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West Indies vs England, 3rd Test, Day 2
Denesh Ramdin (L) celebrates after catching Chris Jordan down the leg side.
James Anderson struck early for England when he sent back Kraigg Brathwaite in the first over of West Indies' innings.
Jerome Taylor knocked over Stuart Broad and James Anderson off successive balls as England folded for 257 in their first innings.
Chris Jordan took a sharp catch at slip off the bowling of Moeen Ali to claim the wicket of Darren Bravo straight after lunch.
Jermaine Blackwood counter-attacked England after the loss of four quick wickets.
Gary Ballance grimaces in pain after being hurt by a ball in the second session.
James Anderson ended with figures of 6/42 and helped England take a 68-run first innings lead.
James Anderson leads the team out of the field after bowling out the West Indies with his 17th career five-wicket haul.
Alastair Cook was dismissed early in the second innings by Shanon Gabriel.
Jerome Taylor appeals successfully for the lbw wicket of Ian Bell.
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