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

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton

  1. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Shai Hope is thrilled. He's played really, really well. These two have put on 191 together now. A terrific effort.

  2. 100 runs

    100 for Shai Hope

    WI 226-3

    There it is! A maiden Test century for Shai Hope and what a beauty it's been.

    A dreadful delivery from Stokes, well down leg, allowing Hope to easily tuck it away for a single.

    Helmet off, lofted bat and a shout. Terrific stuff. Well batted that man.

  3. WI 225-3

    Stokes goes straight and back of a length at Shai Hope but the West Indian rocks back and executes a short-arm pull that races to the fence...

    He's on 99...

  4. WI 221-3

    Hope flicks one away for a single to move onto 95.

    Brathwaite watchful until Moeen strays onto his pads and the opener clips it fine for four, away from the despairing dive of Cook at fly slip.

  5. WI 216-3

    Moeen flights it up but Hope plants his front foot, gets his head over the ball and thumps it to the boundary to move onto 94 - his highest Test score.

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    Jonny C: Think the Aussies will be preparing the flattest of flat tracks after seeing this. Looking benign if there's little assistance

    Adam Robertson: Just tuned into the cricket at Headingley. Surprised but glad that West Indies are giving England a decent game.

  7. WI 212-3

    Brathwaite 103, S Hope 90

    Stokes to partner Moeen - a dab from Brathwaite to get off strike.

    Shai Hope then edges one that squared him up - but it's through that vacant third slip area as Stokes screams to the skies.

    Jaffa! Stokes has Hope playing and missing outside off.

    A dot and then a prod from Hope to move onto 90.

  8. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    I'm happy with Moeen's field, it's a field I enjoy. He's got a backward point in and not an extra cover. You want to try and tempt the batsman to drive you and then you bowl him through the gate. Well done, Mo.

  9. WI 206-3

    Brathwaite 102, S Hope 85

    Good start from Mooen after tea - bit of devilment in that first ball followed by a very solid line and length to secure a maiden.

  10. WI 206-3

    Ooft. First ball after tea from Moeen Ali keeps very, very low and skids on - Shai Hope shaped to play through leg and had to jab his bat down just in time. He did well to survive.

    A bit of variable bounce in this pitch?

  11. Cheers, Matt. Look out for his report of this fine day of Test cricket later.

    For now, an engrossing evening session awaits.

    England desperately need to find a way to start making inroads into this Windies line-up.

    Kraigg Brathwaite and Shai Hope just need to keep what they're doing, they've been exceptional so far.

    Moeen has the cherry in his hands, here we go...

  12. And with England in need of something to spark a change of fortunes, it is time for me to step away from the live texters' chair.

    Jack is back to take you to the close.

  13. Is Pakistan worth the risk?

    Stumped

    This week's Stumped podcast talks about Pakistan and the upcoming tour of the country by a World XI. The team discusses the risks and rewards of touring the country. You can listen below, or click here.

  14. Adios, KP

    Kevin PietersenGetty Images

    Some news (kind of!) for you.

    Turn off now, anti-KP fans.

    For England's most divisive player of recent times has confirmed his cricket career in this country is over following Surrey's quarter-final defeat in the T20 Blast last night.

    "Surrey's loss last night means the end of career in England. What an amazing journey," he posted on Twitter.

    "Thank you, Notts, Hants, Surrey, ECB & supporters!"

    Pietersen will continue to play T20 cricket overseas as well as continuing his involvement in wildlife conservation programmes in South Africa.

  15. Century for Brathwaite

    Sitting on 96 with a part-time spinner bowling at him, Kraigg Brathwaite couldn't resist going for the maximum to bring up his century.

  16. No luck for England

    It's been one of those afternoons where nothing has gone England's way. Kraigg Brathwaite was given out lbw earlier but was rescued by an inside edge and then not edging one saved him after what appeared to be a catch by Ben Stokes.

    Mark Stoneman also put a very difficult chance down at short leg. It was hardly even a chance. I am clutching at straws a little. The only player who could have caught it is James Taylor but he's in the TMS commentary box.

  17. Serving up a prank on a plate...

    Remember Aggers wind-up of Boycott earlier this summer? It'll be one for the ages (you can watch it above). The jist of it was that Boycott's 100th hundred at Headingley was actually his 99th. The 100th, Aggers joked, was actually made in Faisalabad. Well, a special commemortative plate has popped up to mark the 'occasion'...

    Boycott plateTwitter

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    Jack: Huge score on the cards for the Windies here unless the new ball blows West Indies away. A lot of people are looking very silly

  19. View from the Boundary

    Did you miss The Sky at Night's Chris Lintott at lunch? He was Jonathan Agnew's guest on View from the Boundary. You can listen again below, or here.

  20. Geoffrey Boycott
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Windies have outplayed England this afternoon. They've scored at 3.46 runs per over too - they haven't just been poking it around.

    The discipline of what to play and what not to play has been fantastic.

    England have some serious thinking to do at tea, because what they dished up this afternoon - with the exception of Jimmy Anderson - was not very good.