West Indies skipper Jason Holder and wicket-keeper batsman Shane Dowrich batted positively on Day 3 of the third and final Test match against England at Old Trafford. The pair helped Caribbeans to avoid the follow-on successfully. They added 76-run fo🐓r the seventh wicket.
The visitors began the day needing 33 runs to make England bat ag♏ain, and Holder and Dowrich did everything to make it po♛ssible.
Things were beginning to look comfortable for the tourists, but England speedster Stuart Broad had som💛e other plans. He started the morning session on Day 3 by dismissing Windies skipper for 46.
First wicket of the day!
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— England Cricket (@englandcricket)
Broad was not in any mood to stop as he continued his aggressive spell. During the 63rd over of West Indies first innings, the Nottingham-born bowler bagged two more scalps in the form of Rahkeem Cornwall and Kemar Roach to register his Test career’s 18th five-wicket haul.
Dowrich (37) was the last man to be dismissed, and West Indies were bundled out for 197. Broad took the🎶 final scalp and completed his 6-wicket haul as well.
Windies are all out for 1️⃣9️⃣7️⃣
Stuart Broad finish�꧅�es with figures of 6️⃣/3️⃣1️⃣ 🔥🔥🔥
— ICC (@ICC)
Most five-wicket hauls for England in Tests:
- 28 – Jimmy Anderson
- 27 – Ian Botham
- 24 – Sydney Barnes
- 18 – Stuart Broad*
- 17 – Fred Trueman
- 17 – Graeme Swann
- 17 – Derek Underwood
Brief scores: England 369 (Ollie Pope 91, Jos Buttler 67, Stuart Broad 62; Kemar Roach 4-72) lead West Indies 197 (Jermaine Blackwood 26, Jason Holder 46, Shane Dowrich 37; Stuart Broad 6-31, James Anderson 2-28,) by 172 runs.
