Summary

  • Pope and Buttler share unbroken century stand for fifth wicket

  • Burns passes 50 but caught at slip by Cornwall

  • Roach bowls Stokes, Root run out for 17 by Chase direct hit

  • West Indies, who won toss, remove Sibley in first over

  • Third Test, Emirates Old Trafford, day one, series level at 1-1

  • Watch Today at the Test at 19:00 BST

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton

  1. Daniel Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special

    Oh dear. It's not been dragged back by a rather lazy huff. I say lazy, it's probably exhausted.

  2. Eng 234-4

    Oh, Shannon,

    Ollie Pope rocks back, flicks it fine and Gabriel, who's is clearly not 100% fit, wafts a boot at the ball as he chases it down and unsurprisingly can't stop it going for four.

  3. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    Eight dot balls is the most consecutive deliveries that Ollie Pope has faced in this innings.

  4. Eng 230-4

    Pope 77, Buttler 46

    Jos Buttler continues to very easily wait for the ball to spin into him from Roston Chase and tap it behind square leg for ones or twos.

    Oh dear. That sums up West Indies' evening - Jos Buttler smacking a wide ball under Jermaine Blackwood's hands and away for four.

    Fiercely struck but that should've been stopped in the covers.

  5. Windies captain Jason Holder is heading off the field.

    A potentially very damaging session so far for his side in the context of this match and series.

  6. 'West Indies have been awful in this session'

    Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    West Indies in this session have been awful - everything about their play. I don't know what was said at tea, they were right in contest but they delayed the spinner for too long. The keeper has just had one of those days too.

  7. Eng 223-4

    Ollie Pope skips down, picks the gap in the leg side and gets the single. Proper batting.

  8. Eng 222-4

    Jos Buttler nudges it square for a single to bring up the 100 partnership between himself and Ollie Pope.

    A tremendous effort and exactly what England needed when Buttler joined Pope at the crease.

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    Kevin Ticehurst: What a decision that is from the umpire, totally spot on. Even though it looked plum from where I was sitting!

  10. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    That's a ball that's apparently pitched some way outside off stump and gone well past leg stump.

    To be fair Shane Dowrich was moving in that direction.

  11. Not out

    Oh my. Sharp turn from Rahkeem Cornwall and the ball would have gone past leg stump.

    West Indies lose another review.

  12. No bat.

    This is going to be close.

  13. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    You can see from Ollie Pope's face that he's a bit nervous. This is close.

  14. West Indies review

    Rahkeem Cornwall gets it through onto Ollie Pope's pads.

    Another hearty appeal but not given.

    Bat on it?

    Jason Holder does send this one upstairs.

  15. Pope to become special player?

    Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    In terms of Ollie Pope, I don't want to big him up too much but I will. I think we're looking at a special player in time. He just looks like he plays the game so naturally.

    PopeReuters

  16. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    It was in the air but it went past the man there like a rifle shot.

  17. Eng 220-4

    Hello. Roston Chase tosses it up outside off and Jos Buttler threads it through a gap in the field to the fence.

  18. Talking of those two mighty sixes...

  19. Eng 215-4

    Rahkeem Cornwall is keeping Jos Buttler honest after those two mighty sixes earlier.

    That's a maiden.

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