Summary

  • Two wickets for Anderson, who is now England's most successful Test bowler against West Indies

  • Broad hits England's third fastest 50 (off 33 balls) to push England to 369 all out

  • England lost four wickets for 18 runs in first hour of second day

  • Pope bowled without adding to overnight 91

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

  • Watch Today at the Test at 19:15 BST

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton

  1. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It was a lovely innings but an ugly dismissal - he carved a full toss to deep mid-wicket. He's changed the whole complexion of the game there.

  2. wicket

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    Broad c Blackwood b Chase 62 (Eng 356-9)

    Shame. It's actually a fairly tame dismissal that brings Stuart Broad's fantastic counter-attacking cameo to an end.

    A pre-meditated slog sweep but it's a low full toss from Roston Chase and Broad hits it straight to Jermaine Blackwood at deep mid-wicket.

    But what a brilliant innings and a crucial one in the context of this series.

    Broad banjaxes 62 off 45 balls to restore England to a strong position after their morning collapse.

  3. I am all here for Stuart Broad scoring 38 more runs in 14 minutes before lunch.

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    Rachel T: Whatever I’m doing in life, I want Stuart Broad in my team. Born winner.

  5. Eng 356-8

    Dom Bess sees out a tidy maiden over from Rahkeem Cornwall. Not overly threatening though.

  6. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It feels like we've got enough for the day's highlights package now - and we've got two sessions and a bit to go!

  7. Is Stuart Broad wreaking revenge for how his beloved Nottingham Forest royally messed up in missing the Championship play-offs?

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  8. Stuart's dad Chris is the match referee for this game. Here they are walking to work together...

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  9. Eng 356-8

    Broad 62, Bess 16

    Broad and Bess knock Chase around for six runs off the over.

  10. Eng 352-8

    Double spin for West Indies as Roston Chase comes on.

    Stuart Broad executes a fine drive from in to out that he gets two for as Shannon Gabriel comes round to cut it off.

  11. Bang.

    Bang.

    Again.

  12. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    At 33 balls, that is the joint-third fastest half-century we have on record for England. The first two were by Ian Botham, one off 28 balls against India in Delhi in 1981 and 32 balls against New Zealand in 1986.

  13. Eng 350-8

    Stuart Broad scampers a couple more before tapping a single.

    That's the 350 up for England - which seemed a long way off when they fell to 280-8 earlier.

    Dom Bess does his bit to defend the last ball of the over.

  14. Eng 347-8

    That's the joint third fastest half-century in Test by an England batsman. Remarkable.

    Stuart Broad is running West Indies ragged - a firm sweep gets through the fielder and away for four. Should've been stopped.

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    Broad is a lieutenant not a captain. Great senior pro, feisty performer, but not a skipper. Been a pleasure to watch him mature into a genuine top-notch cricketer.

    Nick, Hastings

  16. Eng 343-8

    And now Stuart Broad wisely taps it into a gap to pick up a single to keep the strike.

  17. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    That is a truly memorable half-century by Stuart Broad. There is some playful gesturing from Anderson, on the balcony, and Broad there - I'm not quite sure what that meant. Broad has certainly seized the initiative.

  18. 50 runs

    50 for Broad

    Eng 342-8

    Sorry Ollie Pope but this has been my favourite knock of this innings.

    Stuart Broad caps a majestic counter-attack with a magnificent hook over deep backward square leg for four.

    Just the 33 balls to reach his half-century.

  19. Eng 337-8

    Rahkeem Cornwall is doing a decent job of stemming the flow of runs from one end.

  20. Bang.

    Bang.