West Indies draw first Test, Antigua
Anderson breaks England wicket record
West Indies 350-7 - target 438
Holder 103*, Smith 65, Ramdin 57
Anderson 384, Botham 383 Test wickets
Samuels advances to smack Tredwell for another straight six - then next ball, gives him the charge again, misses and there's a missed stumping chance as keeper Jos Buttler can't take the ball cleanly, in fact they run a bye.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"If West Indies just block out and are patient, they can't get bowled out on this wicket. It's batter error that England are relying on."
Alice Stainer: Loving the description 'abject dismissal' in relation to a player who is not an Englishman. Hurrah!
Sally Smith: Devon Smith did a Stokes... rush of blood there.
Anderson ducks a bouncer from Anderson, before practising an aggressive hook shot after the ball has gone. Meanwhile, I'd imagine West Indies are giving Smith the could shoulder after that kamikaze shot. Samuels watchfully sees out a maiden.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"Devon Smith faced 28 balls off James Tredwell without scoring."
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"Devon Smith is a very poor player of off-spin bowling. He's run down the wicket and tried to smite it over the top, and all he did was hit it straight to mid-on. It's just crazy, Tredwell hasn't even looked like taking a wicket. It's just the breakthrough England needed."
Shivnarine Chanderpaul, alias "The Crab", begins what he will hope is a long, dogged, defensive innings by shouldering arms to his first ball from Tredwell.
Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
"That's one of the most abject dismissals I've ever seen in a Test match. To have played like that for 174 balls, then run down the track and hit it to the fielder is just so stupid. I'd be so angry with myself if I were Devon Smith."
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Gone! After all that concentration, Smith has a rush of blood, charges at Tredwell and lifts a catch straight to mid-on. Perhaps we have our answer as to why a man with such a sound-looking technique averages less than 25 in Tests.
Time for The Crab...
Image source, Getty ImagesAndrew Valentine: Old Trafford 2005. Geraint Jones catching Shane Warne off Flintoff, via Strauss' thigh. Fantastic catch.
Anderson has a 7-2 off-side field for Smith, with a couple of catchers on the square in the cover region. Smith's technique looks solid, he helps a two to fine leg.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"He is a brilliant bloke and he realises how important this is for so many other people. That is something a lot of other sportsmen forget.
"It's very easy to get wrapped up in a bubble and get very self-involved. It means so much more to his mum and dad, so he has accepted that they have to be here and puts on a brave face.
"But deep down I know he hates it. He just wants the record to go. He would have given a year's salary to get two wickets in the first over today and then forget about it and watch England try to win this Test match."
Tredwell comes round the wicket to Samuels - and the big Jamaican advances and swats him for six over long-off! He comes down the wicket again next ball, can't connect fluently and is hit on the hip, and Joe Root mimes a fisherman "reeling him in". A careful smack through the big gap at cover point brings Samuels four more.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"It's a pain in the backside for him. He is not a man who likes to be in the public eye.
"He has come out here and he has got all the media writing pieces which are ready to publish. Ian Botham is brought to the mic every time he bowls. His family is here - mum, dad, kids, wife, everything.
"I spoke to him last night and I just said I hope it happens for you tomorrow and he said, 'I know I'm fed up with this'. He wants to go back to being Jimmy Anderson who can just concentrate on his bowling."
Keith: Re: 14:39, should that read "Latest score: IT Botham 383, JM Anderson 382 not out"?
England make their first bowling change of the day - James Anderson replaces Broad to bowl the 50th over, not having been used since the 14th. Samuels knocks a single, and Graeme Swann on TMS has already spotted a hint of reverse swing from his great friend Anderson.
Duncan, Isleworth: I may be proved wrong but I can't help but feel England left their declaration an hour or so too late, 350 was a good enough lead... I predict they will run out of time. Not aggressive enough!
West Indies 105-2 (49 overs) - target 438
Batsmen: Smith 63*, Samuels 5*
Fall of wickets: 7-1 (Brathwaite 5), 90-2 (Bravo 32)
Bowling figures: Anderson 7-0-26-0, Broad 13-4-32-1, Tredwell 16-9-6-0, Jordan 4-1-16-0, Stokes 5-0-11-0, Root 4-3-4-1
England 399 & 333-7 dec; West Indies 295
Having bowled three maidens to Smith, Tredwell gets his first chance to bowl at the right-handed Samuels. He uses his feet to lift a single over mid-off.
Finally the deadlock is broken as Samuels pushes Broad for a single. Having taken 92 balls to reach 50, West Indies took another 191 to reach 100. And the tiny trickle becomes a flow as Smith guides a four past the slips.