ENG vs WI Live Cricket Score

0.3 OUT CAUGHT! What a perfect start this is for West Indies! Zak Crawley has to walk back for a duck! Alzarri Joseph goes a tad fuller than a good length around middle and off and gets the ball to shape away a tad. Zak Crawley pushes in front of his body with a straight bat but gets squared up as the ball nips away. Gets a thickish outside edge and the ball goes low to the left of Alick Athanaze at third slip who gets very low and takes a very sharp catch with both hands.  0/1

19 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Shamar Joseph gets the reward for being consistent with his lines and lengths! Gets rid of the dangerous Ben Duckett. Joseph stays around the wicket and bowls it a touch fuller, in the channel on off, Ben Duckett has the option to leave this delivery but he flirts at it. Pushes at the delivery in front of his body and gets an outside edge that goes low to the right of second slip where the tall Jason Holder gets down quickly and snaffles it. End of a fine knock by Duckett.  105/2

57.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Alzarri Joseph gets the prized scalp of Ollie Pope! Comes from over the wicket and bowls it on a hard length just outside off, Pope looks for the expansive drive through covers but the ball just shapes away a touch, catching the outside edge. It flies quickly to the left of Kavem Hodge at a widish first slip, who does exceptionally well to grab it around his face. Ollie Pope walks back for a well-made 121 as the 80-run stand comes to an end. West Indies will be hoping that one brings two for them. England are 281/5.  281/5

29.3 OUT! TAKEN! Jayden Seales breaks through for West Indies! Joe Root somehow survived the last ball but he did not this time. He will be gutted though as this was nowhere close to being a wicket-taking delivery. Seales bangs this one on a hard length, outside off, width on offer, Joe Root goes for the pull as he looks to drag it away in front of square on the leg side. He was better off playing this one through the off side. Gets a bit of extra bounce does Seales which results in Root getting a top edge that goes straight up towards mid on. Alzarri Joseph settles under it and almost makes a mess of it as the ball pops out of his grasp but he recovers and takes it to his right on the second attempt. Root departs for 14 (29) and the 37-run stand comes to an end after 63 balls. England are 142/3.  142/3

41.2 OUT! TAKEN! Kevin Sinclair breaks out in his trademark double-flip somersault. Once again, like many of his countless innings, Harry Brook has to depart after a great start. Sinclair bowls this nice and full around middle and leg, Brook premeditates the delivery and gets his front leg across to scoop it over the keeper. But the ball just comes onto him a bit slower, probably due to the variation of speed from the bowler. Harry gets through the shot early and the ball catches the toe end of the bat. It balloons to the left of short leg where Kirk Mckenzie settles and takes the simplest of catches. Harry Brook departs for a quickfire 36 (34) and his 59-run stand with Pope ends in 71 balls. England are 201/4 and the Windes are into their out-of-touch middle order now.  201/4

71.2 OUT! STRAIGHT TO THE FIELDER! Maiden Test wicket for Kavem Hodge and it is the big one of Ben Stokes! The English skipper could not have picked the fielder out there in the deep any better. Hodge bowls a half tracker, around middle, Stokes goes on the back foot in a flash and hammers the pull towards deep mid-wicket. But fails to get it wide of the man in the deep. Hits it flat and straight to the substitute fielder, Jeremiah Louis, who comes in a bit off the ropes. Crouches and takes a reverse cup catch near his chin. Another budding partnership broken - 61 from 85. Stokes finally finds some form after ages - a confident 69 (104) - England are 342/6 as West Indies hunt for one more before the second new ball.  342/6

77.4 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Six and out for Jamie Smith! Jamie Smith tries to clear long on again but it does not come off for him this time. There's that wicket West Indies needed before the second new ball. Kavem Hodge drags the length but keeps it on middle, Jamie Smith rocks on the back foot to pump this one over long on but gets rushed in his shot and the ball gets big on him. Smith goes for the cross-batted lofted stroke but the ball hits the splice of the bat and it goes only as far as long on. Jason Holder runs in off the ropes and slides in front to take it safely.  Smith goes for 36 and now England are 367/7.  367/7

87.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Jayden Seales gets his line and length right this time and he gets the reward! After a poor delivery first up, Seales lands it on a hard length, angling in, on off, Chris Woakes hangs back in his crease and presents a straight bat to stab it down the deck. The ball holds its line and catches the outside edge of the bat. It goes low to second slip where the tall Jason Holder gets down to his left and takes it near his shoe laces. England are 9 down and West Indies have an opportunity to bowl them out before the close of play.  408/9

