England bowler Dominic Cork (L) runs off the field with the stumps while Nixon McLean (R), of the West Indies dejectedly walks away from the wicket after England won the Fifth Test at the Oval in London. England won the five-match series 3-1 breaking the longest running losing streak in test cricket. The Wisden Trophy, 2000, 5th Test, England v West Indies, Kennington Oval, London, 31Aug-04Sep 2000 (Day 5).© AFP
England's players Nasser Hussain (L), Dominic Cork (2nd L), Darren Gough (3rd L) and Graeme Thorpe (R) applaud West Indies bowler Courtney Walsh as he walks on to the field at the Oval in London. Walsh has said he may retire from international cricket. England won the five-match series 3-1 breaking the longest running losing streak in test cricket. The Wisden Trophy, 2000, 5th Test, England v West Indies, Kennington Oval, London, 31Aug-04Sep 2000 (Day 5).© AFP
England's Dominic Cork runs off the field with the stumps after bowling out Courtney Walsh, of the West Indies, to win the Fifth Test at the Oval in London. England won the five-match series 3-1 breaking the longest running losing streak in test cricket. The Wisden Trophy, 2000, 5th Test, England v West Indies, Kennington Oval, London, 31Aug-04Sep 2000 (Day 5).© AFP