England v West Indies: "Should Mark Wood open the bowling for England?"

WATCH: Chief correspondent GEORGE DOBELL, magazine deputy editor JAMES COYNE and Caribbean Cricket Podcast's MACHEL ST PATRICK HEWITT answer questions after day four of the second Test between England and West Indies at Trent Bridge

England beat West Indies by 243 runs, thanks to centuries from Harry Brook and Joe Root, before a five-wicket haul for Shoaib Bashir, on a clinical afternoon's cricket from Ben Stokes' side.

The Cricketer's chief correspondent George Dobell and deputy magazine editor James Coyne are joined by Machel St Patrick Hewitt from the Caribbean Cricket Podcast to answer questions on Brook, Bashir and a ruthless display.

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