text: JIMMY’S TON UP . Jimmy Anderson was given a silver cap by Mike Atherton to mark his 100th Test. And well deserved it was, too. The list of fast bowling centurions is a short one and Anderson finds himself in good company with Courtney Walsh (132), Glenn McGrath (124), Chaminda Vaas (111), Shaun Pollock (108), Wasim Akram (104) and Makhaya Ntini (101). Jimmy Anderson was presented with a special silver cap after reaching 100 Test matches for England . RICHIE REMEMBERED . In a week when cricket lost one of its most revered voices, respectful tributes were paid before play began in Antigua. Both teams stood either side of the pitch for a minute’s silence in honour of the late, great Richie Benaud, who passed away last week. The players and officials also wore black armbands to show their respect. Both teams paid their respects to Richie Benaud before the start of play after he died last week . CANDID CAMERON . Dave Cameron — the West Indies Cricket Board president as opposed to the Prime Minister — said he needed to convince his team of the worth of playing for their country rather than playing for themselves. He told the BBC: ‘We have to help them understand that the team is the most important thing.’ HIGH AND KNIGHTY . There were some famous faces on show as the two ends of the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium were renamed in honour of Sir Curtly Ambrose and Sir Andy Roberts. Both were knighted at the ground in 2014 and Sir Curtly was joined by Sir Viv before play started. Though the power seems to have gone to Curtly’s head, judging by his unusual haircut... West Indies coach Sir Curtly Ambrose (far left) with Sir Viv Richards (second left) before the start of play . CASH BEFORE COUNTRY . What a shame that West Indies’ best batsman Chris Gayle chose to play in the IPL rather than for his country. Gayle hit 21 in a Royal Challengers Bangalore loss. It is a sad sign of the times that West Indies’ best would put a T20 competition before Test cricket. Money talks, of course, and Gayle has become very wealthy through Twenty20 cricket. It is certainly more lucrative than playing for West Indies. Chris Gayle (right) pictured playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore during the 2012 edition of the IPL . NEW DESIGNS . Ian Bell and Joe Root could be seen wearing new headgear out in the middle. After the death of Phillip Hughes last year, British helmet manufacturers Masuri designed a new model with honeycomb padding to protect the back of the head — where Hughes was struck. Ian Bell seen wearing a new helmet that had been designed in the wake of Phillip Hughes' death . MISSING MOEEN . Moeen Ali continued his return from injury with 62 for Worcestershire as they took on champions Yorkshire in the County Championship. Moeen, who has not played for England since straining his side at the World Cup, also bowled nine overs and could yet join up with the squad in the West Indies. Moeen Ali scored 62 for Worcestershire against Yorkshire in the County Championship and bowled nine overs .
target: Ian Bell and Joe Root try new model helmet, which was released after Phillip Hughes' death late last year .
  Chris Gayle absent from series, instead playing in Indian Premier League .
  Jimmy Anderson was presented with silver cap on his 100th Test match .
  Teams pay their respect to Richie Benaud, who died last week .