44.6 gone, trapped in front! Lees is on the back foot, misses with a flick across the line - and West Indies celebrate as Joel Wilson's finger goes up! Quite a long chat between Lees and Root, but he won't be reviewing. After all that graft, he's missed a straight one: hitting the top of middle, according to Hawk-Eye. First success of the series for Permaul 80/2

3.1 nicked off! Seales gets Crawley for a duck! 85mph/137kph, angling in from a good, attacking length towards the top of the stumps then nipping away sharply and late off the seam. Crawley wasn't sure whether to play or leave, and ended up dangling his bat in the channel, indecisively. A faint edge through to Da Silva. 121 in Crawley's last innings but a duck today. 4/1

117.1 nipping back from an exacting line and he's rapped on the front pad. West Indies review Nigel Duguid's not-out decision... this looks mighty close. Impact in line, says Hawk-Eye, and crashing into the top of leg stump! Root looks a bit miffed as he trudges off, sweeping his Alice band off as the crowd sing his name. Just failed to line that one up following the break, but another mighty fine knock from the England captain 373/4

89.5 oh my, chipped straight to cover! Lawrence's flashing blade is his undoing, from what would have been the penultimate ball of the day! Brathwaite pockets the chance, Holder's turn to roar now. What an anticlimax for Lawrence and England, despite a fine day's work. There'll be no Barbados hundred for the Essex swashbuckler this time 244/3

129.4 fires in another quick half-tracker, and Stokes goes downtown... but Brooks settles under it at long-off! Kaptain Kraigg makes the breakthrough, and Stokes walks off to a standing ovation from the Kensington Oval crowd. Another cross-batted hoick, but more height than distance, giving Brooks a straightforward catch, running round to his right 424/6

128.3 short ball, hauled straight to deep midwicket! Bairstow is furious with himself, as he holes out to Bonner, who was a few yards in from the boundary and barely had to move. Big hack across the line and it came off the top edge, giving Joseph his first success of the innings 410/5

148.4 Foakes walks past one to be stumped! Flighted delivery, gripping just enough to turn through to Da Silva with the batter well out of his crease - no mistake from the gloveman, sends his opposite number back despite an attempt to regain his ground 499/7

149.3 slogged leg side, and taken! Now Woakes perishes in pursuit of cheap thrills. Short ball, happy-slapped high into the air, Seales does a good job to hold the catch running in, with midwicket also threatening to get in the way 503/8

150.5 dragged out, Da Silva effects another stumping! Leach plays inside one that doesn't spin and leaves himself stranded... oh, and what do I know? England have declared! 507/9

168.4 Brathwaite is finally chiselled out! Top nut from the Nut, beats the forward defensive and clips the top of off stump! Turn and bounce, pitched on middle and leg and then fizzed through - pop go the bails, and pop goes Brathwaite's bubble. It's been an epic knock, more than 11 hours at the crease for West Indies' captain, and he salutes the crowd as he leaves the field. This game may still be alive... Do not adjust your set 385/7

1.2 gottim, nicked off - Fisher strikes with his second ball in Tests! The entire England cordon go up straight away, and there's no doubt about the edge! An elated Fisher races off, briefly pointing to the sky - he lost his father at a young age - before being engulfed. That's pretty much the perfect start to international cricket. Campbell late on his off-stump fiddle, seemed to come off the toe of the bat 14/1

34.4 slapped straight to point! Horrible shot from Brooks and an incredibly soft dismissal. Leach had tied him down with some disciplined bowling, but drops shorter and wider on this occasion. Brooks' eyes light up but he is rushed on the cut, spooning up a chance for Woakes, low to his right. He snaffles it while falling onto his knees and then his front, and England celebrate a big breakthrough! 83/2

44.3 skidding on as he works across the line, trapped on the crease - up goes the finger! Bonner doesn't look too chuffed and reviews, height may be the main question, if he hasn't hit it. Hard to be certain from UltraEdge if there's an inside edge, as the very next frame the ball impacts with the pad, just above the knee roll. No bat, decides Gregory Brathwaite... And it's clipping the top of middle stump! Bonner has to go, England are jubilant. It looked a good appeal to the naked eye, and Nigel Duguid's decision is upheld 101/3

112.1 pads up and given lbw! Has Blackwood finally made a fatal misjudgement? He asks for the review, but it only needs to be clipping. And it's hitting middle stump flush! Lawrence's lozzbreaks have done the trick for England. Flighted, drifting away and then spinning back, bang on target - finally something for England to celebrate after two long sessions 284/4

136.1 thrashed to backward point, smartly held! The Chingford Murali can catch, too! He was very close in, maybe more like gully, threw up the paws to his left, and it stuck like Velcro. Stokes is again the partnership breaker for England, as Joseph slopes off, head bowed. He was just starting to enjoy himself out there 336/5

