Top Moments From England-West Indies Test Series

Jason Holder’s match haul of 7/91 — he took six wickets in the first innings — in Southampton proved vital in West Indies’ four-wicket win. (AFP)

Blackwood’s 95, arguably one of the best knocks in the series, guided the Windies home in their chase of 200. (AFP)

Sibley may have been criticised for scoring one of the slowest Test centuries — 120 off 372 in the second game in Manchester — but that was what England needed after being 1-0 down in the series. (AFP)

Ben Stokes’ 176 and a 57-ball 78 put England in a commanding position in Manchester. (AFP)

A total of three wickets, a century and a fifty. That was enough for England to make it 1-1 with a 113-run victory. (AFP)

Stylish Ollie Pope’s 91 guided England to 369 after the visitors asked them to bat first in the third and final Test in Manchester. (AFP)

Pope had support from Broad, who hit a fiery 45-ball 62 with nine fours and a six. (AFP)

All the three games were played without spectators. New normal or a temporary normal? (AFP)

Broad on Tuesday (July 28) became the seventh bowler – overall – to complete 500 wickets in Test cricket. The Englishman achieved the feat when he dismissed West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite. (AFP)

Chris Woakes managed a five-wicket haul in the third Test and finished the series with 11 wickets. (AFP)