WI 329-5, lead by 71: Anderson 3-46, Stokes 1-60
Shai Hope ends day unbeaten on 147, his maiden Test century
Hope and Brathwaite put on 246 for fourth wicket
Brathwaite bowled by Broad after making 134
Eng 258: Stokes 100, Root 59, Gabriel 4-51
Brathwaite 41, S Hope 20
Hope is doing well here. He looked like he could be dismissed at any moment early on but he's ticking along well and is now into the twenties.
He has started to put away the bad balls and either by luck or judgement has missed the good ones.
That might be the shot of the morning. Too short from Woakes and Hope stays back and drives off the back foot through the covers.
Woakes gives himself a punch in the palm as punishment.
Trail by 190
Broad is definitely struggling now. He bowls one down the leg side and it goes for four byes. A little harsh on Jonny B behind the stumps. He jumped at full stretch but still couldn't get close.
Another couple of singles from the West Indies and it is a pretty comfortable over for them.
Fazeer Mohammed
TMS commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesYou may remember a batsman for West Indies called Daren Ganga - he played 48 Test matches between 1998 and 2008 but averaged just 25.
And you think how can that be? It's reflective of the declining standards in West Indies cricket. He scored two centuries against Australia but never kicked on.
But the team was struggling so much to find consistent batsmen he played far more Test matches than you thought he should.
It's taken Chris Woakes a little bit of time to get going this morning - Kraigg Brathwaite was able to find the boundary earlier on...
...but this delivery from Woakes had the TMS commentators purring.
Trail by 196
A few of the West Indies top order are similar in stature - short. That is helping them play late and with soft hands it means the ball isn't carrying to the slips. Hope does just that as he picks up another four down to third man. A lot of runs have gone down there this morning.
Woakes is bowling well now. A pearler to Hope to end the over but it misses the outside edge again. Frustration.
Image source, Getty ImagesHave you read Heather Knight's latest BBC Sport column yet? The England World Cup-winning captain has been recounting how she lost the trophy while chilling with some friends at the Oval Test later in the week.
Knight writes: "After I'd visited the commentary boxes with the World Cup trophy, I settled down to watch the cricket, with the trophy box being guarding by a member of the Oval security team.
"A few Pimm's later, I had a call from our media manager checking on the whereabouts of the trophy. I told him it was all under control, but little did I realise the security guard had been guarding an empty box!
"Although a mad panic followed, the trophy was located soon after, luckily in the hands of an ECB employee."
Read the rest of the excellent column here.
Brathwaite reminds me a little of Haseeb Hameed in his batting. He's a nuggety player and is battling away well. The opener is playing late and looking to leave when he can but capitalising on the wayward Broad.
He cuts a four to add to Broad's frustrations.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That's a better length from Stuart Broad, he should keep getting the ball as full as he can.
Fazeer Mohammed
TMS commentator
There was an inside edge and pretty big one at that.
Yep. There was indeed an inside edge and the third umpire corrects the decision.
Fazeer Mohammed
TMS commentator
Brathwaite is immediately reviewing, which suggest he thinks he got an inside edge on it.
Broad hits Brathwaite on the pads. It looks plumb but the opener reviews straight away. An inside edge?
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The replays show that was an excellent decision from Chris Gaffaney. The ball clipped the back pad of Shai Hope who is all at sea in the Headingley gloom.
Good from England and Root too in deciding against the review. Perhaps the new skipper is learning to say no to his bowlers after some of the decisions earlier in the summer.
That's drinks.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I watched Bairstow with Root - he didn't say to go for it. He wasn't sure.
Excellent decision by the umpire.
That's a beauty from Woakes. It comes in with the arm and then moves away and beats Hope.
Huge appeal from Woakes and Bairstow for caught behind. The umpire shakes his head.
Bairstow pushes for a review but Root decides against it.
Silly stats about Anderson's summer courtesy of Wisden editor Lawrence Booth...
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It is a change of ends for Broad but no change of fortunes for England's second most successful wicket taker.
He starts the over wide of off stump and Brathwaite slaps a cut for four before over correcting and being clipped for another to fine leg.
That's not great bowling. Geoffrey is not impressed with Broad today. I thought he was a little unlucky in his first spell but there you go.
Jimmy Anderson's spell is over. He is replaced by Stuart Broad having taken two wickets this morning, the latest that of Kyle Hope.
His figures this morning? Six overs, three maidens, two wickets for five runs.
Brilliant.