WIVSENG: England, for the fourth time in Test history, reduced to 77 runs, 18 wickets fall in one day

Bridgetown: The first match of the ongoing Test series between West Indies and England reached the exciting position on the second day. In this match, the England team got reduced to 77 runs in an innings for the fourth time in the history of cricket. After this, the West Indies team could not take advantage of this low score in the first innings and lost six wickets for 339 runs in the second innings.
At Kennington Octel Pitch of Bridgetown, 18 wickets fell on the second day of the match. England were dismissed for 77 runs and recorded the lowest Test score on the field. This is his fourth lowest test score against West Indies. For West Indies, Komeer Roach took 5 wickets in 17 balls with 11 runs. For England, Keaton Jennings top scored with 17 runs. On the other hand, Sam Quren (14), Johnny Bairstow (12) and Moin Ali (12) only touched the tenth position.
West Indies did not follow follow on England despite 212-run lead in the first innings After this, the West Indies's second innings fell apart when Craig Braithwaite and John Campbell's first wicket partnership of 52 runs after their first five wickets fell on the difference of 9 runs only. In this way, till the end of the day's play, the West Indies had 127 runs in the second innings at a loss of six wickets.
Earlier, James Anderson made the effort to take five or more wickets in the 27th over, in which England put the West Indies on 289 in the first innings on Thursday, on the second day of the first test match. The West Indies had lost four wickets early on the first day, with the score being 264 for eight wickets.
Anderson equaled Ian Botham's record of taking five or more wickets in most innings from this wicket with this wicket. In the last tour of England's West Indies, Anderson left behind the record of 383-wicket by Botham. Anderson took 5 wickets for 46 runs and now his total 570 wickets have been recorded. Ben Stokes (4/59) dismissed Hetmeyer and ended the West Indies innings.
England have to play three Tests, five one-day internationals and three T20 matches on this tour of West Indies, which lasted till March 10. England are currently in third position and West Indies at number eight in the ICC Test rankings.