Harmison, Anderson blow Windies away

Anderson, who is no longer an automatic Test selection, demonstrated his usefulness to England8217;s one-day outfit with 3-37 as West Indies were dismissed in 40.1 overs.

First he took the prize scalp of Brian Lara, the West Indies captain showing poor foot movement and dragging a wide, full ball onto his stumps for six.

The 21-year-old pace bowler then had Dwayne Bravo caught behind by wicketkeeper Geraint Jones for five before Ridley Jacobs 2 played on to give Anderson his third wicket.

Earlier Harmison utilised the swinging conditions to tempt Shivnarine Chanderpaul 3 and Dwayne Smith 2 to edge to Jones. He returned to bowl Ricardo Powell for 36, grabbing figures of 3-31.

Opener Chris Gayle made 23 before Ramnaresh Sarwan called for a dubious single and Gayle was run out by Vaughan.

Paul Collingwood took a tremendous one-handed catch at gully to dismiss the dangerous Sarwan 46 off a log hop from occasional bowler Marcus Trescothick.

The previous two capitulations of 147 and 101 led England to include Andrew Flintoff solely as a batsman. He had been all but ruled out of the series because of a foot injury.

Brief scores

: 159 all out in 40.1 overs R Sarwan 46, R Powell 36, C Gayle 23; S Harmison 3/31, J Anderson 3/37 vs England.