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England continue fine start against West Indies

West Indies reach tea on 102-4 after England take two wickets during the middle session of day one of the second Test match in Grenada.

England have taken two more wickets during the afternoon session of day one of the second Test with West Indies.

After picking up two wickets during a reduced morning session, the tourists were met with more resistance from the hosts as Darren Bravo and Marlon Samuels looked to help their side slowly towards three figures.

However, with the score on 65, England bowler Stuart Broad struck to have Bravo caught by Alastair Cook for 35, a dismissal that brought Shivnarine Chanderpaul to the crease.

However, the veteran lasted just 13 balls after Moeen Ali took a catch to give Ben Stokes his first wicket of the series and leave the hosts struggling on 74-4.

Samuels (32) and Jermaine Blackwood (12) got West Indies to 102-4 at tea but England will be pleased with their progress ahead of the final session of the day.

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James Anderson of England celebrates taking the wicket of Devon Smith of West Indies during day two of the 1st Test match between West Indies and England at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on April 14, 2015
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