At lunch today, Test Match Special will be running a feature with four West Indies' greats.

Dan Norcross caught up with Sir Richie Richardson, Sir Vivian Richards, Sir Curtly Ambrose and Sir Andy Roberts about numerous things, including how Antigua - an island with fewer than 100,000 people - changed the face of global cricket.

Meanwhile here's Sam Drury to take you through the afternoon session.

Gus Atkinson closes out the session with a maiden to Kavem Hodge, banging down bouncers in the mid-80s.

England walk off the field still 327 runs ahead. The West Indies have batted well for much of their 26 overs, handling some sharp bowling from Atkinson and Wood, but they lost three relatively soft wickets to leave the hosts in command of this Test.

Time for Kavem Hodge - he gets off strike immediately with a single through backward point.

Athanaze then goes three better in the same area, sending Bashir to the ropes.

Incidentally, replays show Bashir was incredibly close to over-stepping for that McKenzie dismissal.

Carlos Brathwaite
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Sounds

With shots like that they really need to think what is the necessity?

Seven minutes before lunch he's trying to go over other players, it's ruined a spell of really good batting.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

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It's another one for Bashir.

It's a really poor shot and Mckenzie has to drag himself away.

Carlos Brathwaite
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Sounds

This is what we normally see from McKenzie.

When the field is set the way it is, you have free reign to flash at those.

As second fielder in under the lid for England as a silly mid-off goes in.

McKenzie punches Atkinson away for four through the covers, little footwork.

England's lead sits at 333.

McKenzie has the one run from Bashir's over, sending a ball pass short leg.

McKenzie made 0 and 1 at Lord's, Athanaze 23 and 22. Can either make a serious contribution today?

England stick in five slips as Alick Athanaze arrives at the crease.

Atkinson fires in yorker for his first delivery, the ball almost bouncing into the stumps from the block shot.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

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England's short pitch tactics have worked. I suspect he will be disappointed with that send off, a soft dismissal.

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The West Indies batters work Bashir around for three singles, as they continue to accumulate steadily.

Tidy from Brathwaite, taking advantage of a ball on the legs from Atkinson and tucking it away for four through square.

The West Indies opener has looked decent today.

Brathwaite moves into the forties, a single to long leg preceded by pulling Bashir for four.

Here's how Shoaib Bashir found his first Test wicket in England.

Bit of a hack from Mikyle Louis...

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

It doesn't feel like a swingy day, it's warm, nice and dry.

If anything, it might reverse swing later on.

Short and sweet from Mark Wood, four overs and Gus Atkinson is back.

McKenzie strikes him for four through mid-off, the only scoring shot of the innings.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

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I look at today and think it's a new dawn for England, they're up against a West Indies team with inexperienced batters, it's a good chance to practise for them.