Shimron Hetmyer celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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Shimron Hetmyer smashed an unbeaten 104 to not only lead the West Indies to a 26-run win over England in the second ODI in Barbados, but also level the series at 1-1.
Jason Roy celebrates after bringing up his seventh ODI hundred
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England opener Jason Roy and captain Joe Root scored 123 and 102 respectively to lead their side to a six-wicket win over the West Indies in the first ODI in Barbados.
Stuart Broad: “I’m bowling the best I’ve ever bowled”
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England pace bowler Stuart Broad admitted that he was disappointed to be left out of the squad for the first Test against the West Indies in Barbados as he feels he is “bowling the best I’ve ever bowled”.
Joe Root: “We are desperate to put it right in Antigua”
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England captain Joe Root has promised that his side will put up a better showing in the second Test against the West Indies after being annihilated by 381 runs in Barbados.
Roston Chase finished with career-best figures of 8-60 off 21.4 overs
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Roston Chase took a career-best eight wickets as the West Indies pummeled England by 381 runs on the fourth day of the first Test in Barbados.
Jason Holder is over the moon after scoring his maiden double hundred
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Captain Jason Holder struck a career-best 202 not out and Shane Dowrich made an unbeaten 116 as the West Indies set England a mammoth total of 628 to win on the third day in Barbados.
Kemar Roach finished with figures of 5-17 off 11 overs
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The West Indies built a 339-run lead on the second day in Barbados after Kemar Roach took a five-for, which led to England being skittled out for a dismal 77.
James Anderson ended the day with figures of 4-33 off 24 overs
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England seamer James Anderson took a four-wicket haul to help his side fight back against the West Indies on the opening day in Barbados.
West Indies captain Jason Holder (left) and Sri Lanka stand-in skipper Suranga Lakmal pose with the trophy after the series ended as a 1-1 draw
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Sri Lanka faced a nervy chase on the fourth day of the third Test day in Barbados, but they managed to pull it off and beat the West Indies by four wickets.
Jason Holder troubled Sri Lanka during their chase of 144 as he sliced through their batting line-up with a four-wicket haul
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West Indies captain Jason Holder showed extreme grit and determination on the third day of the day-night Test in Barbados as he took four wickets to leave Sri Lanka reeling in their chase of 144.
