England vs West Indies: Zak Crawley, Dom Sibley post fifties before Windies stage late fightback on Day 4 at Southampton

Southampton: England eked out a lead of 170 runs heading into the final day of the first Test against the West Indies, with all outcomes still possible in the first match since the resumption of international cricket. The West Indies’ pace attack took five wickets in the final session of day four to reduce England to 284-8 at stumps at an empty Rose Bowl on Saturday, making the tourists marginal favorites with the pitch slow but yet to misbehave. Zak Crawley (76) and Dom Sibley (50) were the two batsmen to get half-centuries, while stand-in England captain Ben Stokes chipped in with 46 before the late Windies fightback. [caption id=“attachment_8587221” align=“alignnone” width=“640”]  Zak Crawley is congratulated by captain Ben Stokes after reaching his half-century on Day 4. AP[/caption] “It should be tight if we bowl well tomorrow,” Crawley said, “especially if we get a lead of 200.” That will be on the shoulders of unbeaten batsmen Jofra Archer (5) and Mark Wood (1), with James Anderson to come in at No. 11. Shannon Gabriel bowled Ollie Pope and Dom Bess in the last hour to finish with figures of 3-62 off his 18 overs. Joseph was also impressive, taking 2-40 off 16 overs.