Journalism of Courage
Andrew Strauss rings the ball on Ruth Strauss Foundation Day at the start of the play of the first day of the third Test at Old Trafford, Manchester. (Source: AP Photo)
West Indies' captain Jason Holder shakes hands with England's captain Joe Root after the toss ahead of the first day of the third Test. (Source: AP)
West Indies players take a knee before the start of the play of the series-decider. (Source: AP)
With the help of Rory Burns' 57, England got to a good start in their first innings on the first day. (Source: AP)
West Indies' Nkrumah Bonner retrieves the ball after England's Jos Buttler (67) hit a six during the first day. (Source: AP)
West Indies' captain Jason Holder lies on the ground after getting hurt. With the help of Ollie Pope's 91 and Stuart Broad's 62, Buttler helped England post a 369/10 in their first innings. (Source: AP)
West Indies' Jermaine Blackwood (26) is bowled out by England's Chris Woakes during the second day. The visitors were bundled for 197. (Source: AP)
England declared at 226/2 in their second innings after Rory Burns hit, Dom Sibley and Joe Root hit fifties on the third day. (Source: AP)
Persistent showers washed out the fourth day of the Test when West Indies were 10/2. England had set a target of 399 for the visitors. (Source: AP)
Stuart Broad claimed his 500th Test wicket after dismissing Kraigg Brathwaite on 19 on the fifth day of the Test. (Source: AP)
West Indies crumbled under pressure from the England bowling attack as they were reduced to 84/5 in an early lunch break on the fifth day. (Source: AP)
England won the match by 269 runs after crumbling West Indies for 129-all out as Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes registered 4/36 and 5/50 respectively. (Source: AP)
