Broad makes early breakthroughs - now has 499 Test wickets
England declare on 226-2 - Burns falls for 90 as England search for quick runs
Root hits quickfire 68 and Sibley also passes 50
Heavy rain is forecast on Monday
Broad finishes with 6-31 in Windies' 197
Third Test, Emirates Old Trafford, day three, series level at 1-1
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Have Sibley and Burns ended the debate about who should open for England? Or are they a little too similar or pedestrian for the needs of the game? I for one think having two decent but similar openers is a good problem to have.
Iain, Worthing
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You can't but you can't score too many runs out in the middle batting like this either!
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
You can't score runs in the pavillion!
Run rate 2.37
Four from the over! Not a boundary mind, but a couple of twos for Dom Sibley either side of the wicket.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
You can always tell when the cricket is slow because there's a real shortage of commentators around. Simon is showing his experience at the moment.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This is only the second time in a home Test since July 2017 that England's openers have added more than 60.
Rory Burns top-edges a sweep over the backpedalling fielder.
Both openers are trying to up the rate but are finding their scoring options very limited.
Dom Sibley does go for the big shot and miscues a flay aimed at mid-wicket just beyond the dive of square leg.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I'm not talking about slogging just trying to do something at least to try and push things along a bit.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Tuesday looks a cloudy day as well so they've got to be careful. I don't think West Indies will charge through the overs in the next couple of hours and if the clouds are around at 5:30 ish I'm sure we'll be off for bad light.
Play late. Nudge. Nurdle. Two more runs. Ho hum cricket.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I don't remember ever sending a message out to the batsman. You normally just have a chat at drinks or before you go out. You'd like to think the players can read the situation.
A very rare boundary...
The West Indies spinners continue to do a fine stifling job.
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Ian Blyth: The West Indies aren't scoring 250 let alone 400, chuck the bat at it, declare at tea and there's a chance we won't need even Tuesday!
A brief appeal for lbw against Dom Sibley but nothing doing.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I don't think they'll get it - they won't have enough time.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I'd think England will want as close to 400 as they can get.
More careful accumulation as Dom Sibley clips to square leg for a single that brings up the 50 partnership.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
There is a little bit of spin too for Chase and Cornwall. I have some sympathy with this pair because there is an invitation to play a game that is not their natural game. England have been crying out for a solid opening pair to get runs in the first innings and they've helped in providing that but in this particular situation they do need to hurry up a little bit. It is like torment for them.