of cheating.[22]  His recently published autobiography Leading From The Front "...was banned in all shops on county grounds.  Gatting was good enough to lead Middlesex and England, but spectators couldn't buy his book at Lord's".[21]  The new allegations may simply have been the last straw.This proved to be Gatting's last match as captain. He had captained England in 23 Test matches since taking charge against India in 1986, but won only two.[23]Second Test[සංස්කරණය]සැකිල්ල:Test matchGatting was replaced as England captain by his Middlesex colleague John Emburey.  Gatting was also dropped from the team, replaced by Yorkshire's Martyn Moxon.  Phil DeFreitas was also replaced, by Gladstone Small, but the tourists were unchanged.England began the Second Test with an inspired fiery burst of fast bowling by Graham Dilley, who took four of the first five wickets to fall to reduce the West Indies to 54-5. At lunch on the first day, Dilley had figures of 4-35, and "he would have taken fi