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 27, S Hope 6
Woakes has just played the one first class match since his side injury so it would be no surprise if he was a little rusty.
He's looking for the full length but occasionally drops too short and Brathwaite is happy to linger on the back foot.
This won't encourage Woakes to pitch it up. The final ball is the best of the over but Brathwaite nicks the ball wide of the slips for four.
Shai Hope only has one score over 50 in his 12 Tests. Good luck young man. His best is a 90 against Pakistan earlier this year at Bridgetown, Barbados.
I didn't watch that innings but I doubt the ball was moving as far as Anderson has it going this morning.
After all the praise, Jimmy bowls a rare leg side delivery and Hope gets off the mark with a single.
Image source, Getty ImagesI know which end I'd rather be at this morning. That is no insult to Chris Woakes but there is nothing harder to face than Anderson at Headingley at his best.
Jimmy has a word of advice for his bowling counterpart but the wisdom hasn't been passed on as of yet.
Woakes is a tad short to Brathwaite.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
At Headingley you must pitch it up - it doesn't have the pace of some pitches so the batsman can stay on the back foot and have time to play it.
Once you pitch it up you get the batsman tentative and prodding forward and that's what happened there. And it was a terrific catch.
If they bowl well and catch well - 258 will be enough for England here.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe crowd gasp as the replays of that catch are shown on the big screen. Jimmy has been brilliant. He has bowled five overs with two wickets for four runs this morning. Hope was all at say for that wicket-taking delivery.
Kyle's younger brother Shai Hope is the new batsman.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That's a fabulous catch from Joe Root away to his left in two hands. He's snaffled that - it went so quickly.
K Hope c Root b Anderson 3 (WI 35-3)
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It's big full inswinger from Anderson but he has to give Joe Root a big pat on the back for this one.
It is a terrific diving catch from the skipper at second slip. I think it might have stung his hands a little. That went quickly.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Big swing from Woakes - I think today might be his day with the shape he's getting.
Trail by 226
A frustrating morning spell for Broad is over as he is replaced by Chris Woakes.
The Wawrickshire man bowled just the one over last night as he makes his return from a side injury. His pace will be of interest today as we asses whether he is back to full fitness.
It is a fine first over in the early 80mph with plenty of swing. He bowled a couple of beautiful away swingers but they were too good for Hope and missed the outside edge.
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The wicket was perhaps Anderson's worst ball of the morning but it was good enough to see the back of nightwatchman Devendra Bishoo.
Brathwaite 25, K Hope 1
Anderson has the ball on a string this morning. Broad has bowled a couple on the right-hander's hip but there has been nothing of the sort from Jimmy.
Kyle Hope gets off the mark with a single into the off side but Anderson is bowling a good line and length outside off stump.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That fell quite a way short but it was a proper edge.
Trail by 227
Brathwaite is living dangerously to Broad as he edges another full delivery but this one drops well short of Cook at first slip.
Once again Broad stands halfway down the pitch and glares at his opponent.
Brathwaite isn't interested in the staring contest. He turns away. The opener is battling away well.
Anderson 9-6-5-2
Kyle Hope is the new man at number four.
For now the pitch is bathed in sunshine but there is a very threatening black cloud above the imposing Headingley pavilion.
Hopefully the rain will stay away.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It was a bit of a short and wide one from Anderson and Bishoo nicked off. It's often the way with nightwatchman - don't waste your good balls on them, bowl them a pie.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It was only a matter of time. England will be pleased - they haven't wasted too much energy getting rid of the nightwatchman.
Bishoo c Bairstow b Anderson 1 (WI 31-2)
To say this was coming is an understatement.
Anderson beats Bishoo all ends up with three beauties to start the over but can't find the edge. The fourth ball isn't too good a delivery but Bishoo can't resist a swish and he nicks a cut through to Bairstow.
494 Test wickets for Jimmy...
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