First Test in Antigua ends in a draw
England take four wickets for eight runs before Bonner & Holder dig in
Windies close on 147-4: Bonner 37*, Holder 38*; Leach 3-57
Injured Wood did not bowl in second innings
Eng 349-6d: Crawley 121, Root 109; Joseph 3-78
Mark Ramprakash
Former England batter on BT Sport
Ben Foakes must've genuinely thought there was a nick.
The other lbw shout not reviewed - it's always difficult with Jason Holder to judge it height-wise.
Foakes has not played much Test cricket and still needs to develop that relationship with Joe Root about using reviews.
A reminder of the equation if we're to get anything other than a draw: West Indies need a further 172 to win, England need six wickets and they have 15 overs left to take them.
Minimum 15 overs remaining
Short, wide, four.
Nkrumah Bonner is not missing out on that.
Overton corrects his line though and troubles Bonner with a couple of well-directed short balls, but they land safely.
Dan Lawrence's spell comes to an end as he is replaced by Craig Overton.
Minimum 16 overs remaining
Ben Stokes takes over captaincy duties as Joe Root leaves the field.
It's another Jack Leach maiden, although every ball is being greeted like a wicket by his close fielders.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Antigua
Five helmets round the bat now #helmetcount
Minimum 17 overs remaining
Dan Lawrence continues, five men still huddling around the batter. I just attempted to actually describe his bowling action but it's hard to put into words. 'Lots of limbs' is all I could come up with.
Minimum 18 overs remaining
A maiden for Jack Leach, who now has 3-41 from his 23 overs.
Oh dear.
No bat. Joe Root has not had a great day of reviewing.
Now then.
Joe Root decides to use up England's last review, thinking they have Jason Holder caught behind.
It's a beauty from Leach, spinning and bouncing past the outside edge, but has Holder nicked it?
Minimum 19 overs remaining
Dan Lawrence gifts Nkrumah Bonner a filthy full toss and the batter gratefully thumps it to the boundary.
Minimum 20 overs remaining
Jack Leach toils away for his 22nd over with no luck, as Holder and Bonner are looking pretty set.
20 overs left. If we were playing a T20, West Indies would be chasing 187 to win. I know that's not how Test matches usually work, but it would be fun to see them attempt it.
#bbccricket
Mark: Surely Ben Stokes is John McClain out of Die Hard….injured or not he keeps going. All he needs is a ruined white vest yippee ki yah…
Minimum 21 overs remaining
Close! Nkrumah Bonner leaves one outside off stump from Lawrence and the ball just bounces over the top.
That one genuinely did deserve the 'ooohs' and 'aaahs' that follow from the close fielders.
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Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Antigua
England currently have four players, including the keeper, wearing helmets around the bat.
Oh. Can you believe it?
Replays show the ball would've been hitting leg stump. Three reds.
England have one review remaining.
What a missed opportunity.
Minimum 22 overs remaining
You can't fault Joe Root's efforts here. They may be six wickets away still, but he's thrown everything at this game to try and force a result.
Fielders crowd around Jason Holder's bat in anticipation and break into chorus as he is struck on the pad - but no review.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Antigua
There's some real resistance here in the form of Holder and Bonner, who seemed to bat forever in the first innings, but at least England have given this a go today. Time is ticking away, though...
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I've always thought Ben Stokes as more of The Punisher, gritty survivor and keeps fighting no matter what has happened to him!
Mark from Andover