England vs West Indies (ENG vs WI) 2nd Test Day 1 Live Cricket Score Streaming Online: Time will be added on in the second and third sessions to make up for the rain delay at the start of the day.
England vs West Indies (ENG vs WI) 2nd Test Day 1 Live Cricket Score Online Updates: England are batting in the third session on Day 1 of the 2nd Test vs West Indies in Manchester.
The opening session was delayed for more than an hour by rain. West Indies won the toss and elected to field first. England reached the Lunch break at 29/1, with Roston Chase’s spin bringing the first breakthrough at the stroke of the interval. Chase brought up a hat-trick ball by removing Zak Crawley for a golden duck as play resumed in the second session. Joe Root got a start but fell for 23 to Alzarri Joseph, who has now dismissed him in 4 of the last 5 Tests they have crossed swords. England reached the Tea break at 112/3, with Sibley continuing to hold one end up. He reached his 50 in the third session, his second consecutive 50, reaching it after 164 balls. Sibley and Ben Stokes continued England’s dogged resistance after Tea.
West Indies spirit flags
Misfield inside the 30 yeard circle by John Campbell, with England possibly having managed to break quite a bit of West Indies' spirit in the last couple of hours. Holder dropping that catch would have compunded matters. Alzarri is straying on the leg side more than ever, Gabriel has bowled a wide ball that has gone to second slip, there are misfields leading to runs. It has been Sibley-time so far, are we now getting close to a Stokes-time counter-attack? He is on 40 off 103 balls now. ENG 171/3 after 68
England vs West Indies (ENG vs WI) 2nd Test Day 1 Live Cricket Score Online Updates: England are batting in the third session on Day 1 of the 2nd Test vs West Indies in Manchester.
The opening session was delayed for more than an hour by rain. West Indies won the toss and elected to field first. England reached the Lunch break at 29/1, with Roston Chase’s spin bringing the first breakthrough at the stroke of the interval. Chase brought up a hat-trick ball by removing Zak Crawley for a golden duck as play resumed in the second session. Joe Root got a start but fell for 23 to Alzarri Joseph, who has now dismissed him in 4 of the last 5 Tests they have crossed swords. England reached the Tea break at 112/3, with Sibley continuing to hold one end up. He reached his 50 in the third session, his second consecutive 50, reaching it after 164 balls. Sibley and Ben Stokes continued England’s dogged resistance after Tea.
West Indies spirit flags
Misfield inside the 30 yeard circle by John Campbell, with England possibly having managed to break quite a bit of West Indies' spirit in the last couple of hours. Holder dropping that catch would have compunded matters. Alzarri is straying on the leg side more than ever, Gabriel has bowled a wide ball that has gone to second slip, there are misfields leading to runs. It has been Sibley-time so far, are we now getting close to a Stokes-time counter-attack? He is on 40 off 103 balls now. ENG 171/3 after 68
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