It was Warrican's third five-wicket haul in Test cricket and first on home soil. "I always wanted a five-for at home. That's something that I will cherish, because watching the highlights when it's showing old clips, it's always home series, and I always wanted to be in the dressing room watching an old clip of me getting a five-for, and it happened in this game, so I'm really happy about that," he added.
But West Indies stumbled again in their second innings, sliding to 103/6 at stumps. Though off-spinner Sajid Khan took four scalps, West Indies have managed to hold a slender overall lead of 60 runs. Looking ahead to day four’s play, Warrican urged the remaining batters to set a defendable target.
"As a team we've got to get close to 150-175 to be comfortable and have a game. So we've got to have a plan on how we're going to get it, and execute it when we get to bat tomorrow."