78.4 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! West Indies have another one! Wickets off successive overs for the visitors. 4th wicket that has fallen to spin this inning. Sinclair pushes it through, fuller and quicker, on off, Gus Atkinson leans on it for the drive and plays for the non-existent turn. Gets an outside edge that goes low and quickly to the left of first slip. Kavem Hodge reacts quickly as he goes low to his left and gets his hands in the correct positon to snaffle it nicely.  370/8

88.3 OUT! CAUGHT! The outside edge goes to hand this time! Alzarri Joseph wraps up the England innings! Alzarri Joseph hurls it in, on a nagging length, on off, Shoaib Bashir stays on the back foot and hops to get on top of the bounce. Looks to defend it out with a straight bat but gets an outside edge again. It goes low but straight into the hands of second slip this time where Jason Holder is expecting the edge and he stays low to grab it low in front. Joseph finishes with three wickets as England get bowled out for 416!  416/10

21.3 OUT! TAKEN! Brilliant planning and spot on execution from Gus Atkinson! A barrage of bumpers and Kraigg Brathwaite couldn't negotiate well on this one. Gus Atkinson again bowls a vicious bouncer angling on the bodyline, and it hurries into the batter after pitching. Kraigg Brathwaite has no time to duck underneath it and that extra pace and bounce unsettles him. He fails to sway away from the line and gloves it in the end. The ball lobs up towards short leg where Ollie Pope takes a dolly. The West Indian skipper departs for a well-made 48 (72). West Indies are 78/2 and trail by 338 runs.  78/2

15 OUT! CAUGHT! And that's exactly why Stokes and Bashir would have been happy with the previous shot. Shoaib Bashir has his first Test wicket on English soil. Totally unnecessary shot, but this is what happens when you have got someone like Mark Wood bowling fireballs at the other end. You feel compelled to attack someone who is bowling half his pace. This is flighted, outside off, slower than the previous one. Louis cannot help himself and goes for another slog sweep. Is early into the shot again and miscues this high in the air. The ball has just gone miles in the air but has none of the distance required. Harry Brook, stationed at wide mid on, circles under it, then has to run backward, but keeps his eyes on the ball and takes a wonderful catch. Never easy to take catches on the run, let alone run backward. The break might have been required by the Windies but it has done damage immediately on resumption. Mikyle Louis departs for 21 (41), West Indies are 53/1 and trail by 363.  53/1

24.3 OUT! IN THE AIR...TAKEN! A bad shot selection and he pays the ultimate price! Bashir gets his second scalp and is overjoyed! Full and with a bit of revolutions on it, angling on off, Kirk Mckenzie is drawn on the front foot and tries to drag it over the inner ring, against the spin. But he fails to do so. He airs it off the inside half of the bat and offers a simple catch to the English skipper. Ben Stokes takes an absolute sitter. It seemed like Bashir had overstepped there but on looking it closely from several angles, it was confirmed that there was indeed some part of his boot behind the crease, albeit in the air. Another wicket gifted then. Kirk Mckenzie departs on 11 (27). West Indies are 84/3, having lost 3/31 in 58 balls. They trail by 332.  84/3

61.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! No century for Athanaze and finally, the partnership is broken! Tough luck for Athanaze. Played so hard but a century is denied. The length is just a tad fuller, outside off, Alick Athanaze thinks it is there for the drive and goes hard at it. Does not move his feet and gets a thick outside edge. It flies straight to Harry Brook at gully who takes a sharp catch to his left. Athanaze walks back distraught for 82 (99), the 175-run stand is broken and West Indies are 259/4. The deficit reads 157.  259/4

74.4 OUT! LBW! A huge confident shout for LBW, but reviewed straight away by Hodge as the umpire raises his finger. Woakes bowls it with a scrambled seam, pitching on a length, around off, and angling on the middle and leg. Kavem Hodge is rooted in the crease as his feet go nowhere and looks to defend it. The ball is quick and skids through faster. Hodge is a bit late to bring the bat down and hence, wears it on the thigh pad around the knee roll, getting trapped in front. No murmur on UltraEdge and Ball Tracking shows that the ball is inside the line of the stumps and it is clipping the bails. OUT it is! Kavem Hodge departs on 120 (171) with a huge standing ovation from the crowd at Nottingham, and rightly so! A day to remember for him.  305/5

