England scented victory in the second Test after reducing West Indies to 115 for three in their second innings at the close of the fourth day on Sunday. West Indies, which was asked to follow-on, trailed by 144 runs with seven wickets remaining and England should wrap up a 2-0 series victory on Monday. Shivnarine Chanderpaul (18) and Lendl Simmons (3) were the not out batsmen, with the obdurate Chanderpaul offering West Indies a glimmer of hope. The gritty left-hander became his country's second highest Test run scorer, passing Viv Richards on 8,540. Only Brian Lara stands above him on the list. Earlier, England pace bowler James Anderson took five wickets and Ramnaresh Sarwan struck a defiant century as West Indies was bowled out for 310 in its first innings. England, 259 runs ahead, enforced the follow-on and captain Chris Gayle smashed 54 off 43 balls, including two huge sixes, before he and Sarwan fell to Graham Onions in the space of three balls. West Indies resumed in the morning on 94 for three and Sarwan added 99 for the fourth wicket with Chanderpaul who was out for 23 when he nibbled at a ball from Stuart Broad and edged it to wicketkeeper Matt Prior. Sarwan reached three figures for the 15th time in Tests with a fierce pull off Broad for his 14th boundary but he fell in the seamer's next over for 100, lobbing a simple catch to Tim Bresnan at gully. Ramdin was the last man out for 55, edging Anderson to Swann at second slip.
