in favour of Derek Pringle, Neil Foster, Bill Athey, and Jack Richards, with Tim Curtis and Robin Smith making their Test debuts.  For the West Indies, both Greenidge and Richardson sat the match out, injured: Haynes returned, and a debut was handed to Keith Arthurton. Jeff Dujon was promoted up the batting order as a makeshift opener.Apart from Pringle, who played in the First and Second Tests, none of the six new selections had played in the series so far, but the match followed the old pattern, as the England batting again failed twice against the hostile West Indies pace attack.  The side fell to a relatively facile defeat against a West Indies team whose own batsmen failed to dominate; they had no need.  Curtly Ambrose secured his first man-of-the-match award for taking seven wickets at a cost of 98 runs.An all-rounder with a moderate first class record (averaging 32 with the bat and 40 with the ball),[29] Cowdrey's debut as captain in the Fourth Test at Headingley was a disaste