Cricket Classics - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
England v West Indies 1984
Relive a classic Test match at Lord's from 1984. A talented England line-up featuring the likes of David Gower, Ian Botham and Bob Willis take on a brilliant Windies side.
England v West Indies 1991
A look back at the memorable First Test of the 1991 series, which came from Headingley. The Windies had won every series between the sides since 1974, but the hosts went into this match with confidence led by Graham Gooch.
England v West Indies 1995
BBC Sport looks back at one of the great clashes between England and the West Indies. It is the fourth Test at Old Trafford in 1995, and with Brian Lara at his brilliant best, the Windies posed an ominous threat. However, with England all-rounder Dominic Cork in the form of his life the hosts were in no mood to roll over in Manchester.
England v West Indies (Lord's, 2000)
BBC Sport looks back at one of the great clashes between England and the West Indies.
The second Test of the 2000 series produced one of the most astonishing day's play ever seen in the long and illustrious history of Lord's cricket ground. The rare sight of a crowd witnessing action from all four innings in a single day was made possible by a brilliant display of bowling from England on day two as they skittled out the Windies second time around for just 54 runs.
However, they were still left with a tricky victory target of 188 as they aimed for a first series win against West Indies since 1969.
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