 He took six wickets in the final match, to finish the series with 20 wickets at 15.35, finishing top of the West Indies' averages.Ambrose, along with the other home bowlers, was described by Alan Lee in "Wisden" as an "awesome handful in the latter part of the series", and described his match-winning spell in the fourth Test as "unforgettable".Ambrose's other appearances for West Indies in 1989–90 were all in ODIs, although he did not take more than two wickets in any innings except in the match against England.