Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in St Lucia

You have to give these two credit - they've been pretty selective about their strokes.

Shimron Hetymer shuffles deep into his crease and works Moeen Ali off his pads, before Moeen drifts a beauty through Roston Chase's defences.

A scampered single rounds off the over.

Alastair Cook
Former England captain on The Cricket Social

It's just a frustrating partnership for England. These always tend to happen when you're close to a big win.

Oh, and again!

This is another low delivery that just cuts Roston Chase in half, sneaking past his pads and somehow avoiding the off stump. Wood can't believe that's missed and, to be honest, neither can I.

Chase ducks himself underneath the inevitable bouncer before hustling a couple of runs past Jennings at square leg.

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Roston Chase jumps into the air and thrusts his bat down as a Mark Wood delivery stays low, and then has a wry grin on his face.

That wasn't dissimilar to the way he got out in Antigua, when Stuart Broad got a ball to trickle through his defences and demolish his stumps.

Matthew Hoggard
Former England bowler on The Cricket Social

I can't see the advancement in Keaton Jennings' career from not playing county cricket from the start of the season.

If you've got a problem the easiest time to work on it is over the winter when there's no pressure and you can get all the time you need in the nets.

But what does it say about county cricket if he doesn't play? He's more important than county cricket?

"Catch that!" says Jonny Bairstow as Roston Chase fends Moeen towards short leg. Unless Keaton Jennings was lying under Chase's nose, there's no way he's getting hold of that.

Chase sends a nice drive rolling away through the covers for a couple of leisurely runs.

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Matt Ruxton: After the first Test of 13-14 Ashes down under we bumped into a group of the boys in a backpackers bar in Brisbane. Saw them on the news the next day looking a little sore headed! Swanny certainly enjoys his Oasis!

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This is a little loose from Mark Wood, fizzing two of his first three deliveries down the leg side as Shimron Hetymer leaves the ball well alone.

Hetymer whirls his wrists to hoick the ball off his pads, but a mistimed pull lands just in front of the man jogging around on the boundary.

Right then.

Here's Mark Wood..

Matthew Hoggard
Former England bowler on The Cricket Social

There's a big case for Ian Bell being brought back if he scores runs at the start of the season. The selectors know it'll be a stop gap, it's a short term looking after the here and now and protecting the batsman of the future.

Bringing them into the Ashes could do more damage, exposing them to a fine attack, rather than putting someone like Ian Bell back in who would bring the stability at number three.

Jonny Bairstow has just turned the noise up a notch behind the stumps, encouraging Moeen Ali as Chase and Hetymer drop a few singles here and there.

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Pete Exley: As a gay cricketer sidelined having come out to his team, Root's handling of Gabriel's comments has put a huge smile on my face and made me so proud to have an ally like him representing my country's team. Cricket and sport as a whole should take note. Thanks, Joe!

That is a belter of a delivery from Stuart Broad, angling in and then just, somehow, zipping past the outside edge.

There's definitely some extra bounce there for the England seamer, and Chase rather edgily sees off the final few balls.

Philip Hill: Somewhere in Australia a long, long time ago...

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Half an appeal from behind the stumps as Moeen drifts a delivery into Shimron Hetymer's pads, but a thick inside edge has saved him there.

Hetymer drives through mid-wicket and Joe Root leaps on the ball to stop it racing away for four, and the batsman comes dangerously close to chopping on as the over comes to an end.

Andy Zaltzman
The Cricket Social statistician

Jos Buttler has dropped 10 of the 22 chances that have come his way since he returned to the Test side this summer.

Stuart Broad and Roston Chase have a brief stare-off as Chase pokes tentatively forward in defence.

I suspect Mark Wood might be called into action sooner rather than later...

Not a lot to report. Just a series of singles, with no huge spin for Mo.

Time for a change of pace.

Moeen Ali will replace James Anderson, who has figures of 3-16.