Stuart Broad's all-round display helps England beat West Indies in third Test, clinch cricket's comeback series

Stuart Broad's all-round display helps England beat West Indies in third Test, clinch cricket's comeback series

Check out the key moments from the third and final Test between England and West Indies

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England captain Joe Root was all smiles after sealing the series with a victory over touring West Indies in Test third and final Test. The hosts registered a massive 269 runs win over Jason Holder and Co after trailing in the series 0-1. AP

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West Indies captain won the toss in third Test and against decided to bowl. England’s Ollie Pope rose to the occasion and manufactured a 91-run knock to steer his side to 369/10 in the first innings. Not to forget, Stuart Broad had also contributed immensely with his quickifre 62-run knock. AP

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Kemar Roach was the stand-out bowler for West Indies as the pacer picked up four wickets, including the likes of Dom Simbley and Ben Stokes. AP

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West Indies found it difficult to get going in the first innings, succumbing to just 197. From here, England dominated the game. Jason Holder had top-scored for Windies (46). It was Stuart Broad who did most of the damage as the experienced pacer finished his spell with a six-for. AP

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Rory Burns made sure England had an upper hand in the second innings as well. He stroked a fine 90-run knock and with help of Sibley (56*) and Root (68*), England reached 226/2 before they declared the innings, giving a 399-run target for the tourists. AP

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Stuart Broad returned with the ball and shone again, as he picked up another four wickets, helping England bowl Windies out for a mere 129 runs in the second innings. Windies lost the Test match by 269 runs. England came back strongly to win the series 2-1 after starting the series on a losing note. AP

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