(Reuters) – England declared at lunch and set West Indies a victory target of 282 runs off 65 overs on the final day of the second test in Barbados on Sunday. England lost quick wickets chasing second-innings runs on a rain-interrupted morning at Kensington Oval. They were 185 for six at lunch, when captain Joe Root declared, though commentators were puzzled why England did not make the decision a little earlier, with the target already seemingly well beyond the capabilities of the hosts. West Indies had trailed by 96 runs after the first innings on Saturday. The final-day scenario was similar…