England vs West Indies, Highlights, 2nd Test 2020 Day 1: Dominic Sibley, Ben Stokes Dominate, Take Hosts to 207/3 at Stumps

That's all we have for day 1 of the match. Do tune into our page for the updates of the match on day 2. Like today we shall bring you the live updates of the game tomorrow as well. Good night for now! 

That's stumps for day 1 and we have seen some terrific batting performance by Ben Stokes and Dominic Sibley. The two have stiched 126-runs partnership and have given England an upper hand. Good innings by the two. 

That's stumps for day 1 and we have seen some terrific batting performance by Ben Stokes and Dominic Sibley. The two have stiched 126-runs partnership and have given England an upper hand. Good innings by the two. 

The new ball was taken by the bowling team. Dominic Sibley and Ben Stokes are the ones who gave an edge to the team. Glorious batting performances put up by the hosts. They two have revived the team amid the chaos. Good contest today! 

 Dominic Sibley and Ben Stokes are batting brilliantly and the two have brought up 200 plus runs on the board for the hosts. The hosts are in a deriver's seat and what Windies need is a couple of wickets which would actually bring them back into the game. 

Ben Stokes brings up careful 50 with a FOUR three fours and one sixes. He took 119 balls to bring up his half-century. A good partnership between the two batsmen. 

The hosts are looking very steady as Ben Stokes nears 50! Dominic Sibley has already scored a half-century. The two would have been going strong and have been stabilising the team. 

Ben Stokes and Dominic Sibley are the ones who are going strong for England. They have so far brought up a 69-run long stand and Ben  Stokes is inching towards 50. 

Ben Stokes and Dominic Sibley are the ones who are going strong for England. They have so far brought up a 69-run long stand and Ben  Stokes is inching towards 50. 

After the wicket of Joe Root, the onus of steadying the ship was on the shoulders of Dominic Sibley & Ben Stokes. They did what was expected of them and stabilised ENG. Dominic Sibley is batting on 56. Stokes is on 25. 

With that single, Dominic Sibley has scored his half-century. He spent 218 minutes on the crease to get that 50!  Good job by the England opener! 

So we are back from tea and Dominic Sibley is yet to get his half-century. In the first Test Match, he had struggled a lot in the first innings. Good news is that he is going steady right now. He is just one run away from half-century. 

So, it is Tea Break on day one. West Indies have the upper hand at the moment. This session saw 32.4 overs in which England scored 83 runs and lost two wickets.Dominic Sibley is batting on 46 while giving him company is Ben Stokes on 18. The partnership is worth 31 as of now. Do join us after the break.

Ben Stokes is the new batsman in for England. Meanwhile, Dominic Sibley is nearing his half-century. Important for England that Sibley plays a big innings here. Stokes is looking in good touch as well.

OUT! Change in bowling does the trick. Just when things started to look good for England, Alzarri Joseph removed England captain Joe Root. The batsman goes for a drive, ends up edging it to Jason Holder at second slip. J Root c Holder b Alzarri Joseph 23(49)

The partnership between Dominic Sibley and Joe Root is now worth 33. West Indies will be looking to pick another wicket here and put England in some trouble. Though, the home side still needs a good stand to come out of initial slump.

Joe Root is the new batsman in. He and Dominic Sibley will have a role to play now. The home side needs one good partnership to bail them out of this initial jolt.

OUT! Roston Chase strikes again! He does it on both sides of lunch. First Rory Burns and now Zak Crawley. He gets an inside edge and the ball goes towards Jason Holder at leg-slip. Z Crawley c Holder b Roston Chase 0(1)

OUT! Spin does the trick! Roston Chase picks a wicket on his second ball. He traps Rory Burns in front of the wickets. The batsman opted for DRS and it is in vain. Not a wicket-taking delivery but Burns falls to it. With this players take the lunch break. R Burns lbw b Roston Chase 15(35)

This has been a good start for England thus far. Rory Burns and Dominic Sibley have played basic cricket and it is working. In search of a wicket, Jason Holder has used four bowlers so far, including himself.

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