West Indies wicketkeeper Joshua da Silva celebrated wildly after scoring a brilliant maiden Test century against England in the final Test in Grenada.
Da Silva batted superbly alongside the tail, sharing three crucial partnerships with Alzarri Joseph, Kemar Roach and Jayden Seales to earn the West Indies a key 93-run lead. And the 23-year-old has admitted he teared up after reaching three figures with a four off Craig Overton.
Speaking to the host broadcaster, Da Silva said: "I think the emotion said it all, tears just came to my eyes instantaneously. It means the whole world - thank you to everyone who has supported me.