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Live Reporting

Mike Peter

  1. WI 355-5

    Good ball to start from Gus Atkinson, squaring up Josh Da Silva and ball loops up off the shoulder of the bat.

    But the gully fielder is slightly deeper than orthodox and the ball drops just short.

  2. Sir Alastair Cook
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Holder's done the hard job of getting through yesterday, he just needs to be more decisive and hit it today.

    He looked all over the place yesterday.

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Is it true that the cricket ball does swing under clouds?

    Let's see today.

  4. WI 355-5

    After five dot balls to start the day, Jason Holder gets forward and drills a half-volley through mid-off for four.

    Lovely shot but it was a loose delivery from Chris Woakes.

    The England man had nipped one past the inside edge the ball before but it was half-hearted appeal. Too high.

  5. Right then, here come the players, walking out as Jerusalem blares out at Trent Bridge.

    Chris Woakes has the one-over old second new ball in hand and will bowl the first over of day three...

  6. West Indies must be greedy and seize this moment - Brathwaite

    Former West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite believes the tourists must be "greedy" on day three.

    'We've worked so hard to get to this position' - Carlos Brathwaite

  7. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Trent Bridge

    It's cooler in Nottingham, grey. A day to bowl, really.

    More importantly, was walking to the ground and overhead some lads discussing their breakfast options.

    "I'm not really a fan of hash browns," said one.

    What kind of animal doesn't like hash browns?

  8. How 'bravery & skill' fuelled West Indies fightback

    Carlos Brathwaite and Sir Alastair Cook reflected on an "impressive" day for West Indies at Trent Bridge on last night's Today at the Test.

  9. Friday was West Indies' best day of the series so far by a long way.

    It was a particularly memorable one for Kavem Hodge, who came in at 84-3 and proceeded to hit his maiden Test century to keep his side right in the mix to win this second Test.

    Watch the best of the action from day two here...

  10. Good morning

    After West Indies fought their way back into this series under clear blue skies on day two at Trent Bridge, we're back to see how England will respond on day three.

    The tourists will resume on 351-5, trailing by just 65 runs and in a good position to earn a first-innings lead.

    But conditions are far more favourable for the bowlers today. It's overcast in Nottingham and England have a ball that is just one over old to try and get into - and then knock over - the Windies lower order.