England's Stuart Broad competed 500 test wickets

England win the third Test to seal 2-1 against West Indies

Britain on Tuesday gave a 269-run annihilation to West Indies in the third Test and thus secured the arrangement at Old Trafford. 

Britain took the arrangement 2-1 to recover the Wisden Trophy they lost in the Caribbean a year
ago.

Britain paceman Stuart Broad turned into the seventh bowler to accept 500 Test wickets as the West Indies, set 399 for triumph, crumbled to 129 all out in less than 38 overs.

Wide, dubiously left out of West Indies' success in the arrangement opener, finished the arrangement Test when he had Jermaine Blackwood gotten behind for a match take of 10-67.

Individual paceman Chris Woakes had innings figures of 5-50 from 11 overs.

Britain's triumph, in the finale of an arrangement that checked global cricket's arrival from the coronavirus lockdown, additionally observed Ollie Pope make 91 in their first-innings 369 that included Broad's swank 62 at No 10.

Pope's Surrey partner Rory Burns made 90 in England's second innings 262-2 announced.

Brief scores 

Britain first innings 369 (O Pope 91, J Buttler 67, S Broad 62, R Burns 57; K Roach 4-72)

West Indies first innings 197 (S Broad 6-31)

Britain second Innings 226-2 dec (R Burns 90, J Root 68 no, D Sibley 56)

West Indies second Innings 129 (C Woakes 5-50, S Broad 4-36)

Result: England won by 269 runs 

Series: England dominate three-coordinate arrangement 2-1