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OVERS 8.5: FOUR! Hope once again. He leans forward and sends Anderson through covers. What a shot from him. WEST INDIES 20/2, need 180 more runs to win.
OVERS 8.3: FOUR! Wonderful shot from Shai Hope. He finds the gap and sends Anderson towards deep extra cover for a boundary.
OVERS 7.4: Archer to chase. 5 WIDES
Roston Chase is the new man at the crease.
OVERS 7.3: WICKET!Jofra Archer strikes again, Shamarh Brooks departs for a duck. That’s plumb in front. A huge lbw apepal from Archer against BRooks. Umpire didn’t take much time and raises his finger. Brooks is not going for a review. He know he is OUT. WEST INDIES 7/2
Shamarh Brooks comes to the crease
OVERS 5.4: WICKET! Jofra Archer draws first blood, castles Kraigg Brathwaite for 4 runs. Back of a length delivery from Archer. Brathwaite defends it but gets an inside edge and the ball does the rest. WEST INDIES 7/1, need 193 more to win.
Shannon Gabriel’s ‘high five’
It’s another🖐️🏾-er for Shannon as he finishes with figures of 5/75👏🏾#WIReady #ENGvWI #MenInMaroon https://t.co/ifJ88eARAf
— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) 1594551528000
OVERS 3.2: Brathwaite plays this beautifully towards backward square leg. He takes a couple and runs for third one as well. WEST INDIES 6/0, need 194 more to win.
OVERS 3.1: Campbell tucks the ball behind square for a quick single.
Kraigg Brathwaite and John Campbell are at the crease. Windies are ready for the chase. Here we go..!!
England team are making their way to the middle. James Anderson will open the attack for the Three Lions.
ENGLAND are all out for 313. West Indies need 200 runs to win the first Test.
England were bowled out for 313 in their second innings at the Ageas Bowl on Sunday, setting the West Indies a victory target of 200 runs in the first Test. Hosts England resumed their innings at 284-8 — a lead of 170 — with tail-enders Jofra Archer and Mark Wood at the crease but the overnight pair failed to offer much resistance. Wood was the first to be dismissed, edging paceman Shannon Gabriel to wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich as England were reduced to 303-9. Archer, who had taken England past the 300-run mark with a cracking cover drive off skipper Jason Holder, became Gabriel’s fifth victim of the innings as he edged a short-pitched ball to the keeper when on 23. Gabriel finished with figures of 5-75 — his sixth five-wicket haul in Tests — while Roston Chase and Alzarri Joseph picked up two wickets apiece.
WI need 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ to win the 1st Test v England! Looking forward to the 4th innings contest!#ENGvWI #MenInMaroon… https://t.co/w9ehUXsQFh
— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) 1594551216000
Five wickets for Shannon Gabriel 🎉 👏 England are all out for 313, setting West Indies 200 to win 👀 #ENGvWI SCOR… https://t.co/Kj45m3ekay
— ICC (@ICC) 1594550500000
OVERS 111.2: WICKET! Gabriel dismisses Archer for 23. A loud caught behind appeal from Gabriel against Archer. Umpire has give OUT. Archer has asked for a review. The ball kisses the glove on its way to the wicket-keeper Dowrich. It’s OUT. FIVE -WICKET HAUL FOR GABRIEL. ENGLAND ALL OUT FOR 313. WINDIES NEED 200 RUNS TO WIN THE MATCH.
OVERS 111.1: FOUR! Stand and deliver. Archer is on the charge. He smashes Gabriel towards long on. ENGLAND 313/9, lead by 199 runs.
OVERS 109.6: FOUR! Down the leg from Gabriel. Anderson tickles it towards fine leg for a boundary. ENGLAND 307/9, lead by 193 runs.
Holder has set a special field for Anderson. Two slips, leg slip and a forward short leg.
James Anderson comes to the crease. Windies are 1 wicket away from batting.
OVERS 109.3: WICKET! Shannon Gabriel removes Mark Wood for 2. Wood has thrown his wicket away. Wood leaves the crease and tries to play a cut shot but gets a thick edge. Dowrich takes an easy catch behind the wickets. ENGLAND 303/9, lead by 189 runs.
OVERS 108.2: FOUR! What a shot from Archer. It seems he was ready for the hammering. He stands tall and slaps the ball past extra cover region for a magnificent boundary. Holder isn’t happy with this. ENGLAND 302/8, lead by 188 runs.
OVERS 107.1: Gabriel to Wood. 4 runs. BYES. Runs are flowing for England. ENGLAND 297/8, lead by 183 runs.
OVERS 106.3: FOUR! Joseph to Archer. The England batsman cuts the ball towards third man for a boundary. ENGLAND 293/8, lead by 179 runs.
OVERS 105.3: Too wide from Gabriel. Archer makes room and smashes the ball. Brilliant fielding at point. Only one run for Archer. ENGLAND 289/8, lead by 175 runs.
OVERS 104.1: Joseph to Wood. Wood plays this towards backward square leg for a single.
Alzarri Joseph will start the proceedings on Day 5. Wood is on the strike. Here we go…!!!
An exciting Day 5 is on the cards. Jason Holder and his men are making their way to the middle. Jofra archer and Mark Wood are at the crease. England have a lot of hope from Wood and archer today. Can they put on a decent partnership and help England put on a solid lead against the West Indies today?
Big day ahead. West Indies will aim to restrict England’s lead under 200. Mark Wood and Archer will try to provide England late flourish.
England’s tail still have a bit of work to do to stretch their lead past 200, a landmark which former Windies quick… https://t.co/VQNkcZigty
— ICC (@ICC) 1594546895000
Highlights from Day 4:
Massive day ahead! 🏴🏏Here’s what happened on Day 4 in Southampton.Full Highlights:… https://t.co/eQRsILEZ1Z
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Hello and welcome to TimesofIndia.com’s live coverage of Day 5 of the first Test between England and West Indies being played at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
We are headed into an exciting final day of the contest with the match beautifully poised between the two teams.
After Zak Crawley (76) and Dom Sibley’s (50) notable resistance on the penultimate day, it was a late burst from the Windies seamers that has put the visitors a bit ahead in the competition.
With Shannon Gabriel (3/62) leading the attack in the second innings, others too struck in unison for the West Indies as they pegged back England in the final session to put the hosts at 284/8 at stumps with a lead of 170 runs.
Windies will now eye to wrap up the England tailenders quickly and set themselves a chasable target on the final day of the match.
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