Jerome Taylor, the birthday boy, had one of his finest days of his Test career with five wickets as West Indies ripped the heart out of England’s batting on the fourth day of the first Test. He ended with 5-11 and Sulieman Benn had 4-31 as the home team won by an innings and 23 runs. Sabina Park was rocking as Taylor’s heroics sparked great celebrations among his fellow countrymen in Jamaica. West Indies bowled out England for 51 and took the lead in the series. It was the only outright result of the series with draws in Antigua, Barbados and Trinidad – and West Indies won the Wisden Trophy back in 2009.