Weary of feet and mind, having seen their bowlers battered into submission by Alastair Cook, the last thing the West Indian batsmen wanted last evening was gathering clouds, the floodlights on and a pink ball that was rather more talkative than it had been the day before. But that was the scenario that had been unfolding for some considerable time. And its likelihood did not make it any easier, as Kraigg Brathwaite departed for a duck, feathering a catch behind off James Anderson, Kyle Hope, on his Test debut, survived a close second-ball leg-before decision from the same bowler and Kieran Powell was dropped in the gully by Ben Stokes off Stuart Broad when on just two. Hope also survived a chance to Moeen Ali…

Source: The Times August 18, 2017 19:52 UTC