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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Good, tidy, accurate stuff from Shannon Gabriel with just a Rory Burns single off his hip added to the total.
The camera has cut to a dejected looking Jason Holder in the Windies changing room. He currently has his thumb in a cup of ice.
Is Stuart Broad the best he's ever been?
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This is the fourth time this year that Stuart Broad has taken three wickets in a single spell. Previously, he'd only had three in two years.
The big screen at Old Trafford has just shown that more than £500,000 has been raised for the Ruth Strauss Foundation so far during this Test.
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Saint Alastair: Broad and Anderson are next level. Imagine thinking that dropping or resting or “rotating” them should be an option for Test Cricket. Broad in particular could play for another 3 or 4 years, another brilliant hopefully match-winning performance.
Bang on the money from Kemar Roach to Dom Sibley, testing his defences.
The England opener survives the pair for the time being.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I think he'll be OK, but he will have to ice it off the field for a while and won't be able to marshal his troops.
Jason Holder is walking off for more treatment and possibly an x-ray.
If West Indies weren't already up against it, losing their captain isn't going to help matters.
While Jason Holder is having his thumb looked at, have a watch of Stuart Broad's six wickets.
Ooh!
Kemar Roach entices an edge from Rory Burns but it drops short of Jason Holder at first slip. The West Indies captain does well to stop it but he's in some discomfort now - either with his finger or wrist - and the physio is coming on.
Kemar Roach will get us going with Rory Burns facing up.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The declaration will be interesting - it might have to happen tonight to get some overs in, to ensure they have enough time to bowl out West Indies on Tuesday.
England aren't in a huge rush so their conventional openers of Dom Sibley - who is on a pair don't forget - and Rory Burns are strolling to the middle.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Stuart Broad looks back to his best, bowling that one which jags back sharply after setting the batsman up with a few which go away.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford
6-31 are Stuart Broad's best figures in a home Test since you know what...
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
England should think about how many overs they need to bowl out the West Indies on Tuesday - just bat properly today, until tea at least.
That plan is with the expectation that we won't see any cricket tomorrow because of the forecast.
Well, England went into the morning session with hopes of enforcing the follow-on. The first hour was resoundly won by West Indies but Stuart Broad has single-handedly clawed the morning session back in England's favour.
Their lead is already 172. What will the plan be from here?
Bat these three-four overs before lunch, the whole of the afternoon session and evening session, scoring 200 runs, before having 30 minutes at the Windies tonight?
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Why wasn't the Broad plan put into practice from ball one?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Dowrich had a go - he didn't have much faith in Gabriel - and he ended up shovelling the ball to Woakes.