Close - Eng 40-0: Crawley 21*, Lees 18*
Tourists lead by 136 runs going into final day
WI 411: Brathwaite 160, Blackwood 102; Leach 3-118
Mahmood claims first two Test wickets
Day four, second Test, Barbados, series level 0-0
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
This has been the smallest crowd of the match so far. I think a combination of the rain and the state of the game has led people to think about spending time on the beach rather than at the ground.
Ultimately it's another wicketless over for Jack Leach. He has 1-111 from 63 overs.
Da Silva has missed the ball by a long way - a second noise created by bat hitting pad.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Barbados
A wicket here could kickstart the game and get it moving again.
This looks a poor review...
England reckon Joshua da Silva has been caught at leg slip.
Da Silva doesn't look worried.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Barbados
This has been a wonderful example of concentration in this chanceless, stubborn innings. Focussed, perhaps, because he's captain - he's grafted away to keep the game safe. It's not a thing of great beauty, but sometimes you just need something that's effective.
On he goes.
Kraigg Brathwaite has been half man half limpet at times today but from his 458th ball he scores his 150th run.
I'll be very surprised it Joshua da Silva doesn't get out lbw to Saqib Mahmood in this spell.
Brathwaite 148, Da Silva 3
I thought Jack Leach had made a step forward during the first Test with a good, confidence-boosting performance. So far this effort has been far more underwhelming. He bowls to short and Kraigg Brathwaite is able to plonk the ball through a gap for a single.
Joe Root has a long word with Leach at the end of the over, patting him on the back as they walk.
Trail by 151
Saqib Mahmood has this ball swinging a little and Joshua da Silva is bravely, or stupidly, playing across his front pad. Considering a wicket felt as far away as Cuba earlier in the day another could be just a street or two away now.
I don't think Da Silva thought he hit that. He took a long time to review.
A sickener for England and Saqib Mahmood.
Oh! There's a spike...
Saqib Mahmood has another! Joshua da Silva is given lbw.
West Indies review but this looked so out.
Image source, Getty ImagesVery good point, Olly. We're getting somewhere.
Jack Leach wheels through his 61st over of the innings. I don't think my shoulder would take half of that.
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I'm going Sir Alastair Cook because he was chief ball shiner due to him being the least sweaty player in the Ashes victory in Australia in 2010/11. Being stuck in a lift with a prolific sweater would be terrible!
Olly from Rhyl
Trail by 153
An inside edge saves Da Silva from a first baller. Good bowling from the seamer who will be feeling a lot better about his debut now.
I'm still not sure what Holder was trying to do.
Lancashire's Mahmood and Yorkshire's Fisher shared a big hug after that wicket. It was a really tough catch.
Joshua da Silva is the new batter.
Holder c Fisher b Mahmood 12 (WI 351-6)
A wicket! Would you believe it?! It's Saqib Mahmood's first in Test cricket.
For some reason Jason Holder has had a rush of blood and tried to whack the second ball after lunch for six. He gets a top-edge on a pull and Matthew Fisher takes a tough catch that was swirling in the wind.
Saqib Mahmood is going to open proceedings. Will this session be better than the first? It can hardly be worse...