It will be a big day for Bess - and Mark Wood and Jofra Archer too - but first of all England look to Jimmy Anderson for wickets once again.

He may have added a headband to his look for this series but Ben Stokes will be hoping for some classic Anderson action.

Off we go.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

This is a massive day for Dom Bess. He will have at least 15 or 20 overs to bowl, will be looking at getting three or four wickets. He bowled beautifully in the first innings, I was very impressed with him.

Every bowler has to play his part but I got a feeling Bess will do something.

The situation could play into West Indies opener John Campbell's hands. He likes a swing and if he comes off here a chase of 200 could quickly become 160.

You won't need reminding what West Indies did last time they were on these shores...

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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

There will be a passage of play somewhere today where England will get three or four wickets. So West Indies should treat it like a one-day game. Be positive. If there is anything short, hook it.

I get the feeling that this England game might just have it by 10 or 20 runs maybe.

This is why England decided to bat first in this Test.

England are now 59% favourites with WinVz. That's generous.

Could the 29 runs added today be the difference?

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Southampton

Archer knew he'd gloved that, but may have used the review to check Gabriel was behind the line. As soon as he saw it was a legal delivery, he started walking off.

So 200 to win. At the start of any Test, if you say the side batting last needs 200 with pretty much all of the last day to bat, you'd say it will be a good game.

The West Indies pace attack has been excellent in this match. We always knew they would do well.

Now, can their batters stand-up again and take them to a famous win?

West Indies have plenty of time to get to 200 - more than 80 overs. England will surely come in hard.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Shannon Gabriel is the first bowler to bowl five England batsmen in a Test since Muttiah Muralitharan at The Oval in 1998, external, in a game where the great Sri Lanka spinner took 16 wickets.

The last pace bowler to do it was Curtly Ambrose in Trinidad in 1994, external, the famous game where England were bowled out for 46.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Jofra was just having a bit of a punt there. But this is great Test cricket, this is why we all love it. It's beautifully poised.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I think that's out. I think he got glove on it.

Oh but Archer has gloved this behind, hasn't he?

It looks like it but he reviews straight away.

Archer again! He stands firm and heaves Shannon Gabriel over the leg side for a one-bounce four.

Archer has 23 from 33 balls. The lead is 199.

It has been a decent first half an hour for England despite the loss of Mark Wood. These 24 runs will help. Can they get six more for the psychological boost of a 200-run lead?

Carlos Brathwaite said on air yesterday that his curry of choice would be a korma. Disappointing.

Archer has taken the single now to put Anderson on strike.

Back to Archer v Holder now. West Indies have put the field back and Jofra turns down a single.

He's got a nerve with an average of 8.92, less than Jimmy's.

Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

He played it really nicely. Gabriel would like that ball again, it wasn't short nor full. Four valuable runs.

Yes, Jimmy.

He flicks the ball fine off his hip to the boundary. West Indies have a leg slip in play, so that wasn't entirely safe, but it's four.