England Vs West Indies Fourth Day of match

Britain lost five wickets for 30 runs late on the fourth day to leave West Indies as top choices to win the main Test in Southampton. 

Zak Crawley's 76, associated with 46 from Ben Stokes, seemed to bat England into a triumphant position.

Both fell in progressive overs to start the England slide as the sightseers lifted themselves with the second new ball late in the day.

Pace bowler Alzarri Joseph evacuated Crawley and Jos Buttler after Jason Holder struck another blow in his fight with the individual chief and all-rounder Stokes.

Dom Bess endures being dropped and a tight lbw yell, just to be bowled by Shannon Gabriel, who had Ollie Pope play on four balls later.

By and large, England tumbled from 249-3 to 279-8, eventually shutting on 284-8 - a lead of 170.

With the pitch demonstrating some lopsided skip, especially from one end, England will get an opportunity of guarding whatever target they set.

Be that as it may, West Indies have been amazing all through the match, and they have a sublime chance to proceed in the three-coordinate arrangement.

No supporters, no issue 

While there have been times when the in secret condition has felt creepy and inert, a day when the different sides arm-wrestled for the activity has set up what could be a show-off completion.

Britain merit credit for how their batting improved from their first-innings 204 hard and fast, but in conditions where they would have had no reason for flopping once more.

There were times when West Indies had to withdraw, however, they never lost control, which means they were just ever a couple of wickets from being on top.

Sunday morning will see England needing to squeeze out the same number of runs as they can, be that as it may, whatever they set West Indies, every one of the four outcomes will be conceivable.

The last day will likewise uncover if England's system of batting first and precluding Stuart Broad was right.

By deciding to bat on a soggy first day, the hosts trusted they would receive the reward of bowling keep going on a dry surface that would suit the additional pace of Mark Wood and Jofra Archer, and turn for off-spinner Bess.

We will before long know whether they were correct.

West Indies compensated late on 

West Indies began the day in a solid position - England were 99 behind with every one of the 10 second-innings wickets close by.

On the off chance that the vacationers were planning to smash home their bit of leeway, they were frustrated by some hounded England obstruction in exquisite batting conditions.

West Indies kept up their control, however. The entirety of Holder, Kemar Roach, and off-spinner Roston Chase kept a cover on England's scoring, and the prizes came.

Rory Burns was familiar for his 42 preceding he spooned Chase to point, Dom Sibley scored solely off his cushions and was in the long run gotten down the leg side off Gabriel for 50, while Joe Denly's acquiescence to Chase was a blessing.

When Crawley and Stokes were together, West Indies started to look drained and baffled in the warmth, however discovered motivation when Holder got Stokes for the second time in the match.

Joseph yorked Buttler and could have had Bess twice, just for the red hot Gabriel to swing the match in his group's kindness with a twofold strike.