Cricket is back on TV! The third Test between England and West Indies had to be cancelled for live streaming due to rain. Both England and the Windies have a lot of work cut out for them.

The cancellation came before the start of the fourth day, so both teams were left to face the next day with plenty of items to check. Yes, it was a race to see who could reach the target first: England needed 8 wickets and West Indies 389 runs.

So can the Windies keep the Wisden Trophy? Well, not if the best young talent to hit the England team, Ollie Pope, is involved. Pope is only in his second year in the England squad, but his performance in the third Test has impressed many, with some even comparing him to Joe Root.

Just because you're away from home doesn't mean you have to miss a moment. The England vs West Indies 3rd Test match can be watched on the go using a service you have already paid for.

We tested many different options to find the best VPN service and our choice is ExpressVPN. It offers great speed and excellent customer service. However, there are other VPN options out there. Here are our top picks.

Here in the US, watch Willow TV (or discover its existence) to live stream England vs. the West Indies. You can purchase Willow TV for $9.99/month or with Sling TV's $9.99 World Sports package.

The second Test between England and the West Indies began on July 16.

In the UK, the England vs. West Indies 3rd Test is exclusive to Sky Sports; Sky Q Experience subscribers (£35/month) can watch the 2nd Test in up to UHD resolution; with the Sky Go app, you are not tied to your TV. No.

Looking for an alternative? Get a Now TV Sky Sports pass and you can watch all 11 Sky Sports channels from £9.99 a day (£33.99 a month). You can also watch the England vs. West Indies test series, a live stream of Formula 1, and the Premier League.

Our British friends should use Kayo Sports to watch England vs. West Indies 2nd Test.