Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Timothy Abraham, Matthew Henry and Harry Everett

  1. WI 44-0

    We're about to get under way after lunch.

    10 overs into the innings, spinner Jack Leach is going to bowl.

    I'm saying nuffin.

  2. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent in Antigua

    That morning session very much belonged to the West Indies. England wanted 350 plus, but only added 43. England's attack was disappointing, with four bowlers used in 10 overs conceding seven fours.

  3. Jimmy has been to Wimbledon...

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    James in Burnley

  5. Is it wrong to feel just a little sorry for Overton and Woakes? They must know what a lot of people are thinking.

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    Daniel Seal: You give new talent a chance when they're better than what you've got currently. This isn't a Lions tour! You should play the best team available for every Test!

  7. This is like trying to spot Peter Odemwingie on transfer deadline day.

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    Stuart, Notts

  9. Carlos Brathwaite
    West Indies all-rounder on BT Sport

    Kraigg Brathwaite has capitalised on every bad ball with serious intent. He's putting the pressure right on the bowlers.

  10. Sam Billings
    England wicketkeeper on BT Sport

    Let's hold fire with the conversation about James Anderson and Stuart Broad for now, because the reset applies to the bowlers too and could take time. But that was definitely the West Indies' morning.

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    Botham, Swann and Hoggard are on the sofa and they have 900 wickets between them. Sometimes you just have to move on and give new talent a chance.

    Joe, Esher

  12. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent in Antigua

    It has been a poor start with the new ball for England with Leach on after eight overs. There is a very strong wind so maybe there is a bit of an issue with that.

    The combination of Woakes and Overton won't have too many opening batsmen shaking in their boots.

  13. Jimmy/Stuart, if you're reading this text the word "sofa" to 81111.

    Standard message rates apply but you won't care about that.

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    Can we find out if Anderson and Broad of the aforementioned 1,177 Test wickets actually are on the sofa at home?

    Will, Oxford

  15. I think that's a compliment. How do I follow that? I feel like Craig Overton trying to step into Jimmy Anderson's shoes.

  16. Probably have to give that session to West Indies on balance, I reckon.

    I'm going to grab a cuppa so my colleague Matthew Henry, Sunderland's answer to Neville Cardus in many respects, will guide you through the lunch break and the afternoon session.

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    Kevin Jones: Not the start we wanted. Leach on in the 9th seems very early but hopefully the afternoon session gives us something something to cheer about

  19. Interval

    West Indies add a couple more before lunch to reach 44-0 off 10.0 overs at lunch.

    Kraigg Brathwaite has a run-a-ball 29 not out while John Campbell is unbeaten on 14.

    A penny for the thoughts of two of England's greatest fast bowlers twiddling their thumbs, supping tea and tucking into a pack of ginger biscuits at home.

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    Mark Collins: 1,177 test wickets sitting on the sofa at home watching this