nd Brian Close) and England lost the five-Test series 3–1.[15][16] Notably, Peter May was on the Board of Selectors for the 1966 series, while he was Chairman of the Board of Selectors for the 1988 series.[17]Statistical summary[සංස්කරණය]Before the Test series began, the West Indian cricket team played three One Day Internationals against England in May 1988.  All of the ODIs were won by England, largely thanks to disciplined, economical bowling by Gladstone Small, Phil DeFreitas and Derek Pringle throughout and good batting performances from Mike Gatting in the First (82*) and Third (40*) ODIs.[18]  England retained the Texaco Trophy.ODIGroundResultDateFirstEdgbastonEngland won by 6 wickets19 MayScorecardSecondHeadingleyEngland won by 47 runs21 MayScorecardThirdLord'sEngland won by 7 wickets23 May, 24 MayScorecardThe ODIs were followed by five Test matches. The First Test was drawn, and the remaining four Tests were all won convincingl