Jonny Wren: England team lacks spirit and fire. Someone like Michael Vaughan is needed to ignite the passion. Look at Lehmann's Aussies.

Sanj: Lets cancel the Ashes this summer. Can't take having to watch us getting bowled out for less than 100 continuously.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"What a bit of bowling, just leaving him, Root went for the drive and edged and a good catch. West Indies celebrating feverishly, they've got the momentum. One English batsman has to take this game by the scruff of the neck. This is a superb Test match."

That's a big wicket! Joe Root, the man in form, the young gun who has triggered many an England recovery in this series, is gone. Holder pushes one a touch wider, Root drives loosely, and Darren Bravo snaffles it in the cordon.

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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"It's like a day four or five pitch but it's made for great cricket. It's been a strange game in that the ball has turned but all the spinners have bowled quite poorly."

A good start from Permaul, who gets one to slide on with the arm and defeat Ballance, and then has a a huge appeal turned down when Ballance pads one away.

No, that's a real waste of a review, a huge gap between bat and ball. Ballance survives.

Veerasammy Permaul is introduced, and immediately West Indies appeal to have Gary Ballance caught at short leg...

Denesh Ramdin shuffles his pack and introduces the rangy Jason Holder in place of Jerome Taylor. He finds the edge when Ballance pokes forward nervously, but a combination of soft hands and a dying pitch save the England batsman from perishing to a slip catch.

Tino Best
West Indies fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

"I don't think Trotty is finished. I think there is still a role to play. He has another two seasons and still has a lot to offer."

Slow going for England. A leg bye keeps the scoreboard moving.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"I haven't seen anything in this series to suggest the Durham all-rounder (Stokes) is a better bat than Buttler and should bat higher."

An immediate nerve-settler after drinks for Gary Ballance, overpitched from Jerome Taylor and Ballance punches it back down the ground for four. Joe Root is off the mark with a single through square leg.

England 2nd innings: 18-3 from 10 overs - lead by 86

Batsmen: Ballance 1, Root 0

Fall of wickets: 11-1 (Trott 9), 13-2 (Cook 4), 18-3 (Bell 0)

Bowling figures: Gabriel 5-3-4-1, Taylor 5-1-10-2

West Indies 1st innings: 189 (49.4 overs) - Blackwood 85, Anderson 6-42

England 1st innings: 257 (96.3 overs) - Cook 105, Moeen 58, Taylor 3-36

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Gabriel, who has found a really good length, sends down a second straight maiden, helped by a spectacular stop from Jermaine Blackwood at short leg. 17 consecutive dot balls from Gabriel now, pressure building. Time for drinks.

Frank Close: Trott highest scorer so far. Just a thought.

Jerome Taylor inspired West Indies to demolish England for 51 in Jamaica in 2009, can he do the same again here? They'll need to get rid of Joe Root double-quick. Root blocks out the remaining three balls of the over.

Jon Seller: I think Bell reviewed that so he could get a second look at the plumbest lbw ever.

Sukhman: It looks like the Windies and England are having a 'who can collapse the quickest' competition.

Aaron Trowse: What is happening? That streaker describes this current England innings in one word. Pants.

No doubt about it. Hitting middle halfway up, not the first rotten review we've seen in this match. Bell goes for a pair, West Indies all over England like ants swarming on a discarded picnic...

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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"I don't need to see a replay, I saw it live."

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Jerome Taylor is on fire here! He's pinned Ian Bell lbw, Bell's reviewed but surely this is dead...

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