Isa Guha
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Tomorrow is a complete washout, we know that. It's not going to change. How much time do England want to bowl West Indies out? Knowing you have to win to get the Wisden Trophy back. Four sessions?

Your best bit of work in the bio bubble, Steph.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford

Cap update. Carlos Brathwaite says Windies subs who haven't played a Test get no sort of cap, just the floppy.

That's a fine maiden over by Jason Holder, capped by hitting Dom Sibley on the pads.

A stifled appeal though because it was clear straight away that hit him too high and easily going over the stumps.

Not very convincing from Dom Sibley as he tamely chips a hook shot into the leg side.

He's lucky he miscued it so badly because it drops well short of square leg.

With Rory Burns advancing to the spinner and Sibley taking on the short ball, is this a sign both these openers now feel they've got to get a move on?

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It's beautifully bowled by Roston Chase, he lured Rory Burns down. It was nicely gathered by Joshua da Silva, he went to the stumps and then missed them! He'll be disappointed with that.

It turned and bounced quickly, it might just wake up Dom Bess.

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And that should have been it!

Rory Burns skips down the pitch, misses one that turns and bounces sharply and Joshua da Silva has a lot to do, taking it well to his left.

But he just loses his footing while trying to shimmy back to the stumps and can't break the bails.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford

This raises the prospect of Joshua da Silva being the owner of Test dismissals without having played a Test...

Roston Chase versus Rory Burns resumes...

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford

Subs often get a cap that isn't quite the official one. Da Silva might be wearing a floppy out of personal preference. Having said that, he's now keeping to Holder bare-headed, which you don't see very often.

Matthew Lee: Nobody loves a boring opening batsman more than myself but why aren’t England treating this like a T20? Somebody show Root & Silverwood tomorrow's weather forecast.

Rory Burns goes for a booming drive but that's not the lenght for that shot and the ball just evades the outside edge.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford

The appearance of Joshua da Silva has energised the West Indies team, who seem thrilled that he is taking a meaningful part in an international match for the first time. He's a name to remember. Only 22, good first-class record with the bat. He once spent time with Old Wimbledonians in the Surrey Championship.

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Isa Guha
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Jason Holder was zoning in on that middle and leg stump and that's just right in the zone for Dom Sibley.

He heard you, Phil.

Jason Holder strays onto the pads and Dom Sibley whips it through mid-wicket for four.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

England musn't hang about here, they've got to be positive. Rory Burns will be busy but the one criticism of Dom Sibley is you can set fields to him and dry him up outside off stump.

Dom Sibley taps two then one.

Roston Chase has had success against Rory Burns in this series but the England opener can easily play the last ball of the over away to point for no run.

That's enough for big Shannon for now. Not his best spell but he proved yesterday he can be up there with the most devastating bowlers at his best.

Roston Chase enters the fray.

And for those on wicketkeeping head gear watch - Joshua da Silva has donned a helmet to stand up to the stumps.

Nicky Milburn: He's a good bowler but surely Shannon Gabriel is becoming a big problem for West Indies. Constant no balls, he can't field because he's so knackered.

It would be interesting to see how many runs he's cost them over the past two matches