West Indies staged a remarkable recovery on the second day of the second Test match at Trent Bridge, finishing at 351/5 and trailing England by 65 runs. Kavem Hodge and Alick Athanaze played key roles, with Hodge scoring 120 runs and Athanaze falling 18 runs short of a century. The partnership between Athanaze and Hodge totaled 175 runs, surpassing West Indies' combined scores in the previous match at Lord’s. England's Shoaib Bashir made history by becoming the youngest player to take a wicket with spin in a home Test since 1937. England set a unique world record by scoring 50 runs in just 4.2 overs, the fastest fifty in the 147-year history of Test cricket.