West Indies v Britain: Cook and Moores rebuffed for playing safe Britain's five-wicket overcome by West Indies in the third Test in Barbados, which cost them an arrangement win, was an enormously frustrating, discouraging result. Prior to the arrangement, the approaching Britain and Wales Cricket Board administrator Colin Graves proposed that West Indies were "unremarkable" and Britain ought to beat them agreeably - well this setback shows that Britain are just as fair as their adversaries Cricket Highlights. They may have drawn the arrangement, yet it feels like an arrangement misfortune. Britain ruled the three Test matches more than West Indies and they had opportunities to snuff the hosts out however they didn't take them. In this match, Britain were blameworthy of not sufficiently scoring runs in the first innings in the wake of winning the hurl, making a dreadful wreckage of their second innings - with just three batsmen coming to twofold figures - and after tha
