What time is lunch, tea and stumps in England v West Indies 2024 Test series? Time and breaks explained
Your guide to timings during the England v West Indies 2024 Test series.
Test cricket is full of traditions, quirks and more, with none so welcome as the lunch and tea breaks.
The game can be gruelling for those in the field for the majority of the day, with or without the bat, and intervals provide welcome relief for all.
England return to red-ball action for the first time since their ill-fated tour of India in the first quarter of 2024.
Captain Ben Stokes led his team to victory in the first Test in Hyderabad before slumping to four consecutive defeats.
England will now take on West Indies on British soil as they seek to rediscover some form.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details and lunch, tea and stumps during the England v West Indies 2024 series.
When is lunch in England v West Indies series?
England v West Indies will break for lunch at 1pm UK time.
Play will break for 40 minutes before resuming with the second session.
When is tea in England v West Indies series?
England v West Indies will break for tea at 3:40pm UK time.
Players will take a 20-minute break in the afternoon prior to the third and final session.
When is stumps in England v West Indies series?
England v West Indies will close each day at 6pm UK time.
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