England vs West Indies 2020 Live Score, 3rd Test, Day 3 at Manchester: England Look to Take Lead Past 250
England vs West Indies Live Score, Eng v WI 2020 3rd Test at Old Trafford Manchester latest updates and live cricket score. A good first over from Kemar Roach comes to an end. England though are in a comfortable position and would be in no hurry at the moment. It's 12/0 right now and the lead is 184.
Burns and Sibley do well to negotiate the four overs after the innings break and that will be lunch. England are 10-0 and lead by 182 runs now. They will fancy their chances of setting the visitors a big target. Join us back in a bit to see how they fare.
17:05 (IST)
OUT! Broad has six wickets and England have a lead of 172. What a showing this was from him. He bowls a bouncer to Dowrich who pulls hard at it but only skies one that is easily caught by Woakes.
16:55 (IST)
Broad has his fifer! What a showing this has been from him. He gets Roach to edge one to Joe Root in the slips, who takes the low catch with minimal fuss. West Indies trail by 181 right now.
16:27 (IST)
OUT! Once again it is Broad who gets the breakthrough. He gets an in-swinger to rap into Holder's pads and it looked plumb. The umpire agreed and confusingly Holder went for the review. Three reds it is and he's got to walk.
16:06 (IST)
So nearly! Woakes gets Holder to flick one straight to Ollie Pope - who takes a great diving catch - but a front-foot check shows that the bowler had only just overstepped. It was a close call but there was no part of the boot behind the line and the Windies skipper survives.
15:51 (IST)
Flurry of boundaries to start the day. Holder smacks Archer for four through mid-off and then him and Dowrich manage to run 4 as well. Dowrich then clubs a half-tracker from Woakes for a boundary in the next over.
15:13 (IST)
Welcome to Day 3 of the third Test between England and West Indies. Unless WI have a big fightback in them, this is heading only in one direction. They still need 32 to avoid follow on, which will be their first aim. Some help from rain is also something they'll hope for.
17:35 (IST)
Burns and Sibley do well to negotiate the four overs after the innings break and that will be lunch. England are 10-0 and lead by 182 runs now. They will fancy their chances of setting the visitors a big target. Join us back in a bit to see how they fare.
17:05 (IST)
OUT! Broad has six wickets and England have a lead of 172. What a showing this was from him. He bowls a bouncer to Dowrich who pulls hard at it but only skies one that is easily caught by Woakes.
16:55 (IST)
Broad has his fifer! What a showing this has been from him. He gets Roach to edge one to Joe Root in the slips, who takes the low catch with minimal fuss. West Indies trail by 181 right now.
16:27 (IST)
OUT! Once again it is Broad who gets the breakthrough. He gets an in-swinger to rap into Holder's pads and it looked plumb. The umpire agreed and confusingly Holder went for the review. Three reds it is and he's got to walk.
16:06 (IST)
So nearly! Woakes gets Holder to flick one straight to Ollie Pope - who takes a great diving catch - but a front-foot check shows that the bowler had only just overstepped. It was a close call but there was no part of the boot behind the line and the Windies skipper survives.
15:51 (IST)
Flurry of boundaries to start the day. Holder smacks Archer for four through mid-off and then him and Dowrich manage to run 4 as well. Dowrich then clubs a half-tracker from Woakes for a boundary in the next over.
15:13 (IST)
Welcome to Day 3 of the third Test between England and West Indies. Unless WI have a big fightback in them, this is heading only in one direction. They still need 32 to avoid follow on, which will be their first aim. Some help from rain is also something they'll hope for.
18:24 (IST)
A good first over from Kemar Roach comes to an end. England though are in a comfortable position and would be in no hurry at the moment. It's 12/0 right now and the lead is 184.
18:17 (IST)
And the second session gets underway. England are 182 ahead at the moment and they will have a target in their mind that they want to set for the Windies.
17:35 (IST)
Burns and Sibley do well to negotiate the four overs after the innings break and that will be lunch. England are 10-0 and lead by 182 runs now. They will fancy their chances of setting the visitors a big target. Join us back in a bit to see how they fare.
17:17 (IST)
Hello and welcome back to the second innings. Rory Burns and Dom Sibley will hope to get a good start and build on the lead that England already have. For West Indies, it is alll about wickets.
