England threw absolutely everything at West Indies, yet as the ground filled with Antiguans, and the light began to fade, Powell - who has attracted loads of criticism for his batting in the past year - and Edwards blocked, smothered and defended their way to safety. England will doubtless be gutted yet have controlled most of this Test - some achievement given the shambles of Kingston and 51-all-out. And they could yet fight back to win the series: we still have two to play, remember. Well, it's been an exhausting but enthralling week and we hope you've enjoyed our coverage. Do keep an eye on the bulletin, which will shortly be complete, and do join us for the fourth Test in Barbados next Thursday. From Will Luke and Andrew Miller, it's goodnight.

And the umpires come to talk once more. Here comes the light meter! Everyone's favourite meter. They're offering the light - and they take it! That's it, it's all over, red rover, for England. What an incredible last session that was. A brilliant, tense and enthralling climax and how fitting for it to have been played at the old Rec, a ground brought back to life.

He's off the field. Bell replaces. This is war

West Indian fans are cheering every ball

Another over. England are looking pretty dejected now...

No major spin for Pietersen. In fact...none at all

The batsmen have a chat. The Barmies hate it and are booing! Great fun

Umpires are chatting about the light with Strauss. No more pace allowed. Pietersen, therefore, is into the attack. I think he might self-combust if he gets a wicket

Okay, the light really is fading fast now

Swann's going around the wicket

Strauss looks like he needs a beta blocker. I could do with a couple.

He's in great pain, Flintoff, gritting his teeth and looking in some discomfort even walking back to his mark

Huge cheers ring around the ARG from the locals. The atmosphere is beyond electric. It's joyful

Really getting dark now...