England vs WI, 2nd Test: Players to watch out for
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England will be hoping to turn things around when they face West Indies in the second Test match, starting Thursday.
The hosts lost the first Test by four wickets as WI took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
Several players will want to make their presence felt at the Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester.
Here we look at the players to watch out for.
Joe Root
Root will aim to score the bulk of runs
England missed the service of skipper Joe Root in the first Test match at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.
His return to the side will lift the Three Lions.
Root has scored 7,599 runs in Test cricket at 48.40. He needs another 26 runs to surpass the tally of Colin Cowdrey (7,624).
He has 803 runs in nine Tests against West Indies at 57.35.
Anderson
James Anderson will need to be at his best
James Anderson's return to the game in the first Test was not his best.
He claimed three wickets across two innings.
Anderson, who has 85 wickets under his belt against West Indies, needs two more to become the most successful English bowler against the visitors.
He will get immense support from Stuart Broad.
That could see the star pacer get back to his best.
Shannon Gabriel
Gabriel could be the man for West Indies once again
Shannon Gabriel was top notch against England in the first Test match.
He claimed nine wickets in the match which included a fifer in the second innings.
Skipper Jason Holder praised Gabriel for his massive heart.
He was a late inclusion in the Test squad due to injury.
Gabriel looks fit and the confidence gained will give him plenty of substance.
Jason Holder
Jason Holder's leadership attributes will serve West Indies well
Jason Holder's leadership attributes have helped Windies massively in Test cricket.
Holder looks comfortable with whatever he does and there is a sense of aura about him.
He claimed seven scalps in the first Test and it was his 6/42 that helped WI lay the foundation.
Holder will be wanting to keep the momentum going and contribute immensely.