England slip from 249-3 to 279-8
Crawley 76, Sibley 50, Stokes 46
Crawley adds 98 with Stokes
Three wickets for Gabriel
West Indies led by 114 on first innings
First Test, Southampton, day four
Image source, PA MediaTomorrow could be one of the great final days.
England's late slump has left West Indies in control but if the lower order can add a few more runs then the hosts are in with a good chance.
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After Stokes was out Zak Crawley, Jos Buttler, Dom Bess and Ollie Pope soon followed.
That late collapse has given West Indies the edge.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I wouldn’t want to chase over 200 on this wicket. I think 171 will be difficult with England’s bowling. If one player gets you 60 or 70 though, West Indies should win the Test match.
Well said, Sam.
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There was a period in the afternoon when Ben Stokes was crunching around the ground and England looked like they could easily gain a lead well in excess of 200.
But Stokes' wicket, falling to Holder for the second time in the match for 46, sparked the collapse of 5-30.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Joe Denly played the way he has played in all of his 15 Tests. It's been the same story. He did the hard yards then made a mistake.
The morning session was slow going. Rory Burns and Dom Sibley set a platform - Sibley got to first fifty in England - but both were out in soft fashion.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's been a terrific Test. I've loved it and just wish there was a crowd here to watch it. I didn't think we'd see as much quality as we have done, taking into account the preparation both teams have had.
It really has been a belting day of Test cricket.
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There were contributions from all of England's top five. Zak Crawley was the highest scorer with an excellent 76.
Is it enough to secure him a place in England XI long-term?
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
West Indies have their noses in front that they will sleep sweeter tonight than the England team would.
I think 200 seems to be the target. Any less than that, WI will be happy. If not, England will feel like they have a chance. It's just going to be a riveting last day of Test cricket.
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That old familiar middle-order collapse again, seemed an inevitability about it somehow. Another 20 or so and this could yet be tight though.
Mike in the New Forest
I can't decide. West Indies are favourites for me but their batting can be flimsy.
One thing is for certain. Tomorrow should be a belter.
Who is winning this game from here?
Thumbs up for England. Down for West Indies.
Lead by 170
The clock ticks to 7pm as Shannon Gabriel bowls the final ball of the over. That'll be our lot.
West Indies look pleased as they walk off. That big effort in the final session has to have them as favourites.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Good decision by the umpire and good decision not to review.
Jofra, never one to look flustered, has a airy drive to Gabriel. He misses - or at least the umpire thinks he has. The West Indies appeal but decide against a review.
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