86.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Chris Woakes has achieved the early breakthrough that England were looking for! Comes from over the wicket and bowls it nice and full on a tight length around off. The ball just nibbles away a touch off the surface. Jason Holder looks to block it with a straight bat but plays it inside the line of the ball to get a feather of an outside edge straight into the mitts of Jamie Smith behind the stumps. The stand is broken almost immediately after it touches 50 and Holder departs for a patient 27 (76). West Indies are 355/6 and still trail by 61.  355/6

90 OUT! CAUGHT! After a few close chances around him, Harry Brook does get one and he pounces on it to see the back of Kevin Sinclair! Fuller in length from Atkinson, pitching outside off, Kevin Sinclair is drawn for the shot and he tries to slash it through covers without any foot movement. The ball just nips back enough to catch the outside edge and flies to the right of Harry Brook at gully who takes a brilliant catch with both his hands around his right shoulder. As soon as the catch is taken, Atkinson turns around to Wood at mid off. Wonder if Wood asked him to go full to Sinclair to induce the false shot. West Indies have lost their 7th in the form of Kevin Sinclair with a deficit of 54 runs.  362/7

98.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Not the best of deliveries by Chris Woakes but he won't complain! A poor choice of shot by Alzarri Joseph and he pays the ultimate price. Woakes goes full but ends up offering width on off, Alzarri Joseph waits back in the crease, clears his front leg and swings through the line. Goes for a cross-batted lofted stroke over the bowler's head. The ball moves away slightly to catch the outside edge and the keeper, Jamie Smith takes a good low catch in front. Alzarri Joseph waits for the finger to go up and it does go up eventually. West Indies are now 386/8, trailing by 30 runs.  386/8

98.5 OUT! CASTLED! A top delivery by Chris Woakes! As all coaches say 'Always target the top of the off stump' and Woakes has made his coach proud by doing just that. Two in two for Woakes and he is on a hat-trick now. Woakes stays over the wicket and lands it on a length, on off, Jayden Seales extends his hands to cover the line of the ball but plays outside the line of the ball. The ball nips back in off the deck to beat Seales on the inside edge. Goes through to rattle into the off pole.  386/9

111.5 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! The fun is over for Shamar Joseph! Joshua Da Silva is down on his haunches at the other end in disappointment. Wood tucks the batter up for room as he goes full and angles it in from around the wicket, Shamar Joseph stays rooted in the crease and looks to clip it away off his pads. Closes the bat face early and gets a top edge that balloons towards mid on where Gus Atkinson settles under it and takes the simplest of catches. Ben Stokes and England are relieved. The 71-run stand for the last wicket comes to an end as West Indies get bowled out for 457, leading by 41 runs.  457/10

1.4 OUT! RUN OUT! Did Seales get a touch on that? Half a shout by the West Indies players and it is referred upstairs.  Zak Crawley does not look confident as he walks up to his partner. Seales bowls it fuller in length and it swings back in a bit, on off, Ben Duckett shows the full face of the bat and drives it firmly down the deck. Seales does well to get his right hand on the ball low in his follow through. The ball makes contact with his hands and rolls behind to hit the stumps at the bowling end. Zak Crawley has the bat in his left hand and is backing up a bit too far. Tries to get back in but the replays show that the bat was in the air when the ball clattered into the stumps and it was then grounded but by then, one of the two bails had come off. England lose their first wicket with the deficit of 33 runs.  8/1

27.2 OUT! LBW! Huge appeal for LBW and the dreaded finger goes up! Joe Root suggests Ben Duckett to send it upstairs but it looks dead straight to the naked eye! Alzarri Joseph steams in from around the wicket and nails the yorker into the stumps. Ben Duckett is late in bringing his bat down in time and gets pinged flush on the left toe. The replays roll in and the UltraEdge shows no bat to be involved as the ball goes past the bat. Ball Tracking confirms three reds and off goes Ben Duckett taking along one review as well! 71 in the first inning and 76 in this one for Duckett. England lead by 99 runs. West Indies will and should now look to build the pressure with two new batters at the crease.  140/3

25.1 OUT! TAKEN! The ball change does wonders for West Indies as Alzarri Joseph traps the big fish in Ollie Pope! Comes from over the wicket and bowls it full and outside off with a hint of away movement off the deck. Ollie Pope is drawn into the shot as he looks for the drive through covers. Gets a thick outside edge that goes straight into the safe custody of Kevin Sinclair who is positioned at a fine gully. Sinclair was moved to gully just before this ball and the ball went straight to him. End of a 119-run stand with England leading by 86 runs.  127/2

