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    England v W Indies Test Series

    Some debut for Gus Atkinson, 7-45, West Indies 121 All Out.

    England 189-3 at close of play on day 1.
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    Day 2

    England 371 All Out

    West Indies 79-6
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    It's so sad to see how far the West Indies have fallen. I grew up with them as the super power in cricket. I remember the "blackwash" series in 84. Some of the greatest batsmen and bowlers ever in the 70s and 80s

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    Quote Originally Posted by weecounty hibby View Post
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    It's so sad to see how far the West Indies have fallen. I grew up with them as the super power in cricket. I remember the "blackwash" series in 84. Some of the greatest batsmen and bowlers ever in the 70s and 80s
    Very inexperienced lineup particularly in English conditions.

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    10 wickets in the match for Atkinson, 96-8.

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    West Indies 136 All Out.

    Jimmy Anderson's last test match, what a player, 704 Test Match wickets. 👏
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    England 54-5 in the latest test, pretty poor batting performance so far to say the least.

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    England 376 All Out, very decent recovery.

    W Indies 33-2.

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    W Indies now 140-4, 46 runs ahead.

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    156-6, 62 ahead.

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    W Indies 175 All Out.

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    England 85-0, win by 10 wickets, fastest Test Match 50 by an England player from Ben Stokes.

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    I take it there's not so much money in cricket in comparison to athletics, when I consider just how good the West Indies were, nowadays they're very average in comparison. They were so good to watch in the 60's, 70s and 80s.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ekhibee View Post
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    I take it there's not so much money in cricket in comparison to athletics, when I consider just how good the West Indies were, nowadays they're very average in comparison. They were so good to watch in the 60's, 70s and 80s.
    Players on central contracts will be making decent enough money and the money in Limited Overs/T20 leagues throughout the world is massive, I've no idea about the financial aspects of athletics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ekhibee View Post
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    I take it there's not so much money in cricket in comparison to athletics, when I consider just how good the West Indies were, nowadays they're very average in comparison. They were so good to watch in the 60's, 70s and 80s.
    It’s not the money. Kids in the West Indies, like kids the world over, would now rather play football than cricket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    It’s not the money. Kids in the West Indies, like kids the world over, would now rather play football than cricket.
    Also their tv channels are dominated by us sports. Money invested in the sports and facilities would be a big factor also.

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