17:05 (IST)
OUT! Broad has six wickets and England have a lead of 172. What a showing this was from him. He bowls a bouncer to Dowrich who pulls hard at it but only skies one that is easily caught by Woakes.
16:55 (IST)
Broad has his fifer! What a showing this has been from him. He gets Roach to edge one to Joe Root in the slips, who takes the low catch with minimal fuss. West Indies trail by 181 right now.
16:53 (IST)
OUT! Broad strikes again and this time Cornwall has to depart. It's a similar departure; he is hit plumb on the front foot and given out. Review shows three reds and that is all she wrote for the all-rounder.
16:27 (IST)
OUT! Once again it is Broad who gets the breakthrough. He gets an in-swinger to rap into Holder's pads and it looked plumb. The umpire agreed and confusingly Holder went for the review. Three reds it is and he's got to walk.
16:06 (IST)
So nearly! Woakes gets Holder to flick one straight to Ollie Pope - who takes a great diving catch - but a front-foot check shows that the bowler had only just overstepped. It was a close call but there was no part of the boot behind the line and the Windies skipper survives.
15:51 (IST)
Flurry of boundaries to start the day. Holder smacks Archer for four through mid-off and then him and Dowrich manage to run 4 as well. Dowrich then clubs a half-tracker from Woakes for a boundary in the next over.
15:42 (IST)
Play is underway at Old Trafford. This is quite the task ahead for Jason Holder and Shane Dowrich. They trail England by more than 200 and even if they avoid a follow-on, England will back themselves to bat for a while and set a mammoth fourth innings target.
15:13 (IST)
Welcome to Day 3 of the third Test between England and West Indies. Unless WI have a big fightback in them, this is heading only in one direction. They still need 32 to avoid follow on, which will be their first aim. Some help from rain is also something they'll hope for.
England vs West Indies 3rd Test Day 3 latest updates: A good first over from Kemar Roach comes to an end. England though are in a comfortable position and would be in no hurry at the moment. It's 12/0 right now and the lead is 184.
Day 2 Report:
Stuart Broad sparked a top-order collapse after starring with the bat as England reduced the West Indies to 137-6 at stumps on the second day of the decisive third Test at Old Trafford on Saturday.
England had slumped to 280-8 after losing four wickets for 18 runs before No 10 Broad's swashbuckling 62 took them to a first innings total of 369.
When bad light forced an early close, the West Indies were 232 runs behind, needing 33 more to avoid the follow-on.
West Indies captain Jason Holder was 24 not out and Shane Dowrich 10 not out.
Veteran new-ball duo Broad and James Anderson, paired together for the first time this series, both had stumps figures of 2-17.
Broad struck with just his fourth ball to have West Indies dangerman Kraigg Brathwaite caught at slip by England captain Joe Root for one.
John Campbell, dropped on 10 when normally reliable second slip Ben Stokes put down a routine chance, looked increasingly assured while making 32.
But fast bowler Jofra Archer, back after being omitted from England's 113-run win in the second Test for breaching the bio-secure regulations governing this series, produced a rib-high delivery that left-hander Campbell could only fend to gully.
Anderson, England's all-time leading Test wicket-taker, then struck either side of tea on his Lancashire home ground as the tourists slumped to 59-4.
Shai Hope, struggling for runs this series, was squared up by an Anderson delivery that moved away late -- a desperately difficult ball to play -- and was caught behind for 17.
After the interval Anderson got one to come back the other way to Shamarh Brooks, and this time the batsman inside edged to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler.
In a campaign that marks international cricket's return from lockdown, Broad then produced a classic nip-backer to have Roston Chase lbw for nine, the batsman not bothering with a review as West Indies collapsed to 73-5.
Jermaine Blackwood, who made a match-clinching 95 during West Indies' four-wicket win in the first Test, looked good while making 26.
But he had his middle stump knocked out of the ground when Chris Woakes nipped one off the seam.
Dowrich, fresh from two ducks in the second Test, was lucky when he got in a tangle against an Archer bouncer only for the ball to just clear the back-pedalling Rory Burns in the gully.
England, with all-rounder Stokes unfit to bowl following a quad injury, opted to play an extra seamer by dropping batsman Zak Crawley as they looked to win this three-match series 2-1.
They had lost early wickets but resumed on 258-4 after losing the toss.
Ollie Pope was 91 not out and Buttler unbeaten on 56 -- his first Test fifty in 14 innings.
Pope, however, failed to add to his score.
