Are day-night Tests the future?published at 00:49 British Summer Time 16 August 2017
As England prepare to play their first day-night Test against West Indies, BBC Sport looks at whether this is the future of the five-day format.
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As England prepare to play their first day-night Test against West Indies, BBC Sport looks at whether this is the future of the five-day format.
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Chris Woakes says the atmosphere at the day-night England Test on Thursday will be fantastic.
Warwickshire's 28-year-old is in the England squad and looking to start against the West Indies at home ground Edgbaston.
He said: "Whenever you play at Edgbaston it's always brilliant.
"The Hollies Stand is always on fire. The atmosphere will be fantastic and it will be exciting for the players to be involved with that."
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Read MoreChris Woakes says he hopes he has "done enough" to get back into the England side as the day-night Test at Edgbaston looms.
The first Test to be played in England under the conditions gets under way on Thursday, with West Indies the visitors at Woakes' home ground.
The 28-year-old says he is fit to play after suffering a side strain in June.
"When you're injured there's always someone knocking on the door ready to take your place.
"When you get injured that's frustrating for you and you have to prove yourself again.
"I hope I have done enough to show that I'm ready, and fingers crossed I do play."
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Bears Bowler Chris Woakes says he is fit to play for England in this week's day-night Test match against the West Indies at home ground Edgbaston.
He hasn't played for his country since suffering a side strain during the Champions Trophy at the beginning of June, but the 28-year-old returned for Warwickshire in the County Championship last week.
The likelihood of Woakes' inclusion in the starting lineup is assessed here.