third Test: West Indies seal collection 1-0 after successful decider by 10 wickets as England batting woes uncovered once more

West Indies vs England: Joe Root faces axe as England captain because the guests collapsed but once more as Kegg Brathwaite’s hosts accomplished a cushty 10-wicket win within the Test collection decider to seal a 1-0 victory.

England bating woes uncovered once more as West Indies seal collection with 10-wicket win in third Test (AP Photo)

HIGHLIGHTSWest Indies chased down a paltry goal of 28 with 10 wickets to spareJoe Root’s function as England Test captain in dangerWeet Indies, who had been outplayed within the 1st 2 Tests, benefited from England batting collapses

West Indies clinched the Botham-Richards Trophy with an emphatic 10-wicket victory over England within the deciding Test of the collection on day 4 in Grenada on Sunday.

Chasing a token goal of 28 of their second innings, West Indies reached it with out loss, captain Kraigg Brathwaite hitting the successful runs to seal a 1-0 collection triumph.

It was a shocking consequence for the house staff after being outplayed within the first two drawn Tests, and ensured one other barren England journey to the Caribbean.

England have just one collection win within the West Indies up to now half-century, a 3-0 victory in 2003-04.

With the ecstatic dwelling followers dancing within the stands, the England gamers shook fingers with Brathwaite and John Campbell.

ROOT FACES PRESSURE

Even earlier than the England staff trudged off the sector in dismay, nonetheless, commentators had been calling for Joe Root to step down as captain.

Although one of many world’s greatest batters, with a Test common of almost 50, Root has not often appeared a pure chief and has earned a repute as an unimaginative captain.

Earlier, England resumed with a lead of solely 10 runs and two wickets in hand.

The guests added 17 to their in a single day rating, stout resistance by Jack Leach merely a keep of execution as Kemar Roach picked up each wickets.

He broke a cussed partnership together with his first ball of the morning, having Chris Woakes caught brilliantly one-handed by Jason Holder at leg-slip for 19.

Leach was caught behind from a skinny edge for 4, off 55 balls, although it wanted a evaluation after the umpire gave a not-out determination, leaving England all out for 120.

Kyle Mayers completed with spectacular figures of 5-18.

The first two exams had been drawn on flat pitches in Antigua and Barbados.