Somehow that's a maiden. Broad backing away and heaving away agriculturally at Roach but missing the majority of them.

Wayne Andrews: Is it ridiculous to suggest that, in the context of this match so far, England's lead might now be a winning one?

Despite his great height, Holder is barely at 80mph and Broad swipes a loose one off his hips for his third boundary. Roland-Jones edges short between second and third slip. The luck not going with the Windies.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

You simply can't drop catches like that in a situation like this. It's a howler. It's hit him on the wrist. It's a really bad miss.

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Roland-Jones on 11

Roland-Jones has a reprieve. It was routine for wicketkeeper Dowrich, maybe a little high at shoulder height, but it slips through the gloves like an errant bar of soap.

Ant Myers: Can we just take no balls away from on-field umpires? Just have an umpire watching on TV and a buzzer to let them know each time.

Gabriel is doing nothing for the over-rate, two more no-balls in this one from the big man. Broad doesn't mind them when they are pitched up and he backs away to drive two thumping strokes to the boundary. Important runs for England.

A flurry of wickets this afternoon then, Bairstow lbw for 21, upheld after review, Stokes bowled by Gabriel shortly after being bowled off a no-ball and Moeen driving to gully.

Not quite yet for the full day's pay, we've now had 25 overs, but there is no immediate sign of rain yet. There are 48 more overs schdeuled to be bowled today, which would be one heck of a late finish. A rare breed, a maiden from Roach to Broad.

Captain Root looks pensive from his porthole in the pavilion and so does Gemma Broad watching her brother facing the short-pitched stuff from the West Indians. One of the biggest cheers of the day is for a burst of sunshine that briefly illuminates the outfield, but it is soon covered by cloud. Broad off the mark with a push through mid-on.

Ewan Murray: If, from the Mound Stand, we can see all these no-balls, why can't umpire do the same who is 6 feet away?

He'd been out of Test cricket for ages before this series, but Kemar Roach has been West Indies' best bowler, terrorising the left-handers in particular. He's got himself a spot on the honours' board. Stuart Broad is the new man.

Former England batsman Mark Butcher is in attendance. No need for a corkscrew for him, it looks like there is an opened beer bottle in his immediate vicinity. He would approve of that pull shot from Toby Roland-Jones - dispatching Gabriel to the boundary - and a fielder is then placed on the boundary for England's number nine.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

West Indies are still in this.

Captain Root is peering out from a side window in the pavilion like an excited schoolboy. There won't be any declarations today, that much we can say. Three slips and a gully for Roach to Moeen, who is beaten by a beauty from Roach that swings sharply away from the left-hander. So still plenty for the bowlers, even though there is now a hint of sunshine.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

You just felt that there was a bit of tiredness. He got an inside-edge to one, then he got bowled off a no-ball, then he missed another. That one hasn't done a lot and he's missed it on the inside, it's gone between bat and pad.

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Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

He played brilliantly, counter-attacking like he does so well. It's one of the most dominant performances you could imagine.

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