
BEN STOKES'S grand designs for life without Jimmy Anderson hit the buffers as the Windies dug deep.
This first Test without their record-breaking bowler was supposed to herald a fresh beginning as the home skipper talked up his options beforehand.
But his plans to usher in a new dawn by blasting his way through the opposition were met with dogged resistance as the tourists re-discovered their mojo.
Kavem Hodge struck his maiden century as a fourthwicket partnership of 175 with Alick Athanaze put paid to any hopes that the Windies would prove a soft touch.
Anderson now part of the backroom team - looked on from the balcony (above, right) with a stony face as England's carefree approach to batting on the opening day was matched by a disciplined response.
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