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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"This is just the fifth time both teams have lost their first wicket for nought in Test cricket history."
Summary
18 wickets fall on day two in Barbados
Trott, Cook, Bell, Root, Mooen all out
Anderson takes 6-42 for England
Venue: Kensington Oval, Barbados
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special"Hope has played a bit of first-class cricket but he won't have faced many bowlers of the calibre of James Anderson."
WI 5-1 (Hope 5, Bravo 0)published at 16:12 British Summer Time 2 May 2015
Plenty of headlines waiting for Shai Hope, depending on the outcome of his first Test innings. Will it be a case of 'A New Hope', 'The Audacity of Hope', or rather 'Abandon Hope, all who enter'? He shows his mettle by playing out a maiden off James Anderson.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special"It's been a dramatic start to the day and you always felt like it was going to be. There's a game on here."
WI 5-1published at 16:06 British Summer Time 2 May 2015
Oh, what a charmed start for Shai Hope! He drives loosely at his first ball in Test cricket, from Stuart Broad, and the edge flies tantalisingly wide of Chris Jordan's grasp at third slip. It runs away for four. His heart would have jumped into his larynx there, but the young Bajan survives. Broad gets Darren Bravo ducking with a good bouncer off his last ball.
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Jay: It's a good thing that this WI batting line up has the potential to fold even if the opposition has only 3 specialist bowlers.
WI 0-1 (Hope 0, Bravo 0)published at 16:02 British Summer Time 2 May 2015
You have to feel for Test debutant Shai Hope, waiting at the other end for his first ball in international cricket and having to watch as James Anderson steams in, swinging it both ways at 85mph. Is it too late for a career change? Anyway, he's still waiting as Darren Bravo blocks out the rest of a high-class over.
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician"Now 391 Test wickets for Jimmy Anderson and it moves him up one place in the list, passing Makhaya Ntini."
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Tino Best
West Indies fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special"With that wind coming in, Jimmy Anderson is going to be trouble. A Barbadian took the catch as well! That was all Bajan!"
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Gone! What a start for England! Second ball, Jimmy Anderson squares up Kraigg Brathwaite, takes the edge, and Chris Jordan does very well to scoop the ball inches from the turf. Wickets tumbling in Bridgetown!
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Thank you Jamie. James Anderson has the ball, he's going through some aerobics, and we're ready to go...
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Young Shai Hope is walking out with fellow Barbadian Kraigg Brathwaite (pronounced Brathitt by the locals, apparently) and to describe the remainder of the session here is James Gheerbrant.
Tamim stars as Bangladesh earn drawpublished at 15:52 British Summer Time 2 May 2015
Meanwhile, as we wait for the England team to take the field, some news from the first Test in Khulna...
Openers Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes put on 312 for the first wicket to help Bangladesh earn a draw against Pakistan.
Tamim became only the second Bangladesh player, after Mushfiqur Rahim, to score a Test double century, eventually making 206, and Kayes made 150.
Their partnership fell 103 runs short of the world record set by South Africa's Graeme Smith and Neil McKenzie in 2008, but helped the hosts reach 555-6 and avoid a ninth successive Test defeat against Pakistan.
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Merlyn: Broad is now a number 11. Get him demoted.
Jack Allum: Really attacking start from England and Buttler...NOT! This is why the blocking and defensive batting doesn't work!
Rachel T: At least Jimmy Anderson is nice and fresh to bowl the West Indies out in 10 deliveries.
England innings - final scorecardpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 2 May 2015
England 257 all out from 96.3 overs (resumed on 240-7)
Fall of wickets: 0-1 (Trott 0), 38-2 (Ballance 18), 38-3 (Bell 0), 91-4 (Root 33), 189-5 (Moeen 58), 233-6 (Stokes 22), 240-7 (Cook 105), 247-8 (Jordan 3), 257-9 (Broad 10), 257-10 (Anderson 0)
Not out batsman: Buttler 3
Bowling figures: Taylor 18.3-8-36-3, Gabriel 15-3-47-2, Holder 16-4-34-2, Samuels 27-5-53-1, Permaul 20-1-86-1
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Tony Cozier
BBC Test Match Special"West Indies have tried 21 fast bowlers since the retirement of Courtney Walsh. Only three have got 100 Test wickets: Jerome Taylor, Kemar Roach and Fidel Edwards."
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Tino Best
West Indies fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special"Brilliant stuff from Jerome Taylor. The ball before, Broad missed the ball, and I was saying to myself, bowl straight at the stumps."
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Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special"The Test match is more than in the balance. West Indies are on top. From where England were at four down with Cook and Moeen at the crease, this match has turned around."
WICKETpublished at 15:44 British Summer Time 2 May 2015
About as emphatic as they come, more swing into left-hander from Taylor, it fizzes off the pad and uproots the off pole first ball. Taylor finishes with 3-36, with a devastating spell of 3-3 this morning, and he is enthusiastically embraced by the giant figure of a beaming bowling coach Curtly Ambrose.
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That new-found confidence did not last long. Broad backed away a little there, all three stumps are on show and a sharp, swinging delivery rattles into the timbers.