England vs West Indies, 1st Test 2020, Day 3 Highlights: Rory Burns, Dominic Sibley Take Hosts to Safety at Stumps After Windies Gain 114-Run Lead

The Windies would be looking to scalp wickets and bundle them out as soon as possible. The day four would bring us an interesting contest between the two teams. Join us tomorrow for day 4! For now, its Good Night! Taddaa! 

So that's all we have from the match today. Rory Burns and Dominic Sibley have scored 15 runs at stumps and England has lost no wickets so far in 10 overs. 

England now trails by 99 runs at stumps. West Indies have exhibited character and discipline with the bat and the ball. Quite difficult conditions with the ball moving around. Kudos to the visitors for their performance. 

England now trails by 99 runs at stumps. West Indies have exhibited character and discipline with the bat and the ball. Quite difficult conditions with the ball moving around. Kudos to the visitors for their performance. 

England now trails by 103 runs. We are inching towards the end of day's play. If everything goes well until the end, Burns & Sibley would remain not out on day 3.

After Windies finished their first innings, we have Rory Burns & Dominic Sibley batting for England. The two are surely looking to give a good start to their team as they trail by 107 runs in their second innings. Burns is batting on 5 and Sibley is on 2. 

So that's a wrap of team WI as they get bundled out on 318 runs. The team enjoys the lead of 114 runs. We still have 14 overs to go for stumps. 

Ben Stokes continues his dream run as he got an important wicket of Shane Dowrich. The batsman edged the ball and was taken by the keeper. Dorich OUT on 61. 

So that's 300 up for West Indies as they have Joseph Alzarri and Dowrich continue to fight for the visitors. However, Ben Stokes didn't want the partnership to go longers and he got his 150th Test wicket by getting the Alzarri. The ball went on to hit the top of the stumps and Alzarri gets BOWLED on 18.

So that's 300 up for West Indies as they have Joseph Alzarri and Dowrich continue to fight for the visitors. However, Ben Stokes didn't want the partnership to go longers and he got his 150th Test wicket by getting the Alzarri. The ball went on to hit the top of the stumps and Alzarri gets BOWLED on 18.

Ben Stokes the captain of the England cricket team gets a bring breakthrough as he sends Jason Holder packing on the score of five runs. The ball did not quite come on the bat as expected after a surprise bouncer. Top edge and he handed it straight to Jofra Archer. Holder OUT on 5.

There comes a respite for West Indies as Shane Dowrich scored his first 50 in England. The last time he was here's his highest score was 24 runs. Meanwhile, WI continues to look good. 

Roston Chase was looking quite good but James Anderson bowled straight and the impact fell in line and clipped the stumps. Chase got LBW on 47 and unfortunately, he missed out on his half-century. Jason Holder is the new man in for West Indies. 

West Indies batsmen have paced up their game and Roston Chase is nearing 50. Whereas Dowrich is on the score of 34 runs. The team is in the driver's seat as they lead the game by  54 runs. The team management must be quite happy with the kind of a performance puy up by the squad. 

West Indies is on a driver's seat with 31-run lead at tea. Roston Chase & Dominic Dowrich have put up a great show with the kind of performance that they have had.  We still have Jason Holder who is yet to bat. 

Roston Chase & Dominic Dowrich are looking steady at the moment and will be attempting to put up a respectable total on the board. Chase is batting on 24 and Dowrich is on 26. The two have brought up a 50-run partnership and are looking steady.

So finally the Windies team completes the trail and is not leading the game by eight runs. The team would be aiming to bat until tea tomorrow. It needs a good partnership on the board. Quite a good batting performance by the Windies.

With this, team West Indies stands on the verge of completion of the first innings and would want to put up anywhere between 200-250 runs on the board for the hosts for the second innings. They need a good partnership to do so. 

Here's exactly what we were talking about in our last update. One of the batsmen needs to stick around to put up a good lead on the board. For now, Dom Bess has sent Blackwood packing on 12. Poor shot by the batsman as he slaps it to mid-wicket and the man made no mistake. Blackwood OUT on 12. 

With the departure of Brooks, Jermaine Blackwood and Roston Chase have been batting for the side. The two look good and West Indies tails by 19 runs for now. Onus on the two batsmen to stick around and make a good partnership for putting up a good lead on the board.