Broad picked up three wickets in each innings and played a starring role, along with all-rounder Ben Stokes, to help the hosts record a 113-run win and level the three-match series 1-1 on Monday.
England with 186 points are now third on the points table of World Test Championship, pipping New Zealand, who have earned 180 points.
Jason Holder has said that the team let itself down with the performance and vows to come back stronger in the deciding Test.
England came back strongly after their loss in the first Test, as they defeated the West Indies by 113 runs to level the three-match series 1-1.
Stokes, who played a patient 176-run knock in the first innings, came out all guns blazing while opening the batting in the second innings as he scored 78 runs off just 57 balls.
Ben Stokes' imposing all-round performance, which included 254 runs and three wickets, was what stood as the difference between the two sides.
Stokes looked in discomfort while bowling on Day 5, during the 68th over he felt some pain in the groin and didn't complete his over.
Root acknowledged Stokes' value in the team and his ability to go through a range of gears.
Needing to bat out 85 overs to salvage a draw and retain the Wisden Trophy, the West Indies was dismissed for 198 with 14.5 overs and one hour left of a test played at an empty Old Trafford.
Stokes achieved the feat during the second game against West Indies at the Old Trafford Cricket ground in Manchester.
Holding slammed poor umpiring and the use of technology as part of the Decision Review System (DRS) after Windies lost three quick wickets in the fourth innings
After being ignored for the first Test in Southampton, the 34-year-old pacer returned to the side for the ongoing second game against the West Indies
Stokes's fiery knock single-handedly helped England extend the lead to 311, as he scored 60.47 per cent of the runs in that innings. The next best score was off 22, scored by skipper Joe Root.
Sibley had inadvertently applied saliva on the ball and the home side brought the matter immediately to the umpires, who went ahead and sanitised the ball.
The second Test match between England and West Indies is poised for an exciting finish on the final day and Stuart Broad believes the hosts have a great chance to draw level in the series.
England bundled out West Indies for 198 in second innings on Day 5 to win the match by 113 runs in Manchester. The third match of the series will start on July 24.
England was 37-2 in its second innings at stumps with a lead of 219 runs. Ben Stokes, who opened in a test match for the first time as England sought quick runs, is on 16 and Joe Root on 8.
Best was critical of Archer's bowling in the first innings of the Test and expressed his feelings on his Twitter handle. Archer took note of Best's comments and hit back straightaway.
Dominic Sibley confessed to inadvertently applying saliva on the ball and umpires had to disinfect the ball during day four of the Manchester Test.
England vs West Indies, 2nd Test Day 4: Hosts extended their lead to 2019 in a frenetic final session that saw West Indies being folded for 287
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