Ben Stokes pummeled a mesmerising 120 from 128 balls as England turned the screw on West Indies in the second Test
Day two in Barbados was one to savour for the England supporters who have landed on the island seeking sun and fun. First came a destructive and emotional 11th Test century for Ben Stokes, followed by the sight of Matthew Fisher wheeling away in delight after claiming a wicket with just his second ball on debut.Come stumps, as thoughts turned to evening plans, this combination had left the visitors in the ascendancy.
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