Close - WI 71-1: Brooks 31*, Brathwaite 28*
Brathwaite successfully overturns after being given out lbw on 14
Fisher has Campbell caught behind with his second delivery
England 507-9d: Root 153, Stokes 120, Lawrence 91; Permaul 3-126
Stokes hits his 11th Test century in thrilling style
Day two, second Test, Barbados, series level 0-0
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BT Sport
There is no way England would've liked to have fielded two pace bowler debutants in the same Test. But on the flipside, the West Indies batters will not have seen much of them, especially Matt Fisher. The West Indies analysts may be scrambling around of footage of Fisher bowling for Yorkshire now.
Matt Fisher gets a friendly tap on the shoulder from Chris Woakes as he prepares to bowl his first over in Test match cricket.
It's slightly full and John Campbell square drives him four.
A positive start from West Indies.
Skipper Kraigg Brathwaite is up and running and has very quickly tried to set the tone for the hosts.
From the second ball of Chris Woakes' opening over he whips one through point and then follows it up with drive down the ground for another four a couple of balls later.
England's players are out there in the middle after a brief huddle. West Indies' openers, John Campbell and skipper Kraigg Brathwaite, are just striding out.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
Chris Woakes and Matthew Fisher will take the new ball for England.
It looks like Woakes is going to bowl the first over from the Malcolm Marshall end. The cross-breeze is blowing from right to left, so it'll help his outswinger to the right hander. Fisher will open from the Joel Garner end.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Barbados
West Indies are using the light roller, which suggests they're concerned about the surface breaking up more. The ball definitely spun there more towards the end of the afternoon, but we'll see how England's two young debutants get on with the ball
Joe Root has seen enough, so Saqib Mahmood is denied a chance to bat.
England have declared on 507-9.
Leach st Da Silva b Permaul 4
Jack Leach skips down the track and biffs a four, but is out stumped a couple of balls later.
The left-hander advances down the pitch playing a defensive shot to try to snuff out the spin but is done by the lack of turn and Joshua da Silva whips the bails off.
England last scored over 500 against India in Chennai in Feb 2021 (578) and the time before that was Pakistan at the Ageas Bowl in August 2020 (583-8 declared)
West Indies have a short leg and Kemar Roach peppers Matt Fisher with a couple of short balls which the gritty Yorkshireman is able to bob and weave out of the way of.
Woakes c Seales b Roach 41 (Eng 503-8)
Next ball Chris Woakes is on his way back to the pavilion.
He attempts a filthy cross batted slog across the line - we've all played 'em - to Kemar Roach and Jayden Seales manages to avoid a collision to take the catch at deep mid-wicket.
Jack Leach is the new man.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Barbados
He was having a complete swipe, but the ball that got Foakes did turn - you'd imagine that will become more pronounced as the match continues, and will also be at the back of Root's mind when he thinks about a declaration.
The new batter is Matt Fisher, wearing number 40 on his back, who is making his Test debut in this match.
Chris Woakes picks a slower ball from Kemar Roach and swipes it down for four dissecting the boundary riders.
That takes England beyond 500.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
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Foakes st Da Silva b Permaul 33 (Eng 499-7)
Chris Waokes is down the track to Veerasammy Permaul but hacks it into the on side and can only pick up a single.
A ball later and Ben Foakes is out stumped when he uses his feet, but fails to get to the pitch of the ball which turns away from him.
His wicketkeeping counterpart Joshua da Silva completes a clean stumping.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
Image source, Tim PeachNot only does the party stand have sand, deckchairs and sunloungers to sit on you can also sit and watch the match on a jet ski...
Ben Foakes gets a busy straight single down the ground off Kemar Roach as the West Indies players continue to toil.
Three singles off that over which ends with a big waft of the willow from Chris Woakes but he's unable to make clean contact and mid-wicket gathers with ease.
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James: Honestly don’t think England should get too much more than 500 here. The bowling attack is going to need as much time as possible to get the first 10 WI wickets, let alone the full 20.
Veerasammy Permaul, who has figures of 1-118, is finding a little bit of turn on this wearing pitch.
Chris Woakes misses a flick to leg to his fourth delivery and it goes through the gate but is also missed by wicketkeeper Joshua da Silva and runs away down to the boundary for four byes.
Fellow left-arm spinner Jack Leach will be watching with interest.
Kemar Roach must have put something in his tea at the break. He tears in and bangs a short delivery which Chris Woakes has to duck out the way of.
Good aggression from Roach.
A couple of balls later and Woakes gets a thick edge to one outside off stump and the ball races away through the vacant third man region for four.