Shoaib Bashir to Mikyle Louis, no run, full on off, wristed away to the right of short mid-wicket

Shoaib Bashir to Mikyle Louis, no run, tossed up just outside off, Louis looks to push into the off-side and gets a feather of an inside edge onto his back pad

Mark Wood to Athanaze, no run

Mark Wood to Athanaze, no run

Mark Wood to Athanaze, no run

Mark Wood to Athanaze, no run, 146ks full outside off, Athanaze opens the bat face and eases the drive straight to cover

Mark Wood to Athanaze, no run, 148ks zips through the deck towards off stump, Athanaze looks to block with soft hands and gets an inside edge onto the front pad

Just 3 slips for Athanaze. No leg slip for him...

Mark Wood to Mikyle Louis, 1 run, 144ks skiddy length delivery on and around off, Louis splices the flick to the right of mid-wicket and rushes through for a quick single

Three slips and a leg slip in place for Wood...

Shoaib Bashir to Mikyle Louis, 1 run, a bit flatter on middle and leg, Louis camps back and clips it square on the leg-side

Shoaib Bashir to Mikyle Louis, leg byes, FOUR, gee, that spun a lot

Shoaib Bashir to Mikyle Louis, no run, quicker and fuller outside off, Louis drives firmly to the right of the bowler

Shoaib Bashir to Athanaze, 1 run, to sweeper cover

Shoaib Bashir to Athanaze, no run, full and closer to off, Athanaze drives to the right of cover

Shoaib Bashir to Athanaze, no run

Edgbaston is bathed in sunshine as Jerusalem rings out in the background

10:30 Local Time, 09:30 GMT, 15:00 IST: Day 3 and we return to a game that's in a riveting position. Going by recent history and the 61-run lead, England are clear favourites. But the West Indies have shown that they've got the game to step up and fight. That's exactly what they'll need to do. A middle-order that's been prone to collapse is in focus and their immediate task will be to see off the first hour or so without allowing England to make further inroads.

18:52 Local Time, 17:52 GMT, 23:22 IST: That's Stumps on Day 2. This game has moved quickly indeed! 9 wickets today to the 13 that fell yesterday. It started with England getting themselves into a hole at 54/5 and the West Indies were on top. They'll be terribly disappointed though with the fact that they then allowed England not only to clamber back but also gain the ascendancy by taking a first-innings lead. England's efforts were led by a century stand between Root and Stokes first and then by another between Jamie Smith and Woakes. There was a little spell of rain before the start of this session and England were bundled out leaving the West Indies to negotiate a tricky 1 hour phase. It didn't go to plan for the visitors. Brathwaite was castled by an unplayable delivery from Woakes and McKenzie's returns remained bleak. It could've been worse had Stokes held on to a chance offered by Louis (who was batting on 9) but as it stands, England are on top once again with the West Indies 2 down and trailing by 61. We'll be back tomorrow and pick the action back up.

Mark Wood to Mikyle Louis, no run, good length delivery on off-stump, safely kept out as he blocks it towards mid-wicket