Rain wipes out third day
West Indies 32-1
Brathwaite 6*, Joseph 12*
Curran removes Campbell for 12
England 479-9: Stokes 176, Sibley 120
2nd Test, Emirates Old Trafford
West Indies lead three-Test series 1-0
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford
Grim in Manchester. The drizzle that was hanging around early this morning has turned into steady rain that is forecast for most of the day. It could be a long Saturday in the bio-bubble.
(PSA: AB de Villiers is batting over here.)
BBC Test Match Special
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It was a tough day for West Indies, who spent 162 overs in the field before Joe Root declared at 469-9.
They lost John Campbell just before the close, lbw to Sam Curran, but Alzarri Joseph, possibly my new favourite batsman, herded them to the close without further loss.
They trail England by 437 runs. If they ever get back out there.
Ben Stokes did Ben Stokes things, hitting his 10th Test century before accelerating in superb fashion.
The last video below is possibly my favourite thing he's ever done. Especially with the Fleabag-style look to camera. And that's a long list to choose from.
Yesterday, Dom Sibley logged the longest innings - in terms of balls faced - by an England opener not called Alastair Cook since 2003.
He reached his second Test century, and first in home conditions, from 312 deliveries.
Let's look back on happier times, when there was actual cricket, and England were doing it rather well...
It's raining.
And when I say raining, I mean rain. Irritating, drizzly, not-moving-any-time-soon weather.
The weather has no respect for Test cricket, does it?
I have bad news...
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