Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

He brought Bishoo on too late! Alastair Cook has played down the wrong line - that is absolutely salmon and trout. It is the most out lbw I have ever seen.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

From our vantage point in the media centre, we can see all over the whole of west London. I can see some rain falling over there.

Gabriel plugs away again, he's up at 90mph with the last ball but Cook is looking positive and he keeps the bowling with a quick single into the cover region.

Barnaby: Amazing cricket we're witnessing... England have made it past 20 and Root still isn't at the crease.

There is a whacking swathe of dark cloud over the Mound Stand but still sunshine on the field as Holder continues, Cook driving him for three through mid-on.

Cook calls for a quick single and Stoneman would have been short of his ground there if Blackwood's throw from backward point had hit the target. It very nearly hit the fielder about five yards away from the throwing arm, which would have resulted in quite a delay.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

When you've got a small target, you tend to find there are either a couple of early wickets, the pressure builds and team creeps towards the target - or a team starts quickly and runs away with it. It looks like the latter.

Only 84 needed to win so captain Holder brings himself into the attack from Pavilion End. Not much sight of a maiden in this innings yet and the England openers continue to purposefully rotate the strike.

Gabriel is wide of off stump and Cook latches on to it. Through the covers it goes, racing across the manicured turf. Three boundaries in as many overs for the England openers.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

James Anderson finished the series as the leading wicket-taker with 19 at an average of 14.1. He took 20 wickets at 14.1 against South Africa earlier this summer.

His 39 wickets in the English season are the joint second highest by an England bowler at home, level with SF Barnes and Bedser, and behind only Jim Laker's 46 in 1956.

Image source, Reuters

Roach was the pick of the bowlers in the first innings with 5-72 but his opening delivery sees a beautifully controlled cover drive from Stoneman to the boundary.

Big Gabriel chugs in and the first ball is way down the legside for four byes. The next one is much better and Cook gets an edge short of slip, though it is given as byes. Stoneman away with a lovely on-drive to the boundary and the left-hander flicks off his hip for three more. Are England going to do it before tea at 16:10 BST?

Lesley Garrett was in good form on TMS, one of the few people to prevent Geoffrey Boycott from getting a word in. Well the sun is still out as the players emerge, but there are a few dark clouds building up over the Mound Stand, the mixture of blue and grey resembles Constable's Hay Wain. Hey, that's not bad for me, culture-wise, 107 to win then.

Steve Wilderspin: I'm sure I heard Geoff Boycott on day one of this Test saying that the wicket was flat and easy to bat on...

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

He's a fine bowler and he has been the difference between West Indies getting another 40 or 50 runs. The chase should be OK for England, even if they lose a couple of wickets.

That last one just nipped in to beat Roach's inside edge and peg back the middle pole. Anderson has been outstanding again. He took 2-12 from seven overs this morning to ensure the Windies didn't get away to a fast start and he has finished with 7-42 from 20.1 overs.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

What a match Anderson has had. 500th wicket and a career-best. You can't do any better than that.