George, London

Chris Woakes resumes after the players have taken a drinks break.

Jason Holder mistimes a pull into the leg side, the ball landing a little wide of Shoaib Bashir.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

He's put that away very easily, it's got a West Indian flare to it.

Kavem Hodge picks the short ball - not short enough, to be honest - from Ben Stokes and pulls it dismissively to the mid-wicket boundary.

He clips the following delivery along the ground in a similar direction, but Ollie Pope runs round to limit the batters to a two.

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Chris Woakes returns, as England continue to utilise Mark Wood in short sharp bursts.

His final ball swings in and strikes Jason Holder on the pads, but there was a touch of bat beforehand.

Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special

It's the West Indies' first century in the past 10 Tests.

Hodge takes a single from the final ball of the over to retain the strike.

The West Indies now trail by 132, and have a reasonable chance of passing England's first innings 416.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

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He knew the moment it came off his bat, incredible moment.

It's emotional, he's managed to dig deep and continue to play despite everyone having their doubts about the team.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

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It's a beautiful sight, the crowd, all of them rise as this has been a superb innings.

They'd been written off after Lord's, but today they've come back in style.

100 for Kavem Hodgepublished at 65.4 overs

65.4 overs

A maiden Test century for Kavem Hodge!

He turns Stokes's opening delivery through backward square for four, then reaches three figures three balls later, hammering the England skipper through long-off and to the ropes.

The Dominican, playing just his fourth Test, leaps into Jason Holder's arms - perhaps he should leap into Joe Root's, for it was he who dropped him on 16.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

This is incredible bowling really. It's one thing to have the pace but to be able to get your hands on that seam and get the spin is really impressive.

Wood produces another snorter - not only is it pacey, but there's a touch of outswing and it keeps low, sliding past Hodge's off stump.

He closes the over with another fine delivery, an outswinger smacking into Smith's distinctive black gloves.

Oooof, tight from Stokes, firing the ball past Holder's bat.

Although turns out it was a no ball, perhaps why it hurried the former West Indies skipper.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Two

That is the sort of sight you want to see as a fast bowler, the batter struggling to keep up.

Ask and you shall receive, Ebony - here's England's pace tyro.

Hodge powers his second ball through the covers - Ben Duckett tries to cut it off at the boundary, but his dive into the ropes isn't enough to stop the ball going for four. That moves the West Indies number five into the nineties.

Hodge takes a single to bring Holder on strike, and Wood fizzes a ball past his off stump.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

I wonder if Wood's is rested enough to charge at the new batter.

I wouldn't mind seeing a blast.

Jason Holder is up and running!

He eases his first ball past the slips for four, and picks up another boundary with a punch over the covers.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

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There was a massive roar there from Ben Stokes, the frustration of trying to get these two out.

This partnership has built, they were a real threat to England.

Jim, Bucks