Eng 155-9published at 72.2 overs

72.2 overs

Nautghy Saqib Mahmood. Very naughty indeed.

A ball after being dropped the England number 11 opens up his arc and whacks the economical Kyle Mayers back over long-on for six. That must have gone 10 rows back.

You love to see it.

Dropped catchpublished at 72.1 overs

72.1 overs

Saqib Mahmood mistimes a drive off Kyle Mayers but the diving John Campbell is unable to cling on to a spectacular catch.

Ross: The England batting collapse has shades of our performance in India when the players became convinced there were ghosts in the pitch and started getting out to very average balls.

Saqib Mahmood fancies a bit of Nkrumah Bonner and dances down the track before a big swipe. He gets an edge on it and it squirts away beyond wicketkeeper Joshua da Silva allowing him to add two more to the total.

Jack Leach a little more circumspect. He doesn't want to give his wicket away to a fellow spinner.

A maiden from Kyle Mayers immediately after drinks and Kraigg Brathwaite will now try to mix it up with an over of Nkrumah Bonner's part-time leggies.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Grenada

This will be a lesson to the West Indies for the second innings about the importance of getting through the new ball.

That glorious drive from Jack Leach before drinks took him past his second-best Test score of 26 versus Australia. Still some way to go to eclipse his 92 against Ireland at Lord's, mind.

Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Grenada

The steel band were ringing out across the stadium a little earlier.

Image source, BBC Sport

Drinks.

This last-wicket partnership is worth 32 runs from 100 balls.

Jack Leach is light on his feet as he advances down the track a touch and crisply drives Jason Holder for four straight past his bootstraps a couple of balls before drinks.

That went all the way along the carpet. Top class from Leach. He cannot stifle a huge grin, Holder, meanwhile, has a face like thunder.

Quite possibly the shot of the day.

Jack Leach needs seven more runs to become England's top scorer in this innings and overtake Alex Lees' 31.

Another maiden, this time from Kyle Mayers, but neither of these two seem fazed by things. All very calm and collected compared to the frenzied collapse of earlier.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Grenada

Saqib Mahmood is batting much better than his number 11 position might suggest. He and Jack Leach are playing the soft ball very easily.

A mischievous flag in the crowd requests 'Justice for Broad' and urges England to 'Bring back Jimmy'.

Would either of those two would be capable of this kind of last-wicket stick-ability? That's tongue in cheek before a barrage of texts and tweets.

Third consecutive maiden for West Indies as Jason Holder notches six dots.

Ben: Just done a 15km run and shocked that England are still batting...

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent in Grenada

The ball has gone so soft that the tailenders have put on the biggest partnership of the innings. It looks like a completely different game.

Kemar Roach on the money as he clocks up a maiden which Saqib Mahmood is able to see off.

How does this bode for the rest of the game?

England will need the new ball to talk when this last wicket does finally go down.

A quite deliberate drive from Jack Leach off Jason Holder through the point region pierces the field and brings him four.

A classy shot. He controlled that well.

This partnership is worth 27 - the highest in England's innings which, of course, tells another story.