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England beat West Indies by 232 runs | West Indies Vs England 3rd Test match

That is all we have for you in this Test match series. Windies win it by a 2-1 margin and have surprised many. The England tour doesn't end here. The 5-match ODI series begin from 20th February. The first one will be played at Barbados. Join in at 1100 local (1500 GMT). Until then, ta ta!
Jason Holder then goes onto collect the trophy and calls over his teammates to pose for the shutterbugs. This series was really important for them as well as cricket in general. A sight that has not been seen recently but one which brings genuine happiness to the eyes of the neutral viewers.
Jason Holder tells us that it was a bit disappointing to lose the final Test. Reckons there are areas of improvement but there are also positives to pick out of the games. When asked about the previous tour compared to this one, he mentions there are both good and bad that can be taken out of each performance. Reserves some special praise for Roston Chase who he feels is an asset with both bat and ball. Continues by saying that he is looking forward to the touring Indians and reckons they will have to be more clinical in that, not affording to lose plots. On the importance of the series win, he ends by saying that the team has to consistently improve and reach the higher rankings by winning. Thanks the Windies supporters as well as the travelling English supporters for making this a good spectacle.
Kemar Roach, the Man of the Series says that the series was a pretty good one for him but more important was winning for the team against a competitive England side. Tells us with a smile that even he gets tired but he was trying to give the best for the side. When asked about the team performance, he says that he is really proud of all his mates to have beaten the formidable England side. Asked about the touring Indian side later in the year he says that he is looking forward to all the cricket coming up. Ends by saying everyone is working really hard in practice and the nets to make the team a great one and get results which they want.
Mark Wood is the Man of the Match, says that he was full of confidence after the England Lions tour. He informs that he was not worried about his pace and just looked to run in and bowl fast. He feels happy about managing to come in and hit the right lines and lengths and pick up the wickets. When asked about playing in the Ashes for the England team, he says that he is not thinking that far ahead. Ends by thanking his fitness coaches and physios for getting him fit and ready to bowl.
Joe Root, the England captain feels that they played some good cricket in this Test and batted well in the first innings, then coming out and did the job with the ball in the hand as well. On the team combination, he says that he chose the side that he felt was best-suited and admits that a few mistakes were made. Regardless, he feels that there is a brilliant squad and the team will be really good with experience. On his own form, he feels that the hundred was really important in the second innings and felt good to contribute with the bat. Praises Mark Wood for bowling with great pace and effort. Signs off by saying it was a great way to end the series and get some momentum going into the ODIs.
As for the bowling effort in the second innings, Anderson and Ali picked up three each, whereas Stokes picked up a couple, one went to Wood and the other one was a suicidal run out. Broad bowled well without success. All in all, a good bowling performance to follow the great one in the first innings as well. The English team can have some smiles on their faces before they move onto the 5-match ODI series coming up. Presentations to follow...
The chase was derailed early when 4 wickets went early on to the swing of Anderson and pace of Wood. Most of them were loose shots. What followed after Lunch was a bit of rearguard action with Roston Chase standing at one end, losing partners. And post-Tea, it was all about how long for the remaining wickets to fall. Roston Chase and the Windies innings continued long enough for the batsman to get to three figures but the England bowlers eventually found a way to bowl them out and pick up a consolation win.
Roston Chase remains unbeaten but the Windies don't. They have been beaten and convincingly at that in the final Test of the series. 232 runs and that underlines the importance of Jason Holder to this Windies Test team. Nevertheless, the series is in the bag and the hosts still have smiles on their faces as they walk out to shake hands with their opposition. A chase of 485 was never going to be possible but the hosts could have shown a bit more of character and tried to help out Roston Chase, who was out there trying his best.
End of over 70 ( 12 Runs )WI 257/10 10 wickets down for WI. Out batsman is Keemo Paul. It is all over for WI. 10 wickets down for WI. Out batsman is Keemo Paul. It is all over for WI. 69.5Ben Stokes to Keemo Paul. out, OUT! That is that! Stokes has the final laugh. Goes short on the body of Paul. He makes room and looks to pull this. Gets it off the splice of the bat and it goes high. Stokes hares to the ball and takes a very simple catch. ENGLAND WIN BY 232 RUNS.
69.4Ben Stokes to Keemo Paul. FOUR, FOUR! Hammered! Full toss outside off, Paul slaps this over the bowler's head for another boundary.
69.3Ben Stokes to Keemo Paul. FOUR, FOUR! Lovely! Full and outside off, Paul carves it through point for a lovely boundary.
69.2Ben Stokes to Keemo Paul. no run, Full toss on the leg side, Paul flicks it to deep square leg but refuses the single.
69.1Ben Stokes to Keemo Paul. FOUR, FOUR! Well he can't run so he will play his shots. Short ball outside off, Paul pulls this through mid-wicket for a boundary.
End of over 69 ( 4 Runs )WI 245/9 68.6Joe Denly to Roston Chase. no run, Gets behind the ball and bunts it down.
68.5Joe Denly to Roston Chase. no run, Brilliant bowling. This one skids through bat and pad and somehow misses the stumps.
100 runs for Roston Chase 100 runs for Roston Chase 68.4Joe Denly to Roston Chase. FOUR, FOUR! 100 for Chase! What an innings this has been from him. Patient and held one end through. Outside off, Chase cuts it through the point region and it runs away to the fence. He takes off his helmet and soaks in all the applause. His 5th in this format.
68.3Joe Denly to Roston Chase. no run, Chase has played that off the front foot and into the ground.
68.2Joe Denly to Roston Chase. no run, Defended off the front foot by the batsman presenting the full face of the bat.
68.1Joe Denly to Roston Chase. no run, Loopy leg spin on leg, Chase gets an edge which goes past short leg. Would be some story that if Chase got out.

Updated at: 2019-02-13 02:42:17

Match details

Toss: Toss won by West Indies

Man of the Series: Kemar Roach

Umpires: Rod Tucker (AUS) and Kumar Dharmasena (SL)

TV umpire: Chris Gaffaney (NZ)

Match referee: Jeff Crowe (NZ)

PLAYING XI

West Indies

Kraigg Brathwaite (C), John Campbell, Shai Hope, Darren Bravo, Roston Chase, Shimron Hetmyer, Shane Dowrich (W), Keemo Paul, Kemar Roach, Alzarri Joseph, Shannon Gabriel

England

Rory Burns, Keaton Jennings, Joe Denly, Joe Root (C), Jonny Bairstow (W), Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Mark Wood, Stuart Broad, James Anderson

A scoreline of 2-0 in favour of hosts West Indies is one not many could have envisioned when England landed in the Caribbean last month. And yet now a resurgent West Indies are standing tall, looking at beating Joe Root's team 3-0 despite the loss of their talismanic captain Jason Holder for the third Test starting February 9 in St Lucia after he was handed a one-match suspension for a slow over-rate during the three-day win in Antigua.

Such is the belief, despite the loss of Holder, who scored a monumental 202 in the first Test and sparked England's collapse in the third innings of the second match with four wickets, that West Indies' bowling coach Vasbert Drakes is speaking of the heydays of the 1970s and 80s when assessing the St Lucia surface.

After the 3-0 win in Sri Lanka, Root said that England were on the road to No 1. After two huge losses, they have slipped to fourth. England are playing for pride, and need something dramatic to stop West Indies from sweeping them.

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