spinner John Childs made his debut, the oldest England debutant for 40 years.[25][26] Childs joined the recalled Gatting and DeFreitas, and newcomer David Capel.  Small and Paul Jarvis were both left out due to injury, and Derek Pringle was dropped, but the most media attention focused on Chris Broad, who was also dropped, "ostensibly for his consistent failure to make runs in home Tests, but there was always a suspicion that he was being disciplined for the incident at Lord's when he was spotted by a television camera mouthing his disappointment at an lbw decision".[25]For West Indies, Desmond Haynes was unfit, ending a run of 72 consecutive caps.[25] He was replaced by the spinner Roger Harper, and Patrick Patterson was replaced by Winston Benjamin.No batsman scored more than 33 in England's first innings, as the four quick bowlers shared cheap wickets.  In reply, West Indies piled up 384–7, again without a century, in a team effort down to and including man-of-the-match Marshall, 