England vs Windies, 2nd Test - Day 2, Headingley

Nightwatchman Devendra Bishoo departed early, chasing a delivery angled away from him

Kyle Hope's stay too didn't last too long as James Anderson had him undone with a beautiful outswinger to bag his third wicket of the innings

Kraigg Brathwaite played the waiting game superbly when the conditions weren't in favour of the batsmen. He survived that phase and then went after the spinners, bringing up his fifty with a six off Moeen Ali

Shai Hope struggled a lot against the moving ball, but survived to take advantage of the conditions which had become easier to bat on later in the day

For more than two sessions, nothing went England's way. Not even half chances. England took two reviews, but in vain

Kraigg Brathwaite went on to notch up his sixth Test century, reaching this landmark as well with a six. He became only the second West Indian opener after Chris Gayle to score a ton in England in 28 years

Shai Hope followed suit and brought up his century too soon after Tea

The duo of Kraigg Brathwaite and Shai Hope went on to add 249 runs for the second wicket and helped Windies overcome England's first innings total

Stuart Broad finally ended the stand and Kraigg Brathwaite's fine innings on 134

Kraigg Brathwaite walked back to the pavilion to standing ovation from the Headingley crowd