Live Cricket Score: England vs West Indies, 2nd Test, Day 5, Manchester

Hello and welcome to the Live Blog for Day 5 of the second Test between England and West Indies at Old Trafford, Manchester. You can tweet to me @Gokul_CB with your comments. Please refresh the page for new updates!

From start to finish, Stokes had a key role to play in this match, while Broad and Woakes also came up with important contributions, not to forget Dom Sibley's patient hundred in the first innings. It's 1-1 now heading into the final Test, which will be played at the same venue in four days' time. Join us again!

Pope special to sign off:A superb catch at short leg from Pope signalled the end of the Test match. He took the catch on the second attempt with a dive. With this wicket, England seal a convincing win to draw level in the series.

Joseph's short stay is over:It was obvious from ball one that Joseph wasn't going to die wondering. He perishes in the process, slicing one to gully.

Bess has the last laugh:Having endured a slightly under-par day, Dom Bess has redeemed himself with a huge scalp. After being tonked for a four and a six off successive deliveries by Holder, Bess undid the WI captain with a cracking off-break. England just two wickets away now.

Curran's magic:Sam Curran has once again done the trick. The game-changer. The left-armer got one to seam back in from round the wicket to trap Brooks.

It seemed like a marginal call. The impact turns out to be umpire's call. West Indies are seven down.

Brooks, Holder resist:The seventh wicket pair has kept England at bay with a watchful partnership, having faced more than 70 deliveries in the stand so far. 30 more overs left in the day. Can West Indies pull off a draw?

Woakes strikes, WI six down:Shane Dowrich walked too far across his stumps and was trapped in front by Woakes for a duck. He opted for the review but the ruling was umpire's call, leaving West Indies at 138 for 6. This was also Woakes's 100th wicket in Test cricket.

Day 5, Tea:Brooks took the attack to Dom Bess, bringing up his fifty with a six off the spinner, having scored a four and a six earlier. Meanwhile, Blackwood registered his fifty, managing to keep Stokes at bay. However, the allrounder's persistence with the short ball pays off as he dismisses Blackwood just before Tea to leave West Indies at 137 for 5.

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