England vs West Indies Live Score, 3rd Test, Day 3: Jason Holder, Shane Dowrich resume West Indies innings | Cricket News – Times of India

Overs 49.5: 150 comes up for the West Indies with another four by Holder and they are just 18 runs behind to save the follow-on. Archer shortens his length, Holder punches it past the point fielder for four. West Indies 152/6
Overs 49.3: First boundary of the day which comes from Holder’s bat. Archer overpitches outside off and Holder plays it to cover-drive for four. West Indies 148/6
Overs 48.6: Nice shot by Holder, he drives through past cover for a couple. West Indies 143/6, trail by 226 runs
Overs 48.4: Short ball by Woakes and Dowrich pull it to deep mid wicket for a single. West Indies 141/6
Chris Woakes to start from the other end
Overs 47.4: First runs of the day for West Indies. Pitched outside off by Archer, Dowrich plays it to past cover and gets a triple. West Indies 140/6, trail by 229 runs
Jofra Archer starts the proceedings for England
England players assemble on the boundary edge and make their way to the field
Jason Holder and Shane Dowrich are also out in the middle to resume West Indies innings on Day 3
* Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the third day’s play in the third Test between England and West Indies at Old Trafford in Manchester on Sunday.
* West Indies will resume Day 3 with skipper Jason Holder (24) and Shane Dowrich (10) at the crease, still trailing by 232 runs.
Holder needs to lead his team from the front

Day 2 Action: ICYMI

West Indies would be looking to avoid the follow-on when they resume their first innings against England.
On Day 2, Stuart Broad filled in as England’s all-action all-rounder to move the team within sight of a Test series victory.
Broad smashed a counter-attacking 62 in a return to form with the bat, then played a lead role as part of England’s destructive pace quartet to leave the West Indies on the ropes.
In reply to England’s first innings of 369, the West Indies were 137/6 when bad light forced stumps on a day the forecast rain never came in Manchester. They trail by 232 runs, with the follow-on still very much in play.
Resuming on 258/4, England collapsed to 280/8 after losing wickets in four consecutive overs, only for Broad to do his best impression of Stokes with a belligerent 45-ball 62 before lunch.
It was Broad’s highest Test score since 2013 and smashed nine fours and a six in a potentially game-defining ninth-wicket partnership with Dom Bess worth 76 runs. His 33-ball half-century tied him for third place on the all-time list of England’s fastest Test fifties.
The West Indies’ bid to capture a Test series in England for the first time since 1988 looking in ruins.