Roy, Surrey

Trimmer from Woakes, nipping past the outside edge. He's got some very distinguished flecks of grey these days, Woakes. Like George Clooney.

John, Nottingham

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It's hit him on the hip bone. That's nasty. It hits you there and crunch.

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WI 4-0

What on earth is going on? Gus Atkinson bowling, Louis hit on the thigh pad and sets off. There's never a single, so Louis has to turn back. If Jamie Smith's throw had hit, Louis would have been toast.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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I like Mikyle Louis but that's a part he could add to his game. He's very solid on the front and back foot in defence but that's a part of his game he can work on. Keep the scoreboard ticking over. Get busy.

Swing for Woakes, away from the right-handed Mikyle Louis, who has to be careful of the one that comes back. Pace just below 80mph. Get loose, Wizard.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Chris Woakes bowls so well in English conditions. He get's everyone thinking 'it's swinging away, it's swinging away' - and then he gets one to run back into the pads. That is tricky.

Chris Woakes is bowling the first over of the match on his home ground. Kraigg Brathwaite has pinched a single from the first ball.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

If you don't bat on this, you're going against what Test cricket is all about. You have to back your side to get runs.

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The anthems have been sung. Gus Akinson and Ben Duckett have had a nice cuddle. Duckett's partner Paige gave birth to a baby girl named Margot earlier this week.

Mike in Birmingham

Put your name on messages, otherwise there's no point humble bragging about playing against international cricketers.

Anon

Matthew Potts and Dan Lawrence have bee released from the England squad to play in The Hundred. Potts' Northern Superchargers, led by Andrew Flintoff, are in action tonight.

By the way, on the subject of the Olympics, have you seen the chat about problems with food in the athletes' village? Raw meat, shortages of certain things?

They should shift the Games to Edgbaston. Never any problems with the food there. Magnificent.

And, as usual, without you I am nothing. Talk to me. Text, tweet or WhatsApp.

All subjects welcome, cricket optional. As a starter, any light on what might be going on in that earlier picture of Zak Crawley and Ben Stokes would be helpful.

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Timothy Abraham
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

West Indies had a bit of a doubt over fast bowler Shamar Joseph after a bout of flu but he is fit enough to play.

That means there's no place for Akeem Jordan, who is in the UK playing in the Birmingham League for West Bromwich Dartmouth Cricket Club.

You suspect the captain of West Bromwich will be on the phone to 29-year-old Jordan to see if he can play in tomorrow's fixture away to Berkswell instead.

According to his play-cricket statistics Jordan's played nine games for them and taken nine wickets at 33.67.

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Just to confirm, England are unchanged from the side that won at Trent Bridge, so no place for Matthew Potts or Dillon Pennington yet.

West Indies make one change. Gudakesh Motie was ill in Nottingham but his replacement, Kevin Sinclair, had his arm broken by Mark Wood. Motie is back.