Campbell 12 - Curran overturns lbw
Eng 469-9 dec: Stokes 176, Sibley 120
Sibley & Stokes add 260 for 4th wicket
Buttler 40, Bess 31*; Chase 5-72
2nd Test, Emirates Old Trafford, day 2
West Indies lead three-Test series 1-0
That's all from us.
All of the analysis to today's play is below. England are now well in command of this match. Ben Stokes is a bit special isn't he? Dom Sibley looked the part today too.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
If Alzarri bats for a few hours then West Indies will be close to the target by tea!
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He's going to need to find some extra nous in some conditions, but Sam Curran is an absolute golden arm in England!
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Dom Bess will not get a better chance - the team have got a score that he, as a spinner, would want on the board. As a young off-spinner he has to come out and he would expect to deliver in these circumstances.
England opener Dom Sibley speaking to Sky Sports after scoring his second Test hundred: "Great feeling. Sometimes you think one is a fluke but to get two is a great feeling. It has put us in a great position in the Test match more importantly."
On his 260-run partnership with fellow centurion Ben Stokes: "We had a big partnership in Cape Town as well. He turned it on after he got his hundred and took the pressure of me. It is great to bat with Stokesy."
On the match situation: "This morning we wanted to make sure we batted for a long part of the day. They bowled really well in the morning. It was a case of getting through that and setting a good foundation.
"We didn't expect it to spin as much as it has done but hopefully Bessy can spin the wheel tomorrow. To get one wicket there was a massive bonus."
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
He's well on the way to being Sir Benjamin Andrew Stokes.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes is the all round package in terms of the way he can play. Stokes, at the minute, is England's best batsman, without question. His mentality, his control. everything about his play, is of a top order batsman.
You could argue his best years are still ahead of him. We've seen some incredible moments but I think he will be at this kind of consistency now for the next few years. I have no doubt that he will end his Test career with an average of well over 40.
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Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Alzarri Joseph tried his best to make it two down - you don't expect to see your nightwatchman playing those shots! That is his character. He believes in himself. Sometimes it's misplaced, like with the bat, but it's how he feels he is best for the team, and he's made it through.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The forecast for tomorrow is bad but we'll keep our fingers crossed...
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Joe Root lets Dom Sibley and Ben Stokes lead the team off after their hundreds earlier.
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Trail by 437
It was so out.
England have missed out.
Still, that shouldn't take away from a superb day for the hosts.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Absolutely plumb.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's out. It hit the toe first.
Oh, England may have missed one right at the end. A yorker from Sam Curran clips the boot before bat right in front of the stumps. There wasn't much of an appeal but I think it would have been out had England reviewed.
Alzarri Joseph fancies himself as a batsman.
He may be out as nightwatchman and it may be the final over but he tries to pull Sam Curran.
He gets a top edge over the keeper. Joseph has 14 from 16 balls.
Brathwaite gets a single to get down to the non-striker's end. It'll be down to Alzarri Joseph for the final five deliveries.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
What an extraordinary innings this is by a nightwatchman! A remarkable shot.
Alzarri Joseph is taking a novel approach to nightwatchman-ing (if that's not a word it is now). First he nearly chips a catch back to Dom Bess and then he lofts him over extra cover for a couple.
We'll have one more over today.