In sight of his second Test century, Pope had already been dropped by Rahkeem Cornwall in the slips when Shannon Gabriel clean bowled him to end a fifth-wicket stand of 140.
Woakes promptly played on to give Roach, who finished with 4-72, his 200th Test wicket.
Buttler was well caught low down for 67 by Holder at second slip.
But Broad, who has a highest Test score of 169, counter-attacked with his first fifty at this level in just over three years.
On a ground where he was hit on the face by a bouncer from India's Varun Aaron in 2014, left-handed batsman Broad pulled Roach for six as the new ball started to soften.
Broad pulled Holder for four to complete a 33-ball fifty before hitting a full-toss from occasional off-spinner Chase to deep midwicket.
England vs West Indies 2020 Live Score, 3rd Test, Day 3 at Manchester: England Look to Take Lead Past 250
England vs West Indies Live Score, Eng v WI 2020 3rd Test at Old Trafford Manchester latest updates and live cricket score. A good first over from Kemar Roach comes to an end. England though are in a comfortable position and would be in no hurry at the moment. It's 12/0 right now and the lead is 184.
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ENG vs WI Cricket Scorecard (TEST)
3rd Test TEST, Old Trafford, Manchester, 24 July, 2020
England
369/10
(111.5) RR 3.29
13 /0
(6.0) 2.16
West Indies
197/10
(65.0) RR 3.03
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Burns and Sibley do well to negotiate the four overs after the innings break and that will be lunch. England are 10-0 and lead by 182 runs now. They will fancy their chances of setting the visitors a big target. Join us back in a bit to see how they fare.
OUT! Broad has six wickets and England have a lead of 172. What a showing this was from him. He bowls a bouncer to Dowrich who pulls hard at it but only skies one that is easily caught by Woakes.
Broad has his fifer! What a showing this has been from him. He gets Roach to edge one to Joe Root in the slips, who takes the low catch with minimal fuss. West Indies trail by 181 right now.
OUT! Once again it is Broad who gets the breakthrough. He gets an in-swinger to rap into Holder's pads and it looked plumb. The umpire agreed and confusingly Holder went for the review. Three reds it is and he's got to walk.
So nearly! Woakes gets Holder to flick one straight to Ollie Pope - who takes a great diving catch - but a front-foot check shows that the bowler had only just overstepped. It was a close call but there was no part of the boot behind the line and the Windies skipper survives.
Flurry of boundaries to start the day. Holder smacks Archer for four through mid-off and then him and Dowrich manage to run 4 as well. Dowrich then clubs a half-tracker from Woakes for a boundary in the next over.
Welcome to Day 3 of the third Test between England and West Indies. Unless WI have a big fightback in them, this is heading only in one direction. They still need 32 to avoid follow on, which will be their first aim. Some help from rain is also something they'll hope for.
18:24 (IST)
A good first over from Kemar Roach comes to an end. England though are in a comfortable position and would be in no hurry at the moment. It's 12/0 right now and the lead is 184.
18:17 (IST)
And the second session gets underway. England are 182 ahead at the moment and they will have a target in their mind that they want to set for the Windies.
17:35 (IST)
Burns and Sibley do well to negotiate the four overs after the innings break and that will be lunch. England are 10-0 and lead by 182 runs now. They will fancy their chances of setting the visitors a big target. Join us back in a bit to see how they fare.
17:17 (IST)
Hello and welcome back to the second innings. Rory Burns and Dom Sibley will hope to get a good start and build on the lead that England already have. For West Indies, it is alll about wickets.
17:05 (IST)
OUT! Broad has six wickets and England have a lead of 172. What a showing this was from him. He bowls a bouncer to Dowrich who pulls hard at it but only skies one that is easily caught by Woakes.
16:55 (IST)
Broad has his fifer! What a showing this has been from him. He gets Roach to edge one to Joe Root in the slips, who takes the low catch with minimal fuss. West Indies trail by 181 right now.
16:53 (IST)
OUT! Broad strikes again and this time Cornwall has to depart. It's a similar departure; he is hit plumb on the front foot and given out. Review shows three reds and that is all she wrote for the all-rounder.
16:27 (IST)
OUT! Once again it is Broad who gets the breakthrough. He gets an in-swinger to rap into Holder's pads and it looked plumb. The umpire agreed and confusingly Holder went for the review. Three reds it is and he's got to walk.
