West Indies vs England: Keacy Carty & Brandon King score tons to claim series win

West Indies beat England by 17 runs in the third and final Test at the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada to win the series 2-1.

Keacy Carty and Brandon King scored centuries for the West Indies, while Chris Woakes took five wickets for England.

West Indies won the toss and elected to bat first. They got off to a good start, with Carty and King putting on a century partnership for the first wicket. Carty was eventually dismissed for 122, but King went on to score 105. The West Indies were eventually bowled out for 329.

England's reply got off to a poor start, with Rory Burns being dismissed for a duck. Joe Root and Ollie Pope then steadied the innings, but they were both dismissed in quick succession. England were eventually bowled out for 312, with Woakes top-scoring with 58.

West Indies enforced the follow-on, and England's second innings was even worse than their first. They were bowled out for just 204, with Woakes again top-scoring with 41. Carty took 5 wickets for the West Indies.

The win was a much-needed one for the West Indies, who had lost the first Test and were in danger of losing the series. It was also a good win for Carty, who was playing in only his second Test match.

The series win was a disappointing one for England, who had been hoping to win their first Test series in the Caribbean since 2004. However, they will be pleased with the performances of some of their younger players, such as Pope and Woakes.