Classy from Duckett, easing Holder through the slips with soft hands to pick up four.

A cut to backward point sees him retain the strike.

Phil, Winchester

Well, I'm glad someone got it, Phil. Blank faces from my colleagues across the desk, for shame.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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I've been impressed with Ollie Pope, he's looked less jittery.

Impressive batting, let's see if he can continue.

Shamar Joseph sends down another tidy over, just a single from it.

He was the most economical of the West Indies seamers in the first innings, and has conceded just 11 runs from his four overs today.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

At the minute there's no shape on the ball though the air.

It won't be long before the West Indies will want to change the ball.

First sight of Jason Holder in this innings, replacing Alzarri Joseph after the drinks break.

Duckett sends his first delivery to deep point for a single, then Pope faces five scoreless deliveries.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

In theory, we're pretty much halfway through this game.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

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You feel the West Indies need something to happen.

We need some of Shamar Joseph's magic.

Duckett guides Shamar Joseph's fourth delivery to deep third for a single.

That brings up the fifty partnership, it's come from eight overs.

The players will take drinks.

I mean, that's not bad either.

Pope drives through point for four, the fielder can't get near it.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

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That's a good shot, they both look like they're on form, nice foot movement.

Oh, that's textbook.

If you've got a batting manual, throw it away, it's worthless. The batting manuals have to be rewritten.

What will they say?

They'll just show a drawing of Ben Duckett's cover drive against Alzarri Joseph in the second innings at Trent Bridge, everything else will be a footnote.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

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Shamar Joseph is looking the most threatening of all the West Indies bowlers.

Impressive fielding from Mikyle Louis!

Pope flicks Shamar Joseph towards the backward square boundary.

Louis runs from deep third and holds onto the ball on the forward slide, restricting England to a single.

Fazeer Mohammed
West Indies commentator on BBC Test Match Special

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It's disappointing, they managed to bring it back from their performance at Lord's and have shown that they can compete with this England team but it doesn't look like that anymore.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

You just feel that all the work that the West Indies did this morning is going out the window.

They started off well but the past few overs have been poor.

After just seven overs, England are back in the lead.

Alzarri Joseph oversteps and Pope runs the delivery down to backward point for a single.

The two runs put the hosts ahead by one.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Sounds

I would have expected them to use Shamar Joseph before Seales.

Here's Shamar Joseph, replacing Jayden Seales after two overs which went for 18.

Duckett sends him down to deep third for three.

With regard to the T20 finals day dog racing idea, a few of you have been sending in photos of your pets.

I'm yet to see a pooch I couldn't beat in a foot race.