Dowrich showed grit and determination to score a fifty. He held firm for 115 balls until he was caught down the legside by opposing gloveman Jos Buttler off Stokes. For most part of the day, it was a struggle for England bowlers, and missed the presence of veteran paceman Stuart Broad. Bowlers like Archer and Wood struggled to make an impression on a placid pitch. They took just one wicket between them in a combined 44 overs –– and that was only when Wood bowled last man Shannon Gabriel to end the innings. Shamarh Brooks made a promising 39 before he was caught behind off James Anderson, with England’s all-time leading Test wicket-taker returning innings figures of 3-62.
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