James Anderson finished with figures of 3-27 off 11 overs
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James Anderson and Moeen Ali took three wickets apiece as England demolished the West Indies by 232 runs on the fourth day of the third Test in St Lucia.
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.
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.
Roston Chase (right) scored an unbeaten 98, while Jason Holder made a useful 52
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West Indies batsman Roston Chase struck an unbeaten 98 to keep India at bay after they dominated in the early stages of the first day in Hyderabad.
Kuldeep Yadav finished with career-best figures of 5-57 off 14 overs
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Spinner Kuldeep Yadav claimed his maiden five-wicket haul as India pummelled the West Indies by an innings and 272 runs on the third day in Rajkot.
Roston Chase finished with figures of 4-15 off 8.2 overs
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Roston Chase is usually known for his batting, but the part-time off-spinner took a four-wicket haul to lead the West Indies to a 226-run win over Sri Lanka on the fifth day of the first Test in Trinidad.
Neil Wagner took three wickets to lead New Zealand to a 2-0 series win
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New Zealand left-arm seamer Neil Wagner took three wickets to not only lead his side to a 240-run win over the West Indies in Hamilton, but also a 2-0 series win.
Roston Chase struck eight boundaries and a six during his unbeaten knock of 91
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Roston Chase and Kraigg Brathwaite scored 91 not out and 86 respectively as the West Indies punished Zimbabwe and extended their lead to 429 runs on the third day in Bulawayo.
Moeen Ali smashed 14 boundaries during his 93-ball 84
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Moeen Ali starred with the bat at a crucial time for England on the fourth day against the West Indies at Headingley and struck a vital 84 to help set the tourists a target of 322 to win.
Alastair Cook raises his bat upon bringing up his double hundred
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England opener Alastair Cook continued to steal the spotlight on the second day of the first Test at Edgbaston as he scored an incredible 243 to leave the West Indies in all kinds of trouble.
