WATCH: The Buttler-Stokes fightback
Extended highlights of day one of the third Test between the West Indies and England at St Lucia, as the visitors fight back from 2-0 down in search of a morale-boosting win in the final match of the Test series.
Buttler, Stokes partnership raises England's hopes
Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes added an undefeated 124-run stand for the fifth wicket to rescue England from a tricky position of 107-4 off almost 50 overs in the third and final Test against the West Indies in St Lucia.
Crowe slams Antigua pitch
Former New Zealand Test cricketer Jeff Crowe has rated the Antigua pitch used for the second Test between the Windies and England (won by the home side by 10 wickets) as ‘below average’.
'Fighting fire with water' key to Windies revival
When the No 3 Test team in the world is dumped on its head twice in a row by the eighth-ranked side, it’s clear that the leader and their strategy have had a massive impact on the team’s performance.
Keaton Jennings back for third Test
South African-born Keaton Jennings has been recalled by England for the third and final Test against the West Indies in St Lucia.
Mulder gets Test call-up
Wiaan Mulder has been named in the Test squad for the series against Sri Lanka.
Brathwaite to captain Windies for final Test
Kraigg Brathwaite has been named by Cricket West Indies as captain for the final Test against England in St. Lucia following Jason Holder’s surprise suspension by the ICC.
TWITTER REACTS: The ICC's Jason Holder ban
Twitter has lit up with former players and commentators blasting the ICC’s decision to ban West Indies captain Jason Holder for one Test due to a slow over rate, mimicking the ban suffered by Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis.
Warner, Smith can spark Ashes win – Paine
Australia captain Tim Paine is confident that the return of Steve Smith and David Warner will give Australia the edge in the Ashes series.
Holder and Roach rip through England once again
Jason Holder and Kemar Roach wreaked havoc on the English batsmen in their second innings of the second Test to set up a 10-wicket victory and share Saturday’s Turbo Bowler award, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
Joseph rallies for the West Indies
Alzarri Joseph, the 22-year-old West Indian paceman, rallied through the grief of his mother’s passing to help steer his team to a series-clinching 10-wicket win, making him a well-deserved pick for Saturday’s Play of the Day, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
England sideswiped by Windies tsunami
No-one saw the West Indies’ massive 381-run win over England in the first Test at Barbados coming, which is a testament to the intrigue and fascination of Test cricket, as well as the fighting spirit of the West Indies side, writes SIMON LEWIS.
Chase downs England with magic eight-ball
Roston Chase had taken only 42 wickets in the 36 Test innings for the West Indies before he was thrown the ball by his skipper in England’s second innings in the first Test at Barbados. The rest has become magical history for the 26-year-old all-rounder.
Holder Windies' top-ranked Test all-rounder since Sobers
West Indies skipper Jason Holder has become the first West Indies player in 45 years to top the list of all-rounders in the ICC Test Player Rankings, after his power-packed unbeaten double-century that helped script a memorable 381-run win over England in the first Test in Bridgetown.
Cummins' 10 wickets secure Aussie romp of SL
Pat Cummins’ career-best match figures of 10-62 against Sri Lanka secured Australia’s emphatic victory in Brisbane by an innings and 40 runs, and earns him Saturday’s Turbo Bowler award, writes ANITHA MADIKIZELA.
