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Andrew, you've got way too much time on your hands.
Stuart Broad starts his spell with a belter of a delivery that moves away from Brooks. More Broad magic coming up?
Summary
England win inside final hour
Three-match series level at 1-1
Broad 3-42, Stokes 2-30, Woakes 2-34
WI 198: Brooks 62, Blackwood 55
England 129-3 dec: Stokes 78* off 57
England add 92 in 11 overs
2nd Test, Emirates Old Trafford, day 5
WI 144-6published at 50.1 overs
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Using my phone's stopwatch I've found the fake crowd noise to be on a 1 minute 48 second loop, there's a characteristic high pitched laugh which gives it away. Once you've noticed the laugh you can't un-hear it!
Andrew, Ealing
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Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match SpecialI love Chris Woakes. He always does the dog work. He's always there or thereabouts.
WI 144-6published at 50 overs
Target 312
The floodlights are on but a mile or so away at our office the sun is beaming through the windows. It may just be a nasty dark cloud that has built over Old Trafford.
Ben Stokes has finally been allowed to have some rest. Stuart Broad whips off his sweater and his floppy hat.
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James Cooper: Carlos reading the shipping forecast is AMAZING! We NEED a full version - make it happen!!!
WI 144-6published at 49 overs
Target 312
On TMS, Carlos Brathwaite is being lulled into agreeing to read the shipping forecast. Lovely stuff.
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Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match SpecialI feel for Shai Hope. He has been batting so well in this series. He's been similar to Joe Denly - absorbing the early pressure and then getting out.
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Stuart Broad looks to be limbering up at mid-wicket.
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Now that's an amazing picture!
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Ricky Boardman: Celebrating a happy first year of marriage listening to @bbctms and reminiscing about one year ago - when my wife carved one over the slip cordon into the Menai Strait (even my page boy backstop couldn’t make up the ground).
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Minimum 37 overs remaining
Stokes has now gone from bowler to cheerleader as he offers Chris Woakes some encouragement.
I said this in the last match but Jason Holder manages to make stumps look so small when he stands at the crease. He is looking relatively solid but is keeping most of the shots in the bag.
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Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match SpecialI batted in Australia for a couple of Tests. As soon as I got to 20, Pattinson went around the wicket, there was fine leg, short leg, leg slip, and you knew what was coming. I was at number eight though, so they probably thought I'd been there too long.
WI 143-6published at 47 overs
Brooks 53, Holder 5
He bats, he bowls and he fields...
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match SpecialHolder almost fell for the trap. He didn't fend it off, he just clipped it away. It's like he forgot Root was there.
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Ben Stokes stands halfway down the pitch with his hands on his head after Jason Holder almost flicks the ball straight to Joe Root at leg gully. That would have been a gift.
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Shane Dowrich only lasted the three balls before he fell to Chris Woakes...
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England need four wickets to win
So much rests on the shoulders of these two batsmen. There is not much to come afterwards.
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Shamarh Brooks has faced 100 balls now. He has seen wickets fall at the other end but still looks solid. He has played some great shots too.
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Rachel T: Stokes, Woakes - extraordinary blokes.