WI 202-4: Holder 43*, Bonner 34*
Windies slip from 83-0 to 127-4 before unbeaten stand of 75 between Bonner & Holder
Windies openers had cruised to 83 against wayward England seamers
England 311: Bairstow 140; Seales 4-79
First Test, day two, Antigua
Thanks Harry. The best performance by an Everett on the BBC since Kenny was doing it in the best possible taste back in the 1980s.
One for the older viewers, that.
Anyway, a key partnership for West Indies this. Another wicket and England could get stuck into a fairly fragile tail.
Trail by 148
Overton does get hit for a single, but these are still miserly enough figures.
That's my debut spell successfully managed without a wicket taken or the game being taken away from either side.
A quiet, steady session - just playing myself in, hoping for fireworks later in the game.
Here is Timothy Abraham to take over proceedings.
Somerset bowlers bowling in tandem now.
The Taunton Vettori starts with a quicker, flatter one which Bonner does well to keep out.
Foakes really enjoyed that over behind the sticks, Leach getting into some rhythm with better field sets now helping him to another maiden.
Overton lets out a grunt as he's hit for four. He goes for six off the over - the Windies' most prolific in a while.
For those of you now double screening with tonight's Champions League proceedings, be warned play in Antigua can go on as late as 21:47 GMT today, so plenty more cricket to keep you occupied.
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Loving Foakes's energy behind the stumps!
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Jack Leach gets his first bowl of the evening session, from the Sir Curtly Ambrose end this time, backed by the breeze.
A maiden.
Just as I mention Holder being watchful we have our first non-streaky boundary for a long time.
A Stokes short ball is pulled for four by the Barbadian.
Back in January, Holder ended the T20 series with four wickets in four balls.
He earned player of the series predominantly for his seam bowling - even more impressive seeing as those five matches served up the most sixes in a bilateral T20 series.
Quite a different job for him to do with the bat now, still ever so watchful.
The two Durham boys are bowling nicely in tandem here.
The West Indies batters relaxed on their home patch.
Mark Wood attempting to ruffle some feathers with some quick deliveries. That's another maiden.
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John Petrie: Would it be a fair assumption that there is a plan to rotate Overton and Woakes with Mahmood and Fisher? Otherwise what is the point of them being there?
Neil Diamond has made an early audio appearance care of the Barmy Army trumpeter.
Stokes, with his slicked-back hair, glides through the breeze comfortably enough to go for just two singles from his eighth over.
He ends with a bumper that Holder has a nice chuckle at.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Antigua
It’s a similar phase to yesterday. Four down and the middle order having to repair the situation.
The Windies batters did not even make it inside, the players are back out already.
Wind ripples Holder's top as Stokes tops his mark ready to bowl the remaining five balls of his over.
An 83-run opening partnership saw English fans berating the England team again, deja vu from the winter down under, but an afternoon fightback saw the West Indies reduced to 127-4 at the tea interval.
Bonner and Holder have dug in but gone nowhere, they are still only 150-4, nearly an hour into the evening session.
WI 150-4
The blue sheet is coming on, but the rain shouldn't last long, possibly before they even get off the field!
Another maiden from Wood.
That's 23 runs off 65 balls for Bonner and Holder together.
England have kept West Indies to 2.21 runs per over this session, but without a wicket yet.
Joe Root does turn to Ben Stokes!
His seventh over of the 45 England have bowled goes for just one and that's the 150 up for the hosts.
The last ball goes really late, a peach that Holder just evades.
The vice-captain is setting his own field. Root is chilling at first slip.
Trail by 162
Ashington's Mark Wood bowls a gorgeous 91.3 mph late inswinger to Jason Holder which Jack Leach mops up from long leg for one.
A short ball to Bonner gets the same outcome.
Really good spell this from Wood getting it to reverse swing now.
When will Root turn to Stokes?
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Mark Burt: A big fan of Chris Woakes but he’s having a nightmare today. Out without troubling the scorer, then 10 overs of predominantly dross at five per over. Not inspiring.
Another streaky boundary for Holder.
This time off a Craig Overton back-of-a-length delivery.
Is being born and bred on the rock hard track of North Devon CC at Instow decent prep for Antigua?