England declare on 490-8 & Windies survive final six overs in the day
Woakes hits third Test half-century at number nine
Moeen - reprieved by a no-ball on 32 - hammers quickfire 84
Platform for late surge laid by Malan (61 off 186 balls)
Root (72) & Stokes (58) also play impressive knocks
Off-spinner Chase takes three wickets on wearing pitch
Eng 258 (Stokes 100); WI 427 (S Hope 147)
Stokes c Brathwaite b Chase 58 (Eng 303-5)
Oh.
Me and my big mouth.
This is a really strange dismissal. It was almost like catching practice. On the first ball after drinks Stokes just lofts the off-spinner Chase straight to Brathwaite and long off.
Thanks Jack.
This is all going rather swimmingly for England isn't it?
At what point do we worry that the pitch is looking so flat that England won't be able to bowl out West Indies?
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
West Indies look a beaten side.
Since the second new ball the ball hasn't done a great deal so there is not a lot there.
Pre-lunch they kept the spinners on and it gave me a message that Holder was worried about runs.
The morning session was so important for West Indies. Now the off-spinner has bowled an over and it was a one-day field.
And the end of the 100th over of this England innings also signals drinks.
Which signals my late lunchtime.
I'll hand you back over to Matt Henry for the spell leading up to tea and be back with you for the entire final session.
Laters.
Holder, still nagging away, no runs off the first four deliveries before Stokes dabs one away to deep cover for a single.
Malan defends to finish.
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This innings is proof that England can stay in, get stuck in and get the runs when they need it. They also haven't just relied on one batsman. All, apart from Westley, have done their bit. This is a high-class team, and they will win the Ashes, so long as there isn't another Mitchell Johnson-esque mass hoodoo...
A Roberts, doing the crossword with far too much distraction, Ealing.
Nothing wrong with a bit of confidence...
Malan 61, Stokes 57
Chase bowls to Malan first up, the number five patient before glancing it away for a single.
Stokes lets the first one go. A shorter ball to finish is then flicked down to long on for one.
Here's the moment Ben Stokes reached his half-century.
The Durham man is still there and looking to bat Windies out of this.
Roston Chase will enter the fray next - signal for Stokes to up the ante?
Fazeer Mohammed
TMS commentator
Someone has to lift West Indies at the moment and it isn't happening.
Lead by 131
Holder gets Stokes playing and missing, with some big movement after the ball had passed the bat.
A tidy over brings about a maiden for Holder but that pressure is in short supply at the moment.
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Away with talk of 180 being enough. England must get a 250 plus lead to guarantee the series win - first priority. That will also bat the Windies out of this game, and may win it for us - a bonus.
Anthony, Barnet
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Holder needs to get hold of his team and say, "look they are only 130 ahead, we can get the wickets and bowl them out for 180." This is a chance to bowl them out and win Test in England.
Holder at mid off isn't saying a word. The wicketkeeper doesn't speak. He is more interested in upping his own performance.
West Indies have no one taking the game by the scruff of the neck.
Malan 60, Stokes 56
Stokes picks up a single to join Malan on 56.
But Dawid joins the boundary party with a cracking cover drive that whistles to the fence.
England tucking into a very tired-looking Gabriel.
That's the 300 up and a lead of 131.
Malan 56, Stokes 55
Back-to-back boundaries as Stokes clips a full one off his legs square to the fence.
The all-rounder is battering West Indies right now.
They need to get him soon or he'll take the game away from the tourists.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Brilliant Ben Stokes. This is a cracking shot. The noise is just glorious when Stokes hits the ball.
Eng 291-4
Yeah, that new willow is up to scratch. Ben Stokes stays tall to the short ball and cracks it off the back foot through the covers.
That brings up his 11th Test fifty, off 92 balls.
Bit of a delay as Ben Stokes changes his bat.
He'll hope the new one can emulate this...
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
There is a lack of positive body language from West Indies. They tend to be laid back but even Viv Richards used to strut around like a tiger.
#bbccricket
Joe Brians: No one is moaning about Malan anymore like they were this morning! Let others be the aggressor and hold the innings together
GS Webster: Have to disagree. Malan would be good for England. We have enough flair players. We need someone who can steady the ship.
WeaklingChild: Malan’s low strike rate is an encouraging sign that he can play to the situation, despite his attacking intents. He can stay.
Malan 56, Stokes 47
Jason Holder into the fray, Malan angles one away for two behind point.
It's been strangely subdued from the tourists starting with that final half hour before lunch.
"No pep in the step," says Fazeer Mohammed on TMS. Indeed.
That's peppier - Stokes driving and getting a fine edge that dies and rolls toward Dowrich.