Pow!

Cracking drive from Joe Root, firing Shamar Joseph through the covers.

With one ball in the over remaining, the umpires decide to hold a conference. They're presumably discussing the light - it is a bit gloomy out there.

We'll continue for now.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

Joe Root went down for a reverse sweep, was able to change last minute and still get the shot off.

Just goes to show how good he is.

Kevin Sinclair replaces Jason Holder as the West Indies reintroduce some spin into their attack.

Joe Root moves to reverse him before changing his mind, then bringing out the shot for the following delivery and earning a single.

We haven't had a maiden yet in this innings.

Just a single from the first over after resumption.

Harry Brook unfurls an impressive drive to a wide Shamar Joseph delivery, but finds the deep point fielder.

Thanks Sam.

They're changing the ball here too.

Jason Holder's ruining his shirt in an attempt to give it some polish.

As the players stop for the refreshments, we'll take the opportunity for one final change, and a fully refreshed and newly energised Mike Peter is here to take you through the remainder of day three.

The close of playing will be 18:41 BST, weather and light permitting.

Whatever magic West Indies thought was in this changed ball, they now seem to think it has run out as Kraigg Brathwaite asks for it to be changed.

The umpire quickly turns him down before Harry Brook flicks the last ball of the over to the right of mid-on for three.

Time for drinks.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Every run is vital, just ticking towards that 250.

We've still got a way to go.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

We were all really concerned after Lord's, Fazeer had his head in his hands, Carlos was tutting away.

The West Indies have turned up and really competed.

Just a couple of singles from a fairly event-free Shamar Joseph over.

With the cloud overhead and the floodlights on, conditions are still looking good for the bowlers but the changed ball is perhaps softening just a tad now.

It's never wise to try and second guess Ben Stokes, Putmo, but I'd say 250 at the very least. Ideally 300-plus, I reckon.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

If the West Indies can just sneak out two or three wickets in the last hour, they'll be in the perfect position.

Ouch!

Jason Holder gets one to jag back and hit Harry Brook in the midriff.

Good signs for the West Indies but, if the pitch starts to misbehave a bit more often, it's not necessarily bad news for England either.

Double bowling change for West Indies with Shamar Joseph on now as well.

Joe Root is batting just out of his crease and flicks through square leg for two to start the over. Good running.

A push to mid-on gets him a single to keep strike.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

If you're the West Indies you don't want to be chasing any more than 250.

Seven runs from the first over of Jason Holder's spell.

Harry Brook looks determined to take the attack to the all-rounder, so pretty much the same approach as he takes to every bowler.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Extraordinary shot.

Holder's bowling is very predictable which can lead to shots like that.

It's not Joe but the Root family will have enjoyed that.

Harry Brook skips down and slaps Jason Holder back down the ground for four.

Dismissive from the Yorkshireman.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Joe Root is being watched by his entire family today at Trent Bridge.