Analysis and reaction from Windies' stunning win at Headingley
Thursday 31 August 2017 09:04, UK
Few watching live at Headingley or on the television will forget Windies' momentous five-wicket win over England in the second Test, a result Bob Willis described as "amazing".
Bob said that on The Verdict - which you can download as a podcast here - where we also heard from Windies' match-winner Shai Hope, the first man to hit two tons in the same first-class match at Leeds; the captains, Joe Root and Jason Holder; and England coach Trevor Bayliss.
Former Windies seamer Michael Holding helped Bob dissect a dramatic Test turnaround in the studio, after Windies were thrashed by an innings and 209 runs in the day-night Test at Edgbaston a little over a week earlier.
Listen to the show now for…
Hope on his twin tons at Headingley - and how he had no idea he was the first to achieve the feat
Kraigg Brathwaite, who scored 134 and 95, on what the win will mean for Windies fans
Willis on how Hope and Brathwaite are Windies' versions of Root and Alastair Cook
Holder on whether he truly believed Windies could chase down 322 for victory
Root on whether he regrets not bowling first after England took 19 wickets in a day at Edgbaston
Holding on the catching - or lack thereof - from both sides, with a combined 13 chances spilled
Bayliss on positive displays with the bat from Mark Stoneman and Dawid Malan
Bob also had his say on the England side, saying Toby Roland-Jones should have retained his place.
Watch live coverage of the third Test between England and Windies on Sky Sports Cricket with over-by-over commentary and in-play video clips on our live match day blog, available across Sky Sports digital platforms, from 10am on Thursday, September 7.
