England secured a 3-0 series victory against the West Indies with a 10-wicket win in the third Test at Edgbaston, marked by significant contributions from multiple players. Ben Stokes hit a rapid 51* to seal the win after Mark Wood's devastating spell of 5/9 dismantled the West Indies' batting line-up, reducing them from 156/5 to 175 all-out in their second innings. Earlier, Joe Root and Jamie Smith's crucial innings of 87 and 95, respectively, helped England recover from a precarious 54-5 to post a first-innings total of 376. This followed a notable bowling effort from Gus Atkinson and Chris Woakes, who restricted the visitors to 282 in their first innings. Jason Holder's all-round performance, including a vital 59 runs and key slip catches, offered some resistance for the West Indies. Ultimately, England's strong performances in all departments ensured a comprehensive series whitewash.