SHOAIB BASHIR capped a ton-derful day for England as they crushed the sorry Windies.
The young off-spinner capitalised on centuries by Yorkshire duo Joe Root and rising star Harry Brook by grabbing a five-fer as the hosts emphatically wrapped up the three-Test series.
The 20-year-old ripped the heart out of the tourists' chase as they surrendered with little more than a whimper after being ground down by both bat and ball.
Bashir, who did not get a bowl in the first Test, will leave Trent Bridge a happy man after two victims in the first innings was followed up by a sparkling display in the second that saw him depart the arena with the match ball.
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