West Indies win toss and ask England to bat

Ramdin said he expected a little moisture on the surface that his seamers hope to exploit against England's opening pair of captain Alastair Cook and the returning Jonathan Trott.

Jerome Taylor and Kemar Roach are expected to open the bowling for the Caribbean side who have slumped to eighth in the world test rankings.

James Anderson will make his 100th test appearance for England and is four wickets short of overtaking Ian Botham as the country's all-time highest Test wicket-taker.

(Reporting By Simon Evans; editing by Martyn Herman)

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Published 13 April 2015 11:53pm

Updated 13 April 2015 11:56pm

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