8.2 chipped to cover on the edge of the ring! Salt is always vulnerable to left-arm spin and can't keep his cut down, clearing his front leg and slapping a back-of-a-length ball to Carty. West Indies have a much-needed breakthrough in the first 10 77/1

9.2 nicked off! Pace and bounce, the end change works a treat for Joseph. A hint of movement away off the seam, Jacks was trying to steer through third but could only nick it through to Hope. West Indies go bang-bang 77/2

29.3 chaos in the middle, and Crawley is run out by miles! Pushed in front of point and he set off straight away, only to find his partner going nowhere unwilling, despite taking a couple of steps initially. Athanaze was up quickly and relayed to Hope, who had all the time he needed to take the throw and break the stumps 181/4

15.4 bowled him, knocks back his leg stump and Cariah sends Duckett off! He gets low looking to lap-sweep, but it skids through, past the inside edge of the bat and into the top of leg. Cariah gestures towards Duckett in his celebration and West Indies have a third breakthrough 110/3

40.6 slower ball, spooned to mid-off! Brook shimmies outside his leg stump looking to go over the off side, and the cutter sits up tantalisingly from a good length. But he is cramped for room, and can't get it up and over Joseph in the ring 239/7

33.3 gloved to slip reversing! Buttler's slump in ODIs continues. Unable to get going through a 13-ball stay, he ends up lobbing a tame catch, taken at the second attempt by Athanaze after knocking it up into the air. Buttler tucks his bat under his arm and strides off, he won't be launching the reboot with fireworks today 191/5

38.5 shuffles down, smashed on the pad by a grubber! Given out lbw and Livingstone reviews after a chat with Brook. He developed a habit during the World Cup of reviewing every decision that went against him and most of them were upheld... This kept very, very low from short of a length and Hawk-Eye predicts it would have crashed into middle stump, halfway up 232/6

47.3 another googly, slashed to short third on the bounce via the outside edge... Curran is ball-watching as Carse scampers through for a single, and Joseph stays calm to throw to the bowler's end, giving Cariah time to gather and take the bails off 305/8

49.3 short and wide, top-edges the pull and Thomas settles underneath it. Nearly a mix-up as Hetmyer raced around from mid-off, but Thomas completes the catch off his own bowling, running back 321/9

49.6 banged in halfway down, Atkinson top-edges the pull up into the air and the wind won't carry it very far... Chase, the sub fielder, runs in from deep backward square and slides to complete a good catch, and England are bowled out for 325 off the final ball of the innings 325/10

17.3 googly from Rehan, pins the front pad - and given! And Athanaze is walking off, he won't review! Full and slipping under the bat as Athanaze aimed a sweep, hit him low on the pad and seemingly in line with off stump - yes, umpire's call on replay. Wouldn't have had to straighten much to hit the target. England finally have an opening, thanks to their teenage legspinner 104/1

18.4 straight through him! Pushed through, full and flat. King got down to sweep and the ball kept low, then flicked his back thigh pad on its way into his off stump. England go bang, bang; West Indies lose both openers to legspin in the space of eight balls 106/2

29.1 shoots through low and hits Carty on the pad... up goes the finger! He walks down to discuss the prospect of a review, but decides against it and Carse finally puts Carty out of his misery. Further signs of variable bounce, as we saw throughout the first innings. Cross-seam, on a good length and hardly bouncing at all. Would have clipped leg stump halfway up, according to ball-tracking 144/3

37.5 short and sent steepling into the air... taken at fine leg! With the pressure increasing on this pair, Atkinson breaks the stand. Tough catch for Carse, who had to turn and run back from inside the circle, but he held on 200/4

38.4 holes out to deep midwicket! Six and out dot and out for Rutherford! Bit of a drag down from Rehan but Rutherford didn't get all of a filthy hoick across the line. Lots of height but not enough in the way of trousers. Well pouched by Brook in front of the rope 213/5

47.1 full and straight, and up goes the finger! Shephard reviews but is already walking off. He stepped to leg and heaved across the line, only to be smashed on the knee roll. Hawk-Eye has it bulldozing leg stump and Shepherd was well beyond the boundary ropes by the time umpire Brathwaite raises his finger for a second time 302/6