WI 180-2published at 54 overs
Brathwaite 83, S Hope 70
Anderson conjures up four dot balls to start before Shai Hope drives at a full one - superb diving half-stop by Broad at mid-off limits it to two.
A wise leave outside off to finish.
Summary
WI win first Test in England since 2000 - series level at 1-1
Shai Hope (118*) is first man to score two 100s in same first-class match at Headingley
Brathwaite makes 95, putting on 144 for third wicket with Hope
Cook drops West Indies' top scorers - Hope on 106 & Brathwaite on 4
WI win is 20th best fourth-innings run-chase; third best in England
Anderson remains on 497 Test wickets
Eng 258 & 490-8 dec; WI 427 & 324-5
WI 180-2published at 54 overs
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Anderson returns to the fray.
What can he conjure before tea? He's got just over half an hour.
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This is only the fourth time two partners have ever registered two century stands together in a single Test for the Windies. This is the first time since Lara and Sarwan managed it back in 2001.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialA lot of the rub of the green has gone the way of England so you can begrudge West Indies a bit of good fortune. This is tremendous cricket.
WI 178-2published at 53 overs
Need 144 runs to win
Jeez. Stokes does Brathwaite for pace with a short ball - the opener has no idea what stroke to play, settling for a fend/hook hybrid as the ball is edged up and away for four.
That's a better shot - a short delivery cut away for a couple to third man.
Two more singles makes it eight off the over.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialThe crowd know the England team need them. That is why they have been raising the noise in the last 20 minutes.
WI 170-2published at 52 overs
Minimum 44 overs remaining
Broad continues to toil away. He's bowled well and deserves more than his one wicket but this could well be the final over of his spell.
Brathwaite and Hope look like they're trying to see him off.
And that's why - a terrific delivery that Brathwaite flashes at. Bairstow goes spare behind the stumps in appeal but Broad wasn't interested. No edge there.
Brathwaite gets off strike with a single to square leg before Hope does see off the rest of the over.
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Andrew Lewin: Whatever happens, the West Indians can hold their heads high. A week ago there was despair, now there is hope. Shai Hope...
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialWest Indies have played incredibly well.
When it gets to within 100 the word winning goes through the mind and I will be interested to see how the West Indians cope with it.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialBroad is creating pressure at one end. Stokes has to create and complement the pressure at the other end.
Image source, ReutersWI 169-2published at 51 overs
Need 153 runs to win
Stokes still bowling back of a length - it's too easy for Brathwaite to duck under or weave out of the way.
Just one off the over - Brathwaite riding a short ball and guiding it away fine.
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Dacre: Forget the last four and a half days, if Windies treat this as a one-day game now, they can easily win.
Thomas Bonser: Fair play WI, complete contrast to last week. Good response from young team - keep them together & they'll be strong in a few years.
Eng 168-2published at 50 overs
Brathwaite 74, S Hope 67
Several rounds of applause after a series of Broad dot balls, the crowd realising England desperately need a lift.
Shai Hope leaves the last - a welcome maiden for the hosts.
WI 168-2published at 49 overs
England need eight wickets to win
Stokes bowling straighter than Broad, more directly targeting off stump, adding in the odd short ball.
The Windies pair happy to clip singles into the leg side though.
Brathwaite then guides one down to third man. Then Hope guides it to a similar area for another single.
How are your nerves, England fans?
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We're so bad at chasing fourth innings targets I wouldn't back us to do as well as the West Indies are doing here if the roles were reversed - we'd have collapsed 100 all out by now.
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WI 164-2published at 48 overs
Need 158 runs to win
Broad has the right idea - keep probing away in the channel outside off on a good to full length and don't go too straight.
No wickets as of yet but it's limiting the runs, which will build pressure.
Bit of bounce to finish but Hope plays it well enough.
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Ian B: If Root's bold declaration backfires and leads to defeat it will be a major test of his character
Mark le Huray: How long before the Captain gets unnecessary criticism about an early declaration
PD31: Well Moeen did say he wanted the match over before tea...
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The match is still in the balance but Windies are on top out there, not least to yet another terrific century stand between Kraigg Brathwaite and Shai Hope...
WI 163-2published at 47 overs
Brathwaite 71, S Hope 66
Hope clips away a couple before Brathwaite drops one into leg that the all-action Stokes can't prevent going for a single.
Bit too straight from Stokes first up as Hope guides away for another run.
Wahey. Hope goes for a flashy drive but misses.
He edges this one - but it rolls through the vacant third slip and off to the fence. Frustrating times for England.
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Ben Stokes finally enters the attack.
Can England's chief making-something-happener make something happen...