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Sam Dalling

  1. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Do you have a little trepidation about this hour, Carlos?

  2. wicket

    WICKET

    Atkinson c b A Joseph 21 (ENG 376 all out)

    Atkinson looks to make it back-to-back-to-back sixes (not sure that is possible, come to think of it) but mistimes his shot. He is caught at mid-on by Gudakesh Motie, giving Alzarri Joseph his fourth wicket of the innings.

    And that is England all done, a lead of 94 runs. From 54-5 that is a very good effort.

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Gus Atkinson plays a shotGetty Images

    Alzarri Joseph is staring at his opposite number.

    Gus Atkinson will be very pleased with that.

  4. Eng 376-9

    Gus Atkinson steps inside of not one, but two, Alzarri Joseph deliveries and hooks him for a pair of sixes.

    Whatever happened to full and straight...

  5. Woakes wizardry...

    Want to see the best of Chris Woakes? We've got you covered...

  6. Eng 364-9

    Almost the end for England. Almost, but not quite.

  7. Not out

    Bashir is well short of his ground but Joshua Da Silva was unable to gather cleanly. Bashir lives to face another ball.

  8. Umpire review

    Bashir scrambling through for a single. Has he made it?

  9. Eng 363-9

    Bashir had no idea where that ball had gone. Alzarri Joseph fizzed in a half-tracker and Bashir, to his credit, took it on. The ball ended up looping over Jason Holder, and Gus Atkinson turned down the single.

    Jamie Smith is back in his whites already and has his keeping kit on. What happened to a bit of faith eh Jamie?

  10. Shoaib Bashir time. I remember him whacking a few sixes down at Taunton just over a year ago. James Rew was at the other end approaching a maiden double-hundred - Rew said afterwards he nearly lost concentration because he was laughing so hard at Bashir. The pair are close pals, and everything the off-spinner does is funny, apparently. He is sooooo easy to love.

  11. Alison Mitchell
    Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

    That was a fine hand from Chris Woakes. He's played his part in steering England into a lead.

  12. wicket

    WICKET

    Woakes c Brathwaite b A Joseph 62 (Eng 363-9)

    Alzarri Joseph came around to wicket to Woakes, clearly intending to dig it in. And so Woakes ran at the bowler, gave himself some room, and flashed hard. Alas, he managed to ping it straight to Kraigg Brathwaite at cover.

  13. Look away now Jamie Smith fans...

    Here is a look at his demise for a fine, fine 95.

  14. Eng 359-8

    Now that last ball should not have been a single to point. As Carlos Brathwaite rightly flags, if you aren't on the boundary, you should be saving one.

  15. Four half-centuries for England in this innings (so far) - Root, Stokes, Smith and Woakes - all of which have come in under 70 balls. No messing around these days, is there?!

  16. Eng 358-8

    Magic shot from the Wizard off the penultimate ball of the over. He rises with the bounce and drives it off the back-foot to the boundary. 11 off those six balls in total.

  17. 50 runs

    50 for Chris Woakes

    A pair of twos and Chris Woakes reaches 50 on his home ground. He's a popular man in these parts. It's been three years since his last Test half-century, but he's batted well today. 65 balls to get there.

  18. Eng 347-8

    Gus Atkinson that is a lovely stroke to find the cover boundary. He's only been in two minutes but is eight off eight already!

  19. Smith has spent the last five minutes stood at the back of the dressing room receiving the congratulations of his teammates and, presumably, thinking "if only". If only that ball had got up. If only Joseph had overstepped. If only, if only, if only...

    He's now disappeared for a well-earned shower.

  20. Eng 341-8

    Almost a second in the over for Joseph. Woakes is squared up but a leading edge falls safe.

    By the way, Gus Atkinson, Smith's Surrey colleague, is the new batter.