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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
West Indies have scored more than 300 runs in the day. That's a good day for any side batting anywhere in the world.
Summary
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
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Close of play - WI 329-5published at 18:27 British Summer Time 26 August 2017
S Hope 147, Blackwood 21
...and the last ball is reflective of each side's fortunes today.
A terrible delivery down leg is duly dispatched to the boundary by Blackwood to cap off a majestic day for the visitors.
They lead by 71 runs with five first innings wickets remaining.
WI 325-5published at 101.5 overs
The answer is no so far. Moeen fires it down wide and Blackwood thrashes him away through point for four before his pushes through cover for two.
The last ball of the day to come...
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Moeen Ali to end a chastening day for England.
Can the off-spinner muster anything to improve the hosts' mood?
WI 319-5published at 101 overs
S Hope 147, Blackwood 11
Hope jabs into the off side for a couple.
Eeek, nervy moments as he edges through the slips for a streaky boundary.
Bit of a tired-looking shot as he tried to work it to leg, but he's earned it today.
A leave off the last and just one more over in the day for Windies to negotiate.
WI 313-5published at 100 overs
Lead by 55
Bit of spin before the day is out as Moeen Ali re-enters the fray.
Blackwood thumps a drive for no run, defends, then rushes through for a decent single to Broad at mid-off.
Hope clips another single off his legs to finish.
WI 311-5published at 99 overs
S Hope 140, Blackwood 10
Blackwood tries to wallop a pull shot, misses but jogs through for a leg bye.
Excellent delivery from Stokes, luring Hope into an ill-advised drive but, once again, fails to find the edge.
WI 310-5published at 98 overs
Lead by 52
Jermaine Blackwood has no truck with the state of the game - he's gonna play some shots.
Anderson pushes one slightly too full and Blackwood lofts him over the covers for four.
Love it.
WI 305-5published at 97 overs
S Hope 140, Blackwood 6
Blackwood and Hope trade singles, before the former swipes one away flamboyantly - just another single though.
Hope rides a short ball well to end. Windies pottering along to the close - five overs remaining.
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Alastair Cook doesn't tend to drop these.
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Jamie Pinder: Good to see England being really tested. Removes any complacency. Going to be lots of days like this in Oz.
WI 302-5published at 96 overs
Lead by 44
A run to Hope and a leg bye all the Windies can eke out against an accurate Anderson.
Stokes will resume his battle with Blackwood at the other end...
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Fazeer Mohammed
TMS commentatorBowl it there and Jermaine Blackwood will go after it - whether it's the first ball of the day or the last ball of the day.
WI 300-5published at 95 overs
Stokes greets Jermaine Blackwood with a bouncer that the new batsman ducks under.
Will Blackwood play some strokes in these final stages? Yes, yes he will.
Stokes strays short and wide and Blackwood batters him to the fence. Stokes laughs.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialRoston Chase got squared up on the back foot. It's not a great shot but it's a good catch. England are right back in this Test match if they can drag it back in the next seven overs. Australia's great teams would do that at the end of an iffy day.
WICKETpublished at 94.4 overs
Chase c Cook b Stokes 5 (WI 296-5)
Hope dabs a single to bring Chase on strike.
Two dots but then Stokes finds an extra bit of lift, this time well-directed, and Chase brings his hands too high to push at it and guide it to Cook at first slip.
Poor decision from Chase to play at it up there but excellent bounce from Stokes and a solid catch from Cook - his 151st in Test cricket.
Can England pick up one or two more before the day is out?
Postpublished at 17:53 British Summer Time 26 August 2017
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialThe frustrating thing about this England side is that they can be incredible one week and then out of nowhere they've produced two days of really poor stuff.
WI 295-4published at 94 overs
Here comes Anderson, looking to replicate his morning performance.
That won't help his mood - Shai Hope getting an inside edge just past his own stumps and it runs away for four.
Hope then punches a drive, looking to consecutive boundaries, but Moeen does well to slide and keep them to three.
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You're not dreaming, Fazeer. West Indies have a chance to really grind England down now.
Finally James Anderson returns to the attack. Quick wickets needed for the hosts.
Postpublished at 17:48 British Summer Time 26 August 2017
Fazeer Mohammed
TMS commentatorWest Indies have shocked me. It's remarkable to see how they have turned it around. I almost want to pinch myself.