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West Indies lead England by 28 runs with two first-innings wickets remaining in the third Test in Grenada

The West Indies made 232-8 on day two, earning a 28-run lead over England with wicketkeeper Joshua Da Silva making the only half-century of the match so far

Chris Woakes took three wickets to reduce West Indies to 95-6, but Joshua Da Silva’s unbeaten half-century helped them recover to 232-8 at the close

Saqib Mahmood expressed regret for “taking his eye off the ball” and missing out on a maiden half-century, but was delighted that England had not “fallen to pieces” after their batters misfired.

England ended day one of the third Test against the West Indies with a first-innings total of 204 after Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood shared an excellent last-wicket stand

Opener Alex Lees was the only member of the top seven to reach double figures with 31.

The West Indies bowlers ripped through England until Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood changed the day with their last-wicket heroics

England declared at lunch and took five wickets as they chased an unlikely victory, but Kraigg Brathwaite’s 58 not out helped steer the West Indies to an anti-climatic draw

Bridgetown (Barbados) (AFP) - England eventually removed nightwatchman Alzarri Joseph, but Kraigg Brathwaite continued to anchor the West Indies response to the tourists' formidable first innings total as they reached 351 for five at lunch on the fourth day of the second Test in Barbados on Saturday.

Stokes removed nightwatchman Alzarri Joseph as West Indies reached 351 for five in the morning session in Barbados.

West Indies had six wickets in hand and comfortably batted out for a draw in Antigua despite the efforts of England’s Jack Leach and Ben Stokes