89.1 OUT! TAKEN! The change of bowling has done the trick for West Indies! Joe Root could not have picked out the man out at cover any better. End of a special knock by a special player. Jason Holder starts his new spell from over the wicket and bowls it on a length with an upright seam, shaping away, outside off, Joe Root leans on it and creams the drive. He fails to keep his shot along the ground and hits it straight to cover where Kirk Mckenzie takes a safe catch near his waist. A couple of West Indies players go up to Root to congratulate him on his knock as he walks off to a standing ovation from the Trent Bridge crowd. Root falls for 122 with England leading by 378 runs.  419/8

68.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Jayden Seales is over the moon as he breaks through for West Indies! Harry Brook after a great inning of 109 runs has to walk back! Seales steams in from over the wicket and bowls it outside off, on a length. The ball shapes away just enough off the deck. Harry Brook with no real foot movement extends his arms and looks for the drive but only manages to get a thick outside edge. The ball rockets back quickly to Joshua Da Silva who makes no mistake to his right. The 189-run stand is broken. England now at 329/4 with a lead of 288 runs.  329/4

74.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Jayden Seales gets another one! To his disappointment, Ben Stokes finds the man with utmost precision! Seales steams from around the wicket and lands it short and angles it into middle and leg, Ben Stokes swivels back and pulls it straight down the throat of Alzarri Joseph at deep backward square leg. England lose their skipper with the lead being 300 runs.  341/5

76 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Kevin Sinclair strikes, and England lose a wicket just before Lunch! It's not the ideal time to lose a wicket, but lunch will undoubtedly taste much better for the visitors now! Sinclair comes from over the wicket and floats it fuller and outside off. The ball just grips and straightens up a bit off the rough. Jamie Smith is drawn into the shot as he looks to push it past cover but gets a feather of an outside edge straight into the mitts of Joshua Da Silva behind the stumps. England slip further and head to Lunch at 348/6, leading by 307.  348/6

82.5 OUT! TAKEN! Shamar Joseph gets his first and he is a relieved man. Chris Woakes departs for 12 runs. Shamar Joseph steams in from over the wicket and bowls it on a nagging length just outside off, Chris Woakes looks to crunch it through the off side but with it being a new ball, it lifts off the deck to catch a thick outside edge that flies off his bat. Jason Holder at second slip quickly moves to his left and takes a sharp catch around his face. The 30-run stand comes to an end with England leading by 337 runs.  378/7

90.5 OUT! TIMBER! Jayden Seales takes matters into his own hands! 100th first-class wicket for Seales! Jayden Seales goes full and straight, at the stumps and gets a bit of away shape, Mark Wood clears his front leg and stays leg side of the ball to cross bat this one back over the bowler's head. He fails to make contact as the ball goes through to rattle into the off pole. England with one wicket remaining are at 421 runs, leading by 380 runs.  421/9

92.2 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Jayden Seales wraps up the England innings! Seales finishes with a well-deserved 4-fer. Seales goes fuller in length, on off and middle, Shoaib Bashir does not move his feet much and he stays rooted to the crease. The ball nips back in and goes past the inside edge of Bashir who looks to flick it away. The ball deflects off his back pad and crashes into the stumps. England have been bowled out for 425 with a lead of 384 runs.  425/10

16 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! There's the edge once again! After a bright start by West Indies, England are fighting back. From 61/0, West Indies have slipped to 74/3. Woakes pitches it in the channel on off, on a short of a good length, Kraigg Brathwaite hangs on the back foot to play the line of the ball. The ball lands on the seam and goes away, enough to induce an outside edge and it goes through to the keeper, Jamie Smith who takes the easiest of catches.  74/3

13.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! The break in play does it for England! Mikyle Louis who was batting so well, throws his head back in disappointment on nicking it behind. Woakes begins from over the wicket and lands it in around the sixth stump line, on a nagging length. Louis shuffles across a bit and has a slight poke at the delivery. The ball nips away enough to catch the outside edge and the keeper, Jamie Smith gobbles it, diving away to his right. Mikyle Louis when he looks back at the dismissal will think that he was better off leaving the ball. End of a 61-run opening stand as Louis falls for 17.  61/1