I suspect, considering the number of shirtless England fans around the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, the hotels and local shops around Antigua may be advised to stock up on after-sun lotion. Some of those people will be a shade of maroon-pink similar to the West Indies ODI kit by tonight... Tredwell is quickly through his over as usual, at the cost of a two through point from Brathwaite. The Kent man has figures of 6-2-7-0.

Scott in Manchester: Re 20:13. Top class mockers from David Hall there! Great work, sir.

Brathwaite resumes defensive duty against Broad - if England's post-tea plan was to bowl dry and starve the runs, it's working so far. A single off the last ball means Brathwaite's 37 has taken him 94 balls.

Simon Horswell: I love reading what the Broad-bashers have to say... it invariably brings him a wicket.

Swanny on TMS wants Tredwell to offer Brathwaite a single in order to bowl at the new batsman (Ed Smith thinks his former team-mate Shaun Udal excelled at that) - and when the single arrives, Cook comes in at silly point himself while keeping a slip and a short leg for Chanderpaul. It's not convincing so far from the 40-year-old but he sees off the over unscathed.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"For England, this is a good time for Chanderpaul to come in. He doesn't start that well against spin, so England should keep Tredwell on for a few overs. This is where Alastair Cook has to be brave - he has to attack."

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The floodlights are already on (despite it being 3.15pm local time and close to the Equator) as veteran left-hander Shivnarine Chanderpaul (known as "The Crab" for his unorthodox batting stance) scuttles out - and his first ball flies off an edge and would have been taken chest-high by a man at fourth slip - when there are only two slips and a gully in. What's more, it goes for four.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Well bowled, Stuart Broad. It's very hard to drag Samuels out of his crease. It seemed slower and slightly fuller outside off stump. Beautiful bowling and a very good breakthrough for England."

Great ball from Broad - Marlon Samuels is drawn forward to prod at one outside off stump and is caught behind. Only two balls before, Samuels had tried a similar shot which angled the ball wide of the slips and brought him four through third man. Send for the Crab!

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David Hall: Watching @StuartBroad8 bowl half trackers at 78mph is painful. The only bowling he wouldn't run away from is his own.

One slip (Chris Jordan) and a short leg (is that Bell, or Root?) for Tredwell, while Brathwaite, a thick gold chain hanging out of his shirt collar, is on the defensive. Maiden over. We have 35 more to be bowled today, and with Tredwell on, they should get them in.

Thomas Roper: Look at all bowlers cards, bar Stokes, all really good for flat pitch. Wickets needed but bowlers deserve more credit today.

Mark: Tredwell good honest pro & won let you down but last year couldn't get a game for Kent, chance missed to try a youngster.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"You've got be prepared to give it a bit of air and tease the West Indian batsmen, they're not great players of spin, especially defensively. You've got to use the breeze to get some drift."

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Yep, it's Broad from the Sir Curtly Ambrose End - with one slip, and Ian Bell at a fairly straight silly mid-off position, where he may be in danger of colliding with Broad in his follow-through... Kraigg Brathwaite knocks a single, but a decent start for England after tea.

Re: Michael Vaughan's comments on school cricket:

Dennis Brow: Yep, no pitch, no team, no cricket at our kids' school. 1k+ kids, what a waste. TBF, last astro-wicket burnt by vandals.

The Cricket Asylum: We're working with a local club to start U9s. We coach in local primaries and send them to the club. 16 turned up to first session.

James McHale: Look at figures for kids taking up cricket since it disappeared from terrestrial telly.

Tredwell keeps it tight against Marlon Samuels, while Stuart Broad is doing some loosening at third man, will he come on at the other end?

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Put yourself in James Tredwell's shoes - he's not played a Test for five years and wants to get some rhythm and get some dot balls under his belt, you can understand he's not being too generous in terms of giving it air."

Thanks, James - it's James Tredwell to resume proceedings from the Sir Andy Roberts End.

Right, it's time for me to hand you back to Mark Mitchener for the evening session...

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Kaiser Chiefs singer Ricky Wilson on TMS: "My grandad Ken never used to stop going on about Boycott. And Geoffrey remembered Ken, I think he knows everyone in Yorkshire."