Windies put pressure on England after rain-delayed start

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Manchester, July 16

England were 112/3 at tea after losing wickets at regular intervals on the opening day of the second Test against West Indies. Opener Dom Sibley (46) and all-rounder Ben Stokes (18) added 31 runs for the fourth wicket as the hosts trod cautiously in overcast conditions, with the lights also switched on at Old Trafford. West Indies had won the toss and Holder chose to bowl first. Reuters

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