So, England trot back out to the middle, sniffing for wickets before the tea interval. Jimmy Anderson has the ball, and if you were at all tempted to think this is a done deal, I'm hearing that there are showers forecast for tomorrow...

Andrew, London: No Duncan in Richmond (19:01), you miss the point. Bat on, humiliate them and break their spirit for the entire series.

Dave, Leyton: I think Cook didn't declare because he has total faith in his bowlers. He had about half an hour, in which both [players] on the crease started to try and hit big. Nothing wrong with that. Total confidence in his captaincy - he just needs to find confidence in his batting again.

David Neill: Buttler entertaining, Root class and hopefully Ballance has silenced some doubters. Time for Jimmy to get that record.

David (another one): Don't watch much cricket but if England's openers actually performed, they would be a huge force in the game.

Peter Jarvis: Ballance played very responsibly in the anchor role - KP can't do that and that's why Ballance is in the team and KP isn't.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"It won't be a walkover, as West Indies have some resilient players - Brathwaite, Bravo and Chanderpaul will be key. But I don't think they can get the runs. Can they play out 130 overs? Potentially - if Chanderpaul can bat up to 100 overs. I'm sure they're trying, but they don't look like they're committed, the body language was droopy."

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Tony Cozier
BBC Test Match Special

"West Indies did score 418 to win that time in Antigua in 418, but that was at the Recreation Ground where many batting records have fallen."

Jason in Cumbria: On 6 September 1997 our match at St Bees v Whitehaven 3rds was briefly interrupted by a "radgie royalist" who was disgusted that we were not busy paying our respects to the late Princess Diana. He stormed onto the pitch with a camcorder to capture the faces of the offending players only to be swiftly rebutted by our opening bowler's bare backside!

West Indies need 438 to win

England 333-7 dec (86 overs)

Ballance 122, Root 59, Buttler 59*

Fall of wickets: 15-1 (Trott 4), 20-2 (Cook 13), 52-3 (Bell 11), 166-4 (Root 59), 226-5 (Stokes 35), 281-6 (Ballance 122), 333-7 (Jordan 13)

Bowling figures: Taylor 14-5-42-2, Roach 14-1-53-1, Holder 17-5-63-1, Benn 26-3-115-2, Samuels 15-0-53-0

First innings: England 399; West Indies 295

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Sir Viv Richards
Ex-West Indies captain on BBC Test Match Special

"It's happening over and over again with West Indies. Nobody is standing up to be counted for them."

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Tony Cozier
BBC Test Match Special

"The difference between the two teams in the field, all day, doesn't suggest West Indies will be able to survive the amount of time they've been asked to."

Alastair Cook calls his troops in, with the lead looking healthy enough to prevent any thoughts of a successful West Indies chase. And it looks like England will have time for a brief fusillade at the West Indies openers before tea...

Jordan holes out to the man on the fence at mid-wicket. And...

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Sir Viv Richards
Ex-West Indies captain on BBC Test Match Special

"No fielding team loves this situation. It's been taken out of your hands - it hurts, and I know it's hurting the Windies boys now."

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Duncan, Richmond: I'm sorry but if Cook thinks England can't defend 410 then he's not fit to be captain... and there's already serious questions there... weak, weak, weak! Declare!

An eventful over ends. West Indies are toiling now, just waiting to be put out of their misery.

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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"The ball went for four, but the umpire has forgotten to signal the four leg byes, or four runs - which may confuse the scorers for a while."

Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"West Indies will be happy with the time being wasted here. It's probably why Ramdin used that review for the previous one."

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That's a shocker from the umpire. The ball was heading so far down leg that it didn't even pitch in line. Buttler survives again.

Although perhaps not for long. Holder thinks he's got Buttler lbw, and this time Steve Davis agrees. But Buttler has reviewed it...

Missed it by a couple of furlongs. On we go...

Jason Holder follows Jos Buttler as he backs away to leg, Buttler swings, and West Indies appeal for a caught behind. We're going to have a look...