Right, it's time to bid you farewell. A magnificent effort from England, not many would have expected them to pull out a result this morning but a brilliant individual session from James Anderson turned the tide. There was also a first overseas century for Joe Root, who is rapidly emerging as a star of this England team.

Can England get their first away Test series win since India in 2012? We'll be back with you on Friday at 14:30 BST for the third Test in Barbados - join us then to find out.

England won by nine wickets

West Indies 1st innings: 299 (Samuels 103, Broad 4-61)

England 1st innings: 460 (Root 182, Bishoo 4-177)

West Indies 2nd innings: 307 (Brathwaite 116, Anderson 4-43)

England 2nd innings: 144-1 (Ballance 81, Cook 59)

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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"Some of these players played in the World Cup and got panned for their performances. They know they are better Test side, but it still hurts you if you play badly. Whether it's one-day cricket or Tests, you're and England player and England cricket is under the cosh. There's that relief and hopefully they go to Barbados on top of the world and, in the nicest sporting way, crush West Indies."

First Test, Antigua: Match drawn

Second Test, Grenada: England won by nine wickets

Third Test, Barbados: 1-5 May (15:00 BST)

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

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"If I was saying anything to Jonathan Trott it would be his batting isn't what it was of old. He's on the move before the bowler bowls and that's not good. You're supposed to be still so your eyes are focusing. He's moving and playing across the line which is a recipe for disaster against the new ball with tougher tests to come.

"If he is going to open for England he's going to have to sort that. My gut feeling is the selectors look at his record in the past, are short of opener, and with the captain under a little bit of pressure because Trott's a banker because he's played Test cricket. They will go with him again in Barbados - his main examination will come in England this summer."

England captain Alastair Cook: "It was a slow wicket, so to get 20 wickets was a great tribute to our attitude and character. It's all about putting the ball in the right area - credit to Jimmy, what an outstanding spell that was. I can't fault the lads at all today. The way Joe Root played, him and Gary Ballance are taking run-making to a new level and it's great to see. It's been a lot of hard work and we've got our rewards today."

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West Indies captain Denesh Ramdin: "We fought hard but that one session where we lost six wickets really cost us the Test match. That spell from James Anderson this morning really took it away from us. Brathwaite batted well but it would be good if he could have gone on. It's hard to take - four days of hard cricket and we lost it all in one session. England had the conditions in their favour. Jason Holder has a slight injury but hopefully he can be back for Barbados."

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England batsman Joe Root is named man of the match.

He says: "It feels a lot better having the win behind us. The way we've applied ourselves over the five days has been great, we've been ruthless and it gives is impetus for the summer. There's so many positives for s to take and we're all champing at the bit to get out there in Barbados.

"I remember the feeling of being left out and I never want to have that feeling again so whenever I get the chance I try to be greedy and aspire to get big scores."

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

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"It was a terrific effort by James Anderson. England needed two wickets with the new ball and got three. The one Anderson got Braithwaite with was an absolute rip snorter. He's a crackerjack bowler. After that he bowled one or two more and it got West Indies on the back foot. He got Marlon Samuels and then Shiv Chanderpaul, who is batting for his career now. After West Indies got three down they played some really poor cricket when they were trying to save the game."

Sunday Times cricket correspondent Simon Wilde:, external That must rank as one of England's best wins of recent times and Anderson's morning session as one of the best by any England player.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

On Twitter:, external Fantastic win for @ECB_cricket .. My MOM is @jimmy9 .. This morning he changed the result of the game on his own.

Paul Cooper: Well, well, well, didn't see that coming at the start of play, just shows how much one good session can change a game.

Rachel T: That is an early birthday present for me. England bossed it all day long, great for Cook to see it through.

Alastair Cook uproots a stump and salutes the England balcony, fist clenched. The skipper looks like he's derived a huge amount of personal satisfaction from seeing that one through to the close.

It didn't look likely for England this morning, but one good/bad session can turn a Test match. West Indies collapsed this morning in the face of a superb spell of fast bowling by James Anderson. The door was prised ajar, and Cook and Gary Ballance strolled through it.

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Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"You can see from the celebrations this win means a lot to England's players. I suspect they will enjoy this evening - it's been a hard-fought victory and they are probably the ones you enjoy most."

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England 144-1 (41.1 overs) won by nine wickets

Not out batsmen: Cook 59, Ballance 81

Fall of wickets: 2-1 (Trott 0)

Bowling figures: Roach 7-1-18-0, Gabriel 7-3-20-1, Holder 1.4-0-11-0, Samuels 12.3-0-54-0, Bishoo 8-0-32-0, Brathwaite 5-1-9-0

West Indies 2nd innings: 307 all out (Brathwaite 116; Anderson 4-43)

First innings: West Indies 299; England 464

Match scorecard

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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Brilliant from England! It look like a bore draw, but Jimmy Anderson changed it around with a match-winning performance. They played superbly today and I'm pleased as punch for them."

That's it! Gary Ballance, who has batted superbly for the second time in this match, cuts Marlon Samuels behind square for four and England can celebrate.

That is England's first away Test win since they beat India in Kolkata in December 2012. It's been a long time coming...

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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"I wonder if Joe Root can have a giggle about James Anderson's run out now, given Anderson virtually won England the match this morning."

The end is nigh. Gary Ballance bludgeons Marlon Samuels over the rope at midwicket. England one blow away...