Left-arm spinner Nadeem then swung into action to further tilt it in India's favour as he cleaned up the middle order.
England bowlers got rid of eight of West Indies batsmen with only 145 runs on the board at the end of first session on Day Three of the Edgbaston Test
The race was enjoyed not just by the players and the support staff of the respective teams, but also by the commentators present in the commentary box.
Pakistan managed to pick up three wickets in the first session of Day Five against West Indies.
Jermaine Blackwood's 62-run knock on Day One of the Second Test against India, was a prime example of the kind of approach, that has now somehow been injected into the blood of the West Indies cricketers.
Jermaine Blackwood and Roston Chase stuck to their guns and came out hard against the pumped Indian attack.
West Indies have successfully managed to keep India at bay in the first session.
Although, the West Indies were bowled out for a low total of 196 runs on board, Blackwood with his knock of 62 played some positive cricket and counter attacked the Indian bowlers.
Blackwood, after a miserable outing in the first Test, came out all guns blazing and scored some quick runs on a wicket, which was tough for batting.
Jermaine Blackwood was scoring run at will at the other end, smashing the ball to all parts of the ground.