Author: Wayde Brown

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.

Things are interestingly poised at stumps on the third day of the second Test between the West Indies and England at Trent Bridge.

The hosts ended the day on 248-3, taken to an advantage of 207 runs by an unbroken partnership of 108 between Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (71).

They are sharing in an unbroken 4th wicket stand of 108 following the dismissals of Zak Crawley (run out for 3), Ben Duckett (76) and Ollie Pope (51).

Alzarri Joseph 2-58 was the most successful of the West Indies bowlers.

Earlier the visitors resuming on their overnight 351 for 5 made 457 all out to take a first innings lead of 41.

Wicket-keeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva played an instrumental role hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes on his way to an unbeaten 82 while sharing in a vital 10th wicket partnership of 71 with Shamar Joseph who slammed 5 fours and 2 sixes on his way to 33 from 27 balls.

Chris Woakes 4-82 was England’s leading bowler.

Scores: England 416 and 248 for 3, West indies 457.

England hold a one-nil lead in the three-match series.