CricketWest Indies fight back after posting 282
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West Indies Impress on Opening Day of Third Test Against England

West Indies had a strong start to the third Test at Edgbaston, with half-centuries from Kraigg Brathwaite and Jason Holder, along with a solid 49 from Joshua Da Silva. However, England’s persistence with the ball led to the West Indies being bowled out for 282 on the first day.

Despite a promising start with a 76-run opening stand, West Indies collapsed, losing five wickets for only 39 runs. Holder and Da Silva then steadied the innings with a 109-run partnership, but England fought back, taking quick wickets to dismiss the visitors.

Gus Atkinson shone with the ball, taking 4 for 67, while Chris Woakes (3-69) and Mark Wood (2-52) also made significant contributions. In reply, England started positively but lost early wickets, ending the day at 38/3.

Overall, it was an eventful day of cricket at Edgbaston, with both teams showing moments of brilliance. West Indies will be looking to bounce back on day two, while England will aim to build a solid innings and take control of the match. Stay tuned for more exciting action from the third Test match between West Indies and England.