England swashbuckled to a first-innings lead of 71 and then there was Jimmy Anderson making a bit of history. The West Indies lead by 22 runs with seven second-innings wickets remaining. There were more aberrations by West Indies but they were not costly. There followed an important (for England) and infuriating (for West Indies) little stand between Stuart Broad and Anderson, which added 31 runs at a rapid rate. Jimmy Anderson takes 500th Test wicket for England v West Indies Read moreSoon the old firm were back in action in their stronger suit.

Source: The Guardian September 08, 2017 19:41 UTC