ve had Pringle at first slip caught Logie when he was 10".[24]The missed chance was to prove costly.  The pattern established in the first Test recurred, as England let the West Indies recover, with Gus Logie and Jeff Dujon scoring 81 and 53 as the team passed 200.In England's first innings, the West Indian pace attack found little resistance after they had dismissed Gooch and Gower.  Marshall was again to the fore, with six wickets, and West Indies secured a precious first-innings lead of 44 runs.The touring batsmen then enjoyed the Lord's conditions, reaching 397 in their second innings, with sizable contributions from Greenidge (103), Richards (72), Dujon (52) and Logie again, this time with an unbeaten 95, a match performance that secured him the award of Man of the match.England never seriously threatened to reach the victory target of 442 runs, which would have comfortably broken the world record for a fourth-innings run chase. Allan Lamb added to his reputation for mastering