Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"I'm sure it's close, but why wouldn't you review that? Ah, it's because he's been caught. Big inside edge, caught at fourth slip. Broad now has 4-53, it was only an hour ago that we were talking about him not being right. He will have a huge confidence boost."

This is turning into a great session for England, who are running through the West Indies lower order courtesy of a fine spell from Stuart Broad. He picks up his fourth when Kemar Roach inside-edges a inswinger onto his pads and the looping ball is pouched by Joe Root at gully.

Ever wanted to read a statement from the ECB? Here's one about Chris Woakes...

"The ECB medical team confirms that England and Warwickshire bowler Chris Woakes underwent uncomplicated keyhole surgery on his left knee for a meniscal tear earlier today. The injury occurred while undergoing rehab for his foot injury. His rehab is likely to take a further four to six weeks."

What do Roach and Bishoo, neither of them proficient attacking batsmen, try to do here? Do they look to block and frustrate the England bowlers, or with a sub-par score on the board and not much batting to come, do they play a few shots and try and add a few runs? At the moment, resistance seems to be the preferred option - Bishoo blocks out a maiden from Anderson.

Mark Rookes: Broad finally bowls three overs of decent line and length, just a pity it only happens ever three/four Tests!

If Stuart Broad can claim these last two wickets, his reward will be a 13th Test five-for. At the moment, he's bowling just a touch fuller than he has done thus far in this series and looking dangerous. He sends one whistling just past Kemar Roach's off pole, and it's time for drinks.

Devendra Bishoo is the new man. Down the other end, Kemar Roach gets off the mark with a single into the covers.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"Broad has run in so much better in this spell. It was an important one for him because he was below his bets yesterday and down on pace in Antigua."

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"It was good bowling. Holder was waiting for the short ball and Broad got him driving, playing away from the body. The West Indies are finding the second new ball tricky to play."

The Broad mojo is well and truly back! Holder's reprieve is a brief one as he pokes forward at a scrambled-seam delivery that nibbles away off the track and takes the edge. Jos Buttler is catching them like a lizard gobbling flies at the moment.

Matthew D: That was a catch. Went straight in to Ali's fingers. Jason Holder, what a lucky chap!

Jon Dunn: The fingers are under the ball, but the ball touches the grass. What do the laws say?

Tony Cozier
BBC Test Match Special

"The Australians did away with this in their domestic competition. They worked out that every decision that went to the replay, something like 94% were ruled not out."

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"That's ridiculous. How many of these do we have to see?"

If you watch a lot of cricket, you'll be well aware that these sorts of decisions rarely go the fielder's way, and I'm afraid it's the same old story here. The camera doesn't show daylight between ball and ground, and Holder survives.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"I'm pretty sure he's taken this. It's gone straight into the fingers, which are under the ball."

Jason Holder tries to slap Stuart Broad into the leg side and Moeen Ali, running forward from mid-wicket, says he's got his fingers underneath it. Holder ain't moving though, and the umpires decide to send it upstairs...

Will in Horsham: England are a thoroughly unlikeable team and their attitude of not applauding Samuels typifies their approach to sportsmanship. I hope whoever takes charge of this much needed shake up of our national team, not only teaches them how to play cricket but also teaches them some manners and respect!

Long levers. Jason Holder has them, and he's not afraid to use them to terrific effect - freeing his spidery arms and swatting Anderson over the ropes at mid-wicket. He tries the same stroke again, but the ball is too wide for the shot this time and he's lucky not to get a snick through to Jos Buttler.

Jonathan France: Great to see Broad charging in at 91mph for the wicket of Ramdin. Where has this Stuart Broad been for the last 12 months?

David: Now then Stuart Broad, if you bowled 91mph deliveries like that on a regular basis, I might not be so critical.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"It's been a decent spell from Broad. I always think his bowling is so much more effective when he's up above 85mph. Yes, it's hard on the body, but when he's down at 82, 83, there's nothing on it."