article_snippet.sent: Australian umpire umpire Steve Davis
article_snippet.sent: Kraigg Brathwaite is first to fall as James Anderson bowls the West Indies opener with a massive in-swinger .
article_snippet.sent: James AndersonKraigg Brathwaite and the batsman falls over having played a line way outside off stump .
article_snippet.sent: The atmosphere was made for swing bowling but the 22 yards of dirt masquerading as a cricket pitch did not assist the attack to West Indies one bit.
article_snippet.sent: England’s leading wicket-taker in Test cricket, who began the day by producing an unplayable inswinger to demolish Kraigg Brathwaite.
article_snippet.sent: The first Grenadian to play Test cricket on The first Grenadian home island was given out by Australian umpire Davis for what seemed a regulation edge after Devon Smith had played a wild shot at Chris Jordan.
article_snippet.sent: Trouble was, replays showed Devon Smith was nowhere near it and the sound that both Australian umpire Davis and presumably Devon Smith heard was Devon Smith bat hitting the ground.
article_snippet.sent: Umpire Davis had another uncomfortable moment when Umpire Davis ruled Jermaine Blackwood not out when Jordan, who would have been the man to miss out had England plumped for a second spinner here in Adil Rashid, appealed loudly for lbw.
article_snippet.sent: England decided to review and the ball was found to be hitting.