article_snippet.sent: England had a good day on Tuesday at the start of this second Test in conditions that suited them.
article_snippet.sent: England can be happy them are good enough to take wickets at home and when the ball is swinging and conditions are in them favour - like here.
article_snippet.sent: The whole of England’s bowling psyche is about containment, England’s bowling psyche’s about bowling maidens and building pressure, as we saw for much of the first day here in Grenada until West Indies started to crack.
article_snippet.sent: Wickets fell cheaply to medium-paced seam bowlers like David Masters, Jesse Ryder and Darren Stevens.
article_snippet.sent: Yes, at times England bowled a bit short.
article_snippet.sent: It might have been a case of coming from Antigua, where it was certainly not a ‘hit the top of off stump’ pitch, to here four days later where they found conditions conducive to bowling.
article_snippet.sent: I would have done exactly the same as Alastair Cook and bowled first and even though England were not quite at their best wickets started to tumble.
highlights_snippet.sent: West Indies were 188 for five at the close of play on day one in Grenada .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Conditions suited England at the start of the second Caribbean Test .
  