6.19pm: Dom Sibley is sat in the dressing room having a coffee, so it doesn't look like it'll be him. "Stokes and Buttler, I think," suggests George Dobell at the ground. Heavy roller being used in the innings break.

Peter: "Tinkering with batting order this evening is not the way to go. If England are 3 down by the close it makes it all v unpleasant. Bat sensibly tonight, have a go in the morning if it looks good."

Timo: "You are all mad if you think it will be anyone but Sibley and Burns to open here...."

Andy: "Controversially, I reckon Sibley is NOT the man to open here... Crawley?"

Appu Ponnusamy: "England should send Buttler and Stokes to open"

6.16pm: The big question now is who will open the batting for England? 11 overs left in the day. Could be anyone really: Sibley, Burns, Crawley, Stokes, Buttler... even Bess, as a nightwatchman of sorts who can have a whack in the morning.

Sancasm: "So Gabriel came out for batting, just to be struck on the unmentionables and without troubling the scorers.... Ouch, it hurts !!!"

6.13pm: So England lead by 182, and will surely have a bit of a dart in this third innings. Brathwaite, Brooks and Chase underpinned that total and helped West Indies pass the follow-on target thanks to fighting fifties, but Broad's new-ball burst and Woakes mopping up at the end has given them a healthy lead.

He's still not moving fluently, but it's hard to tell whether that's because of his blow or the fact he's... well, pretty useless with the bat

Couple of slips

Bharath: "R Chase lbw b George G. Well bowled George G"

There's something you don't see every day - Michael Gough having a decision overturned by the DRS. Chase departs after a crucial knock, leaving Shannon Gabriel to stride in. He's usually one for a good time, not a long time

George G: "Joining the (rightful) Chase praise bandwagon: He's been a great example of an allrounder doing both jobs well. Some thought Cornwall would take his place due to superior spin, but Chase has got wickets, and his batting has been so consistent that he would be in the side on that alone right now"

Curran moves round the wicket to Roach. Three slips, a short midwicket, and a big gap in the covers

Dangerous over from Woakes, making things happen in a way that Curran hasn't been

Cricfanalways: "Should the follow one score be 150 or more instead of 200 as one day was fully washed out?" Only if the washed out day is day one, per Law 14.3

"Stokes and Chase are the only players to have crossed 30 in each of the 3 innings of this series so far," notes ESPNcricinfo's Bharath Seervi

Root is the latest man off the field, possibly to talk tactics with the coaching staff