Stokes 16*, Root 8*
Buttler 0, Crawley 10 - bowled by Roach
Stokes & Buttler open batting
WI 287 - first-innings deficit of 182
Broad sparks collapse from 242-4
Woakes 3-42, Broad 3-66
Brathwaite 75, Brooks 68, Chase 51
2nd Test, Emirates Old Trafford, day 4
West Indies lead three-Test series 1-0
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The pitch is starting to play tricks. If West Indies see off the first new ball then they have a chance but it is not going to be easy.
England have a great chance.
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Russel Winder: Why can't we go back to 5 or 6 Test series? These 3 Test series just do not allow for build up of tension, or total annihilation.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Joe Root will have West Indies' win at Headingley in 2017 on his mind. That is bound to have some small effect. The way they sent out Buttler and Stokes shows he wants to give himself the opportunity to level the series.
This is a series England expected to win. Drawing the series is not what they are about.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It is fantastic stuff by Stuart Broad. You can see why he has the record has.
Again, with West Indies batting you think they are one wicket away from a collapse.
They have progressed as batters to getting 50s and 60s but the next step in the progression is to go on and make hundreds.
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Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It would be reckless for West Indies to go into tomorrow thinking about the win.
They have to go out with positive intent and get to tea.
If they need 80 runs in the final session then go for it but they have to build the foundation first.
Don't find yourself 80-6. England have to force the game.
More from England bowler Stuart Broad on Sky Sports: "The short pitched bowling got me through my action a bit and made me realise what tempo I need to be at the crease.
"I felt under a bit of pressure. Any time you don't have match practice and this time, in a normal English season, we're eight, 10, 12 first-class games in, so you're bowling and in rhythm.
"You do feel an added mental pressure to hit your straps and it's different to bowling in a net."
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England bowled so well with second new ball.
They did the right thing with the batting line-up. To see Buttler and Stokes charge out, I know it didn't work for Buttler but it showed good intent.
England will want to get another 60 and have 85 overs to make sure they have a second new ball.
They have given themselves a great chance.
England bowler Stuart Broad, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's going to be a good day tomorrow. We need to set it up in the first 45 minutes, an hour tomorrow.
"In a dream world we get two new balls tomorrow. We've given ourselves a chance of winning this game, which is a great position.
"The second new ball is going to be quite important, even if its for four, five, six overs.
"If West Indies were seven down with that second new ball, you'd feel like it would give you a real chance."
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Well. That was fun, wasn't it?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The England captain will have a few things to think about for tomorrow.
There is a terrific final day set up.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It is teed up beautifully for tomorrow.
Stokes 16, Root 8
A single, and that's your lot!
England will take a lead of 219 into the final day.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That was a massive heave. It would have gone straight over our heads.
Ben Stokes tries to dispatch Shannon Gabriel out of the ground and ends up swishing at fresh air.
One ball left...
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James Haworth: I'd sooner England lose this game by Windies chase than bat too long and draw. At least go out fighting and have some belief.
Shot! Ben Stokes hammers a straight drive down the ground but it's cut off by Alzarri Joseph and they'll have to settle for one, which seems unfair.
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