England vs Windies, 2nd Test, Day 4, Headingley

Joe Root notched up his 32nd Test fifty, but yet again failed to convert that into a triple-figure

Dawid Malan showed great patience and put on crucial partnerships with Joe Root and Ben Stokes enroute his second Test fifty

Daid Malan and Ben Stokes put on a 91-run stand for the fifth wicket

Once both Ben Stokes and Dawid Malan departed in quick succession, England needed to steady their innings. However, Jonny Bairstow played an unnecessary reverse sweep, which eventually costed his wicket

Roston Chase bagged three wickets in quick succession late in the second session to put England on the backfoot again

Moeen Ali went on the counter attack and stroked a quickfire 84 and put on a century-stand with Chris Woakes for the eighth wicket

Chris Woakes pounded on the misery of the Windies bowlers and became the sixth English batsmen to score a fifty in the second innings. The all-rounder's efforts helped England reach 490 before declaring their innings.