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You're listening to the TMS podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

I'm Jonathan Agnew and welcome to the Testamatch Special podcast

as Harry Brooke enjoys an emphatic start to his white ball captaincy.

Car swings and it goes through the keeper, down to the boundary.

It's four bys and England will end.

On 400, they've done it, they brought up the 400 of the last ball.

She tosses this up and has bowled him.

That is it. That is the coup de grace.

Adil Rashid gets his band, gets Joseph bowled through

the gate with the wrong end. The West Indies have been bowled out. We'll hear from Brooke, the player

of the match, Jacob Bethel, who talks about the decision to miss the Zimbabwe test to play in the

IPL, and the West Indies captain Shea Hope. And there'll be analysis from Stephen Finn and Carlos Brathwaite. And of course, we'll talk Blue for Bob Day in memory of the former England fast bowler, Bob Willis.

You're listening to the TMS podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

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