16:06 (IST)
So nearly! Woakes gets Holder to flick one straight to Ollie Pope - who takes a great diving catch - but a front-foot check shows that the bowler had only just overstepped. It was a close call but there was no part of the boot behind the line and the Windies skipper survives.
15:51 (IST)
Flurry of boundaries to start the day. Holder smacks Archer for four through mid-off and then him and Dowrich manage to run 4 as well. Dowrich then clubs a half-tracker from Woakes for a boundary in the next over.
15:42 (IST)
Play is underway at Old Trafford. This is quite the task ahead for Jason Holder and Shane Dowrich. They trail England by more than 200 and even if they avoid a follow-on, England will back themselves to bat for a while and set a mammoth fourth innings target.
15:13 (IST)
Welcome to Day 3 of the third Test between England and West Indies. Unless WI have a big fightback in them, this is heading only in one direction. They still need 32 to avoid follow on, which will be their first aim. Some help from rain is also something they'll hope for.
England vs West Indies 3rd Test Day 3 latest updates: A good first over from Kemar Roach comes to an end. England though are in a comfortable position and would be in no hurry at the moment. It's 12/0 right now and the lead is 184.
Day 2 Report:
Stuart Broad sparked a top-order collapse after starring with the bat as England reduced the West Indies to 137-6 at stumps on the second day of the decisive third Test at Old Trafford on Saturday.
England had slumped to 280-8 after losing four wickets for 18 runs before No 10 Broad's swashbuckling 62 took them to a first innings total of 369.
When bad light forced an early close, the West Indies were 232 runs behind, needing 33 more to avoid the follow-on.
West Indies captain Jason Holder was 24 not out and Shane Dowrich 10 not out.
Veteran new-ball duo Broad and James Anderson, paired together for the first time this series, both had stumps figures of 2-17.
Broad struck with just his fourth ball to have West Indies dangerman Kraigg Brathwaite caught at slip by England captain Joe Root for one.
John Campbell, dropped on 10 when normally reliable second slip Ben Stokes put down a routine chance, looked increasingly assured while making 32.
But fast bowler Jofra Archer, back after being omitted from England's 113-run win in the second Test for breaching the bio-secure regulations governing this series, produced a rib-high delivery that left-hander Campbell could only fend to gully.
Anderson, England's all-time leading Test wicket-taker, then struck either side of tea on his Lancashire home ground as the tourists slumped to 59-4.
Shai Hope, struggling for runs this series, was squared up by an Anderson delivery that moved away late -- a desperately difficult ball to play -- and was caught behind for 17.
After the interval Anderson got one to come back the other way to Shamarh Brooks, and this time the batsman inside edged to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler.
In a campaign that marks international cricket's return from lockdown, Broad then produced a classic nip-backer to have Roston Chase lbw for nine, the batsman not bothering with a review as West Indies collapsed to 73-5.
Jermaine Blackwood, who made a match-clinching 95 during West Indies' four-wicket win in the first Test, looked good while making 26.
But he had his middle stump knocked out of the ground when Chris Woakes nipped one off the seam.
Dowrich, fresh from two ducks in the second Test, was lucky when he got in a tangle against an Archer bouncer only for the ball to just clear the back-pedalling Rory Burns in the gully.
England, with all-rounder Stokes unfit to bowl following a quad injury, opted to play an extra seamer by dropping batsman Zak Crawley as they looked to win this three-match series 2-1.
They had lost early wickets but resumed on 258-4 after losing the toss.
Ollie Pope was 91 not out and Buttler unbeaten on 56 -- his first Test fifty in 14 innings.
Pope, however, failed to add to his score.
In sight of his second Test century, Pope had already been dropped by Rahkeem Cornwall in the slips when Shannon Gabriel clean bowled him to end a fifth-wicket stand of 140.
Woakes promptly played on to give Roach, who finished with 4-72, his 200th Test wicket.
Buttler was well caught low down for 67 by Holder at second slip.
But Broad, who has a highest Test score of 169, counter-attacked with his first fifty at this level in just over three years.
On a ground where he was hit on the face by a bouncer from India's Varun Aaron in 2014, left-handed batsman Broad pulled Roach for six as the new ball started to soften.
Broad pulled Holder for four to complete a 33-ball fifty before hitting a full-toss from occasional off-spinner Chase to deep midwicket.
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