England: Mark Wood unlikely to feature in second Test pending elbow scan
England‘s interim coach Paul Collingwood says Mark Wood is “unlikely” to be fit for the second Test against the West Indies but is optimistic about Ollie Robinson’s prospects.
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An injury scare for Mark Wood overshadowed England’s struggles to bowl the West Indies out as Nkrumah Bonner took his side into a third-day lead in the first Test.
England eyeing a comeback – look ahead to day four of the first Test
England are hoping to stage a fightback with the bat on the fourth day of their first Test against the West Indies, after an injury scare for Mark Wood left them chasing the game in Antigua.
A ‘warrior’ who puts his body on the line – Paul Collingwood hails Ben Stokes
Paul Collingwood praised Ben Stokes’ “warrior” spirit after he stepped into the breach following Mark Wood’s injury in England’s first Test against the West Indies.
England’s new-look attack stutters as Holder and Bonner stand firm
Insipid with the new ball but at least determined thereafter, England began life on the road without Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad and on a stop-start second day of this first Test required the generosity of their hosts for the incisions that came their way.
West Indies vs England live stream and how to watch the 1st Test cricket online, Day 2
England are in a commanding after Day 1 of the 1st Test against the West Indies. Jonny Bairstow produced a superb century to lead the visitors' fightback, and ended the day on an unbeaten 109. Day 2 of the action at the Sir Viv Richards Stadium in Antigua starts at 2pm GMT / 7.30pm IST. Aussie viewers can live stream the 1st Test on Kayo Sports (14-day free trial). Follow our guide to get a free West Indies vs England live stream from wherever you are.
West Indies and England licking wounds ahead of Test series
NORTH SOUND (Antigua and Barbuda): West Indies and England initiate the rebuilding process from the rubble of disastrous campaigns when their three-match Test series begins on Tuesday at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. The visitors' 4-0 thrashing in the latest Ashes contest and a record-equalling nine defeats in the last calendar year have pushed England into sweeping changes. The Caribbean side are contending with yet another Test slump in which a 2-0 series reversal in Sri Lanka at the end of 2021 left them with a record of five losses in their last six matches. Desperate to distance themselves from the soul-destroying experience Down Under, the English side taking the field in Antigua is set to show at least six changes, including debutant opener Alex Lees, from their final capitulation in Hobart eight weeks earlier. Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, the celebrated swing and seam bowling tandem who are the country's highest-ever wicket-takers in Tests, were sensationally omitted from this touring party.