| | BBC News | CRICKET | England-West Indies 1928 |
 | | West Indies won the toss and batted first in the second Test at Manchester and although opener Clifford Roach made 50, they were dismissed for 206 with Tich Freeman taking five for 54 with his well-flighted leg breaks. |
 | | The tourists lost both openers for ducks in their second innings and only Martin and Hill offered prolonged resistance as Freeman completed a magnificent individual display with five for 39 as West Indies were dismissed for 115 to lose by an innings and 30 runs. |
 | | Another half century by Roach was the highlight of West Indies' 238 all out, their best score of the series, but a masterly 159 by Hobbs, supported by half centuries from Sutcliffe (63), Tyldesley (73) and Maurice Tate (54) gave England a first innings lead of 200. |
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