Summary

Live Reporting

Mike Peter

  1. England lost just one wicket in the session, and it happened early on.

    Zak Crawley suffered some bad luck, seeing Jayden Seales get a few fingertips on Ben Duckett's drive as it headed for the non-striker's stumps.

    The opener couldn't get his back down in time, and had to depart for just three, having scored a duck in the first innings.

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

    West Indies are trying to bowl in the right areas but they can't stop England from scoring.

    They need to think outside the box, change their tactics and put some pressure on England..

  3. Tea - Eng 116-1

    Duckett 61, Pope 48

    That's tea, as Duckett defends Kevin Sinclair's final delivery.

    A shortened session, just 22 overs, but England have cracked on, scoring at over five an over to lead by 75 runs at the interval.

    The West Indies have largely failed to trouble their opponents, despite the overcast conditions at Trent Bridge.

  4. Eng 111-1

    A couple of runs from Shamar Joseph's over, one off Pope's bat, the other from an over-step no ball.

    We'll squeeze in one more over before tea.

  5. Eng 109-1

    Duckett picks up another single in the point region, bringing up the century partnership.

    This pair also put on 104 in the first innings.

  6. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Ben Duckett sweeps for fourGetty Images

    You talk about ebbs and flows going in a cricket match, this Test has had it all.

  7. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Seales doesn't seem to have a natural line and length but Joseph does, he just slots it into that nice rhythm.

  8. Eng 105-1

    Shamar Joseph replaces Jason Holder, and Pope knocks him to deep point to bring up England's hundred.

    Duckett then slashes at a delivery, the ball spilling through third for four.

  9. Eng 95-1

    Duckett almost bunts the last ball of the over into the hands of Sinclair, but it drops short.

  10. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Ben Duckett celebrates his half-centuryPA Media

    Sinclair can't bowl there I'm afraid, that's the third time he's done that. He's going to have to bowl a tighter line.

    Duckett is such a strong sweeper, such a good handler of spin.

  11. 50 runs

    Fifty for Ben Duckett

    Eng 95-1

    The West Indies introduce the spin of Kevin Sinclair and Ben Duckett's eyes light up.

    More sweeps than Mary Poppins, three in a row sending balls to the boundary.

    The last brings up his fifty, with the landmark coming off 55 balls.

  12. Uh-oh, the greyhound and whippet owners are now sending in their challengers for the great "Peter vs Dog" race event.

    This is attempted Live Texter intimidation, and I won't stand for it.

    Besides, you may think your dogs are fast, but you didn't see me power to a formidable 37th in suburban Manchester this morning.

  13. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    Nicely timed by Duckett who's sent the ball away.

  14. Eng 82-1

    Duckett picks up Holder's full delivery, dispatching it to the left of mid-wicket for four.

    A single into the covers moves him into the forties.

  15. Eng 77-1

    Duckett and Pope bookend a Seales over with a single apiece.

    No sign of spin yet for the West Indies - Kevin Sinclair and Kavem Hodge took two wickets each in the first innings.

  16. Eng 75-1

    England work Holder around for three singles, stretching their lead to 34.

    The hosts look fairly untroubled here.

  17. What has happened on day three so far?

    Just checking in after a busy Saturday?

    England took four wickets pretty quickly this morning but the last-wicket pair of Josh Da Silva and Shamar Joseph added 71.

    England employed the short-ball tactic for a good while and struggled to threaten. The crowd were more in danger when Joseph caused some roof tiles to fall!

    That gave West Indies a 41-run lead on the first innings, and they picked up an early wicket when Zak Crawley was run out at the non-striker's end after Jayden Seales brushed Ben Duckett's drive onto the stumps.

    Duckett and Ollie Pope have since guided England into the lead.

  18. Fazeer Mohammed
    West Indies commentator on BBC Test Match Special

    Seales is really struggling, he seemed like one of the bright lights at Lord's.

  19. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Both innings Seales has not got it right, he's missing lengths, going wide.

    For a professional bowler he's missing it by quite a bit.

  20. Eng 72-1

    Another tidy drive from Duckett, powering the returning Seales through the covers.

    He tries to drive the following ball in a similar area, but this time it's cut off by a fielder.