Luke Almond: If WI chase more than 400 then they deserve to win. Burns and Sibley have done their job of setting up the platform and another 200 today is comfortably possible in the overs remaining. Yes the rate needs to go up, but it’s not a problem right now.

Dom Sibley skips down and takes the aerial option, chipping it over mid-wicket for a couple.

In case you're just joining us and wondering why we're talking about the weather forecast for Monday.

This is what is currently forecast for Old Trafford on BBC weather.

Wet, wet, wet.

Rory Burns cuts away and Jermaine Blackwood misfields at point before the ball races away to the fence, beyond the dive of Chemar Holder.

In case you're just joining us West Indies have a substitute wicketkeeper on after Shane Dowrich took one on the lip/cheek.

Joshua da Silva has come on and received a rapturous reception from his team-mates when he safely gathered first up.

You can watch the Dowrich incident and the reaction to Da Silva in the clip below.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

We've had 114 balls and just 19 scoring shots. It's not easy to score and the West Indies found it difficult to score at various points in their innings so you've got to give some leeway.

Sharp bounce from Rahkeem Cornwall and Rory Burns does well to fend it away through a gap for a single.

Tough chance for sub keeper Joshua da Silva...

Roston Chase sends down a fine maiden over, ripping one past Rory Burns' outside edge.

It'll be double spin for West Indies now as Rahkeem Cornwall enters the attack.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Just on Kemar Roach, he has opened the bowling in all six innings. In the second innings of the second Test when England sent in Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler and were trashing looking to set up the declaration his figures were 6-0-37-2. In his other five opening spells his figures have been 24-12-31-1. He's not been making the early breakthroughs but England have been entirely passive against his bowling.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

In a more cynical world the gloves should go out with a message saying 'one of you come off with a hamstring pull'.

Still slow progress, just a single from the first over after drinks.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

I was going to put it a bit more forcefully. I think getting a wriggle on might be the order of the day.

Image source, Reuters

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

England aren't going quick enough for my liking. It's been a frustrating stop start session but given we know it's effectively going to be a four-day game given the forecast they've got to start going a little quicker somehow.

Time for refreshments.

Bit more of this required from England?

Rory Burns taps a single off the last.