Kraigg Brathwaite struck six boundaries during his knock of 65
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West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite scored 65 and wicketkeeper-batsman Shane Dowrich made 61 to keep their side in control against England on the third day of the first Test in Southampton.
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.
Nayeem Hasan finished with figures of 5-61 off 14 overs
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The West Indies left Bangladesh in shambles after debutant Nayeem Hasan tore through their batting line-up with a five-wicket haul on the second day in Chittagong.
Shane Dowrich hit eight boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 60
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Only 46.3 overs were bowled on the opening day of the Caribbean’s first-ever day-night Test due to rain, but West Indies wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich starred as he struck an unbeaten 60 to rescue his side after Sri Lanka made early inroads.
Shane Dowrich scored his sixth Test fifty
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Shannon Gabriel removed Sri Lanka opener Kusal Perera after the West Indies claimed a 47-run lead behind wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich’s 55 on the third day in St Lucia.
Shane Dowrich celebrates after scoring his second Test century
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Despite a couple of rain delays, the West Indies put themselves in complete control of the second day in Trinidad as they took three quick wickets after wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich scored a career-best 125 not out.
Shane Dowrich (left) and Jason Holder aided the West Indies with a much-needed 90-run partnership
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West Indies wicketkeeper-batsman Shane Dowrich and captain Jason Holder rescued their side with a 90-run partnership after Sri Lanka left them in a spot of bother early on in Trinidad.
Jason Holder struck his second hundred in Test cricket
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The West Indies are six wickets away from completing a series whitewash, but prior to taking four quick wickets, captain Jason Holder and wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich starred with the best as they made career-best scores of 110 and 103 respectively.
Shane Dowrich struck nine boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 75
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Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza ripped through the West Indies’ batting line-up with a five-wicket haul, but wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich and captain Jason Holder came to the rescue with an unbeaten 144-run partnership that actually handed the West Indies a 48-run lead.
Amir ended the day on with figures of 3-28 off 19 overs
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Mohammad Amir ripped through the West Indies’ top order with a three-wicket haul to give Pakistan a small advantage on the first day of the first Test in Jamaica.
