestic 176 in the first innings as he stitched a 260-run partnership with fellow centurion Dom Sibley (120) to take England to a commanding 469/9

Eng vs WI: 300 would be great, says Roach after going past 200 Test wickets

Kemar Roach became the first West Indies bowler since the legendary Curtly Ambrose 26 years ago to go past 200 Test wickets during the ongoing third Test against England at Old Trafford

Eng v WI 3rd Test, Day 2 highlights: Windies left reeling by pace onslaught

West Indies ended the day on 137/6, trailing England by 232 runs with Dowrich (10) and captain Jason Holder (24) in the middle

Eng vs WI: Jofra Archer should forget about 'outside noise', says Holding

He's amongst friends in the England team; he has Ben Stokes, who he is very close to, who is a personable person and also a positive person, says Michael Holding

3rd Test: West Indies wins toss, bowls first in series decider vs England

England recalled pacemen Jofra Archer and James Anderson in place of Sam Curran and top-order batsman Zak Crawley, leading to allrounder Ben Stokes moving up the order to No. 4

Eng vs WI: Captain Holder shows 'full support' to struggling Shai Hope

Shai Hope has scored just 57 runs in four innings of the series so far

Archer brings that X-Factor which every good team needs: Brathwaite

There is the traditional English way of doing it by the book, but all good teams need the X-Factor, says Carlos Brathwaite

England vs West Indies Test series renamed to Richards-Botham Trophy

The third Test between England and West Indies will be the last time the two teams compete for the Wisden Trophy

Love competing against Stokes, he builds you up for dog-fight: Jason Holder

Ben Stokes was impactful with bat and ball during 2nd Test and his energy is always great, says West Indies captain Jason Holder

Eng vs WI, 3rd Test: Joe Root & co look to clinch series, Wisden Trophy

The hosts will be boosted by the return of fast-bowler Jofra Archer, who was axed for the second Test for breaking bio-secure bubble protocols

Eng vs WI 3rd Test: Live streaming, playing eleven, weather in Manchester

West Indies would like to make some changes in its playing 11 as Shannon Gabriel and Alzarri Joseph looked stiff in second Test. Check Eng vs WI live telecast and weather details here

'Lay low for a while': WI assistant coach Estwick's advice for Jofra Archer

Roddy Estwick had mentored Archer as a young cricketer in Barbados

England to put out 'strongest attack' for final WI Test, says Silverwood

England head coach Chris Silverwood has vowed to put out their best bowling attack for the third and final Test against West Indies beginning Friday at the Old Trafford

England's Sibley becomes 1st cricketer to break 'no saliva on ball' rule

Before the start of the 42nd over of the visitors' innings, umpire Michael Gough was seen unwrapping a tissue and he subsequently rubbed it on both sides of the ball

2nd Test, Day 3: England and West Indies frustrated by Manchester washout

England, trailing 1-0 in the three-match series, now has only two days left to force a victory.

Jofra Archer fined for breaching Covid-19 protocol; available for 3rd Test

Archer has been fined an undisclosed amount and also been given an official written warning after admitting to breaking the team's bio-secure protocols

England vs West Indies 1st Test: As it happened till Day 3 at Ageas Bowl

At the end of the day, England openers Rory Burns and Dom Sibley somehow survived 10 overs of zippy bowling that relentlessly attacked the off stump

England vs West Indies 2nd Test, Day 2: Stokes dominates; Eng 378-5 at Tea

Roston Chase extended his tally for the innings to four wickets with the scalps of Sibley and Ollie Pope.

England vs West Indies, 2nd Test Day 2: Sibley hits ton; Eng 264-3 at Lunch

Dom Sibley completed his patiently compiled century and Ben Stokes was close to three figures himself Friday as they extended their unbeaten partnership to 183 runs and pressed home England's advantage over the West Indies by lunch on day two of the second Test at Old Trafford. England was 264-3 at the end of a wicketless first session in which the hosts added 57 runs in 26 overs the kind of rate that took test cricket back to the old days. Sibley beat Stokes in their painstaking crawls to the milestone, bringing up his second test hundred with a straight drive for three runs about 10 minutes before lunch. The opener gave a big fist pump to celebrate his 312-ball century, England's fifth slowest since 1990, and was 101 not out at lunch. Stokes was unbeaten on 99 off 252 balls and was being just as measured in his approach with the ball moving around in Manchester. England was meandering along at a run rate of 2.44, with the leave often being the shot of choice, especially for Sib

Eng vs WI 2nd test Day 1: Stokes, Sibley put hosts in commanding position

Sibley and Stokes dug deep in the third session to defy the West Indies bowlers. At Stumps, Sibley had faced 253 balls while Stokes had absorbed 159 deliveries