West Indies v England: first Test, day one – live!

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15th over: England 48-3 (Lawrence 20, Stokes 1) Joseph tries a bit of rib music. Lawrence hears it coming and tucks behind square for a single.

14th over: England 47-3 (Lawrence 19, Stokes 1) Holder keeps Stokes quiet and beats him outside off – twice. After two overs, Holder has yet to concede a run. When Root said it would be a tricky first session, he wasn’t wrong.

13th over: England 47-3 (Lawrence 19, Stokes 1) It’s a double change as the man of the morning, Roach, takes a breather with figures of 6-1-28-2. Alzarri Joseph comes on and has Lawrence edging again first ball, but safely through the cordon for four. A worse delivery brings a better shot, a clip for three, and then Stokes gets off the mark by nudging his 14th ball off his hip.

12th over: England 39-3 (Lawrence 12, Stokes 0) Now we do have a change as Seales (5-3-11-1) gives way to Jason Holder. His Test bowling average in the Caribbean is 21 – almost as good as the man commentating, Curtly Ambrose. Holder is just as tall as Sir Curtly, if not as fast or fearsome. He dishes up four balls of line’n’length, one half-volley which Stokes can only smack to short extra, and a jaffa that beats him outside off. And that’s drinks, with a brave new England in a right old mess.

11th over: England 39-3 (Lawrence 12, Stokes 0) Brathwaite keeps Roach on, understandably, and perhaps regrets it as the first ball of this over is a dud on leg stump, flicked away for four by Lawrence. But Roach retorts with a much better ball, seaming away, taking the edge – and Lawrence is dropped. The culprit, as with Root, is Jermaine Blackwood at