Bowler whose "fivefer" in 1990 helped England win their first Test against the West Indies since 1974

Bowler

The term "bowler" originated from the 16th-century English sport of "bowling", in which players would roll a ball down a long, flat surface.The first recorded reference to a "bowler" was in 1538, when it referred to a type of shoe worn for the sport.In the 19th century, the term "bowler" became associated with the sport of cricket, particularly the bowler who delivers the ball.

Fivefer

The term "fivefer" is an American nickname for the music group Chickenhead, known for their song "5 Fingers of Death".The song's lyrics described a band as being so hot that they could make five fingers of death.The song became a local hit in Nashville and helped establish Chickenhead as a prominent music act.

1990

The year 1990 marked the 20th anniversary of the 1969 original Beatles album "Abbey Road".The album's cover featured a photograph of the Fab Four on the cover, with the band's faces painted.The album's release in 1990 marked a major milestone in the band's career.

Helped

The term "helped" originated from the Old English word "hælif", meaning to "pay" or "wage", and the Middle English word "hælpen", meaning "to assist".In Middle English, the verb "hælif" was used to describe the act of paying a wage for labor.In modern English, the term "helped" is used to describe the act of assisting someone or something.

England

The name "England" originated from the Germanic word "Angeln", meaning "isle of the angels", which was derived from the Old English word "ængeln", meaning "nymph".The name "England" was first used by the 10th-century Anglo-Saxon king Alfred of Wessex.In modern English, the country's name is derived from its geographical location.

Win

The term "win" originated from the Old English word "winan", meaning "to conquer" or "to vanquish".In Middle English, the verb "winan" was used to describe the act of conquering or defeating an enemy.In modern English, the term "win" is used to describe the act of achieving success or victory.

Their

The word "their" is a possessive pronoun, meaning something belongs to them.The word "their" is often used to refer to things or people that belong to individuals.In modern English, the word "their" is used to indicate ownership or possession.

Test

The term "test" originated from the Old English word "tēst", meaning "a trial" or "an examination".In Middle English, the verb "tēst" was used to describe the act of testing or examining something.In modern English, the term "test" is used to describe a trial or examination.

Against

The word "against" is an adverb meaning "opposite" or "contrary to".The word "against" is often used to indicate opposition or contrast.In modern English, the word "against" is used to describe a situation or attitude.

West

The term "West" originated from the Old English word "west", meaning "westward" or "in the west".In Middle English, the word "west" was used to describe a direction or region.In modern English, the term "West" refers to a geographical region or an area in the Western Hemisphere.

Indies

The term "Indies" originated from the Portuguese word "índias", meaning "Indians".The term "Indies" was used to describe the indigenous peoples of the Americas, particularly in the context of colonization.In modern English, the term "Indies" is used to refer to the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

1974

The term "1974" was an American television series that aired from 1974 to 1976.The series was created by David Leland and starred Tim Conway as a bumbling but lovable insurance salesman.In modern English, the term "1974" is used to refer to the year 1974.