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Summary
West Indies win in final session
Lead 1-0 in three-Test series
Blackwood falls for 95 with 11 to win
Dropped on 5, 20 & 29
West Indies recover from 27-3
Chase 37, Archer 3-45
England 313: Crawley 76, Gabriel 5-75
First Test, Southampton, day five
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Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match SpecialIt helped that Jermaine Blackwood came in to bat just before lunch so it forced him to put his ego aside for a couple of overs and get his team to lunch. He then came back and resisted the bait from Dom Bess and then he batted eloquently, classy, calmly, care free. Adjectives you don't normally use with Blackwood.
England's missed chancespublished at 18:08 British Summer Time 12 July 2020
England will be left ruing missed opportunities.
Things could have been very different had these openings been taken.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 18:06 British Summer Time 12 July 2020
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Lee Fergusson: Well played West Indies...England simply weren't good enough
Matt Bell: A well deserved win for Windies, we’re better than England in all forms. England need to improve next test match, Root in for Denly and Broad in for Wood will help
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Who you picking for man of the match?
Jermaine Blackwood has to be in with a chance after that 95 today. West Indies were 27-3 when he came in. He won it for them.
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Praise from cricket royalty...
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Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialBlackwood played brilliantly. We talk about the rash shots in the past but none of that. He left his ego at the boundary and played every ball on its merit. He's obviously a talent, no doubt about it.
He can bat, he has a very solid technique. He didn't take any of the bait England offered, batted sensibly, didn't always have to crash boundaries.
He definitely won the game for West Indies. That innings was the difference.
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There are friendly fist bumps between the teams. Well done to both sets of players.
Stay with us for all of the reaction. Don't forget about full highlightsof the day on BBC Two at 19:30 BST.
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Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialAs always, the decisions you make when you lose the game will get scrutinised. But whether they got the decision to bat first or leave Stuart Broad are discussions but ultimately they didn't bat well first innings. It wasn't a good score. It wasn't enough on that wicket.
Yesterday when they were 248-3 to be bowled out for 318 has cost them. All the talk about the toss and Broad will be the main headline but I think the batters have to take a bit of that blame.
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There are no crazy celebrations.
West Indies know there is work still to do on the tour but there are broad smiles. This may be a nod to the wider world and if so, good on them.
The tourists have fully deserved that.
West Indies win by four wicketspublished at 17:54 British Summer Time 12 July 2020
BreakingThere it is.
A famous victory for West Indies.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match SpecialThere will be some relaxing up there in the West Indies dressing room now.
WI 199-6published at 64.1 overs
Scores are level!
A cut from John Campbell.
Ben Stokes walks back to his mark with his hands on his head.
WI 195-6published at 64 overs
Need five more runs to win
Ben Stokes comes in and gives Mark Wood a fist bump and a pat on the back at the end of the over. I think he knows.
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People will talk about the toss decision and leaving out Broad, but England fought back and had their chance and didn't take it and that's what they need to focus on. It's been a great Test match but those decisions aren't why we lost.
Michael, Viney Hill
WI 195-6published at 63.4 overs
There was a bit of turn for Bess. He did cause problems but he also leaked singles. That could be the reason.
Campbell takes West Indies one closer.
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The Void: If the reason for batting first was that spin would come into play later, why has Bess only bowled 10 overs?
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Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialThat was a good bouncer. Right on the money.
WI 194-6published at 63.2 overs
John Campbell may struggle to join the West Indies celebrations. He already had a busted toe and now has taken a Mark Wood bouncer in the grille.
"Ya alreeeet?" says Wood -
That's 'are you OK?' if you need the translation.
WI 194-6published at 63 overs
Need 6 to win
West Indies are just one blow away from a fine victory now. Will either batter be tempted?