West Indies captain Jason Holder eulogised his team's gritty fightback on Day Four of the first Test against England, saying it was, "by far the best effort" he has seen from the side under his leadership.

The West Indies took five wickets for just 30 runs to leave England at 284 for eight at stumps on Day Four. The effort from the pacers, late in the day, proved decisive in their four-wicket win on Sunday with Jermaine Blackwood making a match-winning 95.