Jayden Seales to Green, no run, 135.4ks back of a length delivery, Green stays beside the line and knocks it into the off-side

Jayden Seales to Green, no run, on a length and shaping away, Green lifts his bat and lets it go

Jayden Seales to Green, no run

Shamar Joseph to Lyon, no run, back of a length delivery angled in,

Shamar Joseph to Lyon, no run

Shamar Joseph to Lyon, no run, in the air and safe. 137.7ks short of length delivery, stops a bit