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However, then Caribbean bowlers made a ꩵcomeback as West Indies skipper Jason Holder, and pacer Alzarri Joseph sent both Stokes and Crawley in consecutive overs. Holder, who claimed Stokes’ wicket in the first innings got his English counterpart y♈et again. At the same time, Joseph sent set batsman Crawley back into the pavilion.
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Before English batters could even the loss created by the dismissals of Stokes and Crawley, West Indies picked three more wickets to restrict the run-flow completely. England score which was once 253-5 changed to 279-8 at stumps; the Caribbean pacers changed 🍸the flow of the game in last 15 overs.
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Earlier, England openers Rory Burns and Dom Sibley dominated the morning session. Bo🐬th added 72 runs before Chase provided the firs🅰t breakthrough for West Indies as he ended Burns’ innings for 42. A few overs later, Sibley (50) was trapped in a ploy set by visitors’ captain as the right-handed batsman tickled the ball drifting down the leg-stump straight to Shane Dowrich.
For the Windies, Gabriel continued his rhythm of the first innings as he claimed th🍎ree wickets in the second innings. Chase and Joseph꧑ shared two-scalps each while Holder bagged one wicket.
