The West Indies are facing a Test series whitewash against England at Edgbaston. The Caribbean team show the same flaws that have haunted them for the last 25 years.

Richard Mann previews day two of the third Test between England and West Indies at Edgbaston. Despite the series scoreline, the last few weeks has been packed full of both absorbing and excellent cricket, with day one of the third Test in Birmingham providing more of the same.

England have named an unchanged side for the third Test at Edgbaston as they target a series clean sweep of the West Indies.

Ben Stokes has named an unchanged team for the third Test and Woakes, who has taken 120 wickets in 30 home Test matches, is worth backing to be England's top first-innings wicket-taker at his home ground. The West Indies struck nine sixes to England's four in the second Test and they look a big price to repeat the feat at Edgbaston.

Fast bowler Mark Wood has been named in place of James Anderson in an otherwise unchanged England lineup for the second test against the West Indies at Trent Bridge, the country's cricket board (ECB) announced on Tuesday.

England’s top order suffered a late wobble after Gus Atkinson seized the initiative from the West Indies on a lively first day of the third Test at Edgbaston. With a series win, and the Richards-Botham Trophy already in the bag,

Chris Woakes claimed his new England team-mate Gus Atkinson is making life as a Test seamer look "quite easy" after the pair combined to knock over the West Indies on day one at Edgbaston.

England took five West Indies wickets for 39 either side of lunch as they looked to seize control on day one of the third Test at Edgbaston. Heavy wins at Lord's and Trent Bridge mean the hosts have already secured the series,