A handy start from Mark Wood.

First he finds the edge but the ball drops short of slip. Then he goes full and quick - very quick at 93.5mph - and beats the driving Shai Hope for pace. That wasn't too far from off stump.

Good start from Wood.

Jerusalem is belted out around the empty ground again. The sun beams down for the first time in the match.

Here we go with day three.

Mark Wood has three balls of his over to finish.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Southampton

Strangely, there are a lot of mangoes knocking around the bio-bubble. It would seem that one of the commentators knows someone nearby who has mangoes, so he took a delivery of a couple of boxes. Unsure of what to do with his loot, he's been dishing them out to whoever wants one.

England vice-captain Jos Buttler on TMS: "It looks like we'll get a full day's cricket which is nice. We need to bowl with discipline today. We were disappointed not to score more runs but we need to make it as big as possible by bowling with discipline."

On the decision to bat first: "There are many good reasons for us to bat first. The weather has been good for bowling over the first couple of days but we'll see how the day unfolds and the wicket plays. If we bowl well we can put ourselves in a good position."

Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I think the ball will do something this first hour or so. There will be a slight uneven bounce and two pace nature of this wicket. England will have to bowl slightly better than they did last night.

Virat Kohli - the best player in the league. Parks his flash car away from harm's way. All your team-mates try to be his mate in the bar afterwards.

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We've spotted this absolute gem...

Snakey (assume it's not his real name) on Twitter posted: "This is the closest the England cricket team will ever replicate a club cricket side" and then he followed it with this excellent thread., external

Here are a few of our favourites...

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Great work, Snakey.

Think you can do better? Get in touch.

Why not take it international?

If you're overseas and want to listen to TMS today then click here, external.

TMS is now live on BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra and at the top of this page.

It's another long commute to the ground for them...

If we needed a reminder as to why Jason Holder is ranked as the number one all-rounder in the world we got it on day two.

He was majestic.

Holder definitely took the first round in the battle of the all-rounders with Ben Stokes.

"I'm sure we'll have a good rivalry over these next couple of weeks, as we've had in the past," Holder said last night.

"He's a competitor, a really good cricketer," Holder said. "I'm sure he'll be in my face when we come to bat."

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Southampton

That's more like it. Behind closed doors feel much different when the sun is shining.

Good morning.

England's position in this match is by no means terminal but they have work to do.

Jason Holder's brilliance, supported by Shannon Gabriel and some gritty batting, has given West Indies the upper hand. The tourists will resume 57-1 this morning, 147 runs behind England.

After seeing West Indies cause havoc in gloomy drizzle on the first two days, England now have to bowl themselves back into the match in what look like perfect batting conditions.

Good news for cricket fans: the sun is back.

Bad news for England cricket fans: the sun is back.

Day three will begin on time at 11:00 BST.

Here comes the sun do do do doo...

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