Stuart Broad continued his fine form in the third and final Test by grabbing four quick wickets on Sunday to dismiss the West Indies for 197 in reply to England’s first-innings tally of 369.
England extended their lead to 182 runs at lunch on the third day as openers Rory Burns and Dom Sibley took the hosts to 10-0 at the start of their second innings at Old Trafford.
The 34-year-old, controversially left out at the start of the series, was the key man with both bat and ball on Saturday as he scored a 33-ball half century -- the third fastest by an English Test batsmen -- and took two wickets when the West Indies began their reply. Captain Jason Holder led the fightback as he scored an important 46 runs to help his side avoid the follow-on.Holder had been superbly caught by Ollie Pope at mid-wicket when on 38 but was called back to the crease after television reviews showed Chris Woakes’s delivery was a no ball.
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