151.2 maiden Test wicket for Saqib Mahmood! And he had to wait an eternity for it! A wild hack off a good length from Holder, mowing with the inswing and getting a fat leading edge... Fisher circles back at mid-on, the ball is getting away from him all the time, but he keeps his eyes on the ball and his composure, flings himself back, and gives his fellow new boy that debut wicket feeling! 351/6

187.5 gets in a tangle this time! Stabbing onto the front foot, kneeling into a block, the ball slides on into his pad, and this looks very adjacent. No inside-edge... and thumping leg stump! It's all over. Repeat. The innings is all over! Leach gets his third, a valiant effort, and reward for immense discipline. England have a not-insignificant lead of 96 411/10

173.5 nip-backer, raps him just above the knee roll... given! Woakes is delighted but Roach reviews, think this could be close on whether it's clipping leg stump. No bat involved, but it's seamed a long way... Umpire's call! Just shaving leg, but that's enough to give Woakes something to smile about after all the hard yards 392/8

180.4 thumps the pad and up goes the finger! This looks an excellent shout, but it's a very quick review, so maybe an inside-edge? Nope, nothing on Snicko... this was wicket-to-wicket, skidding low, crashing into the knee. Plumb! 403/9

17.5 picks out deep midwicket! Tossed up, wide outside the off stump, and Lees lined up another big slog-sweep. Got a long way outside off stump, dragging the ball into the deep on the leg side, but straight down Joseph's throat on the boundary. Permaul has West Indies' first 51/1

22.3 back of a length, extra bounce to rush him on the pull... superb catch from Seales! Angling down the leg side, Joseph's extra pace means this hits the splice of Crawley's bat. It flies quickly down to long leg, where Seales is racing in... he dives forwards, and takes a speccy, a foot or so from the turf. Brooks and Da Silva run over grinning to celebrate with him 74/3

21.2 slog-swept... straight to Campbell at midwicket! A second for Permaul, as Root looks to force the pace. Stays put this time after charging down to the first ball of the over, and gets low to sweep. But a hint of overspin means he doesn't get all of it, and while Campbell has struggled in the field throughout this Test, this is a straightforward chance for him running in 67/2

36.3 flamingo-flapped, but he picks out long-on! A hopping, one-foot-in-the-air slap, Lawrence looking to manufacture some extra power, but in the end he presents a simple catch to Joseph jogging in 167/6

27.5 full, wide, and drilled... but straight to cover! A half-volley just inside the tramlines, Stokes was across and set himself to bludgeon a drive. But the shot was uppish and flew directly at the only man on the square on that side of the wicket. Brathwaite pouches it and England have lost another 110/4

34.5 slogged down the ground, YJB holes out! Attempting to moose another boundary but this time the one-day stuff brings about his downfall. Didn't quite get the connection, though it was still travelling and Roach had to take a good, low catch running in from long-off 161/5

5.6 big appeal for a bat-pad catch... Wilson says no, but England will review it. Spins sharply with a puff of dust... looks close to the glove, but what does UltraEdge say? Yep, a little tickle! Off the glove, onto thigh pad, then loops up to short leg where Lees snaffles an easy chance. Wilson's on-field decision is overturned, England have their first! 14/1

8.6 edged, juggled, juggled, snaffled! Brooks falls cheaply, and Mahmood breaks through. Edged to second slip where Crawley drops it, flaps at it and flicks it up... and Root is the first to react, grabbing it at the third attempt to complete the catch. Similar to one he took at Cape Town in early 2020. Slightly short of a good length, in the channel outside the off stump. Scrambled seam, no real movement though... loose from Brooks, and England think they might have a chance here... 23/2

12.1 edged, gobbled up, Mahmood has another! Is this... on?! Bonner is squared up, turned into an 'S' as Mahmood finds some extra bounce from just short of a good length, and skews it to Root at slip via the shoulder of the bat, hanging back in defence. Simple chance for Root this time, and West Indies are wobbling... 39/3

36.5 edged to the kneeling gully, Leach is celebrating! Blackwood trudges off and England still believe. Leach goes wide on the crease, and gets this to drift in with the angle before bouncing sharply and turning away. He finds Blackwood's outside edge as he comes forward to defend, which flies straight to Bairstow, on his knees under the helmet. 89/4

44.3 short, wide, slapped straight to short cover! Brilliant catch by Lawrence and Leach picks up a wicket with one of the worst balls he's bowled! Superb work in the field, diving low to his left and scooping the ball up just above the ground. A rare loose ball from Leach, back of a length with enough width for Holder to rock back and look to slap it through the off side on the back foot, playing away from his body - but Lawrence swooped in to gobble it up, then roared in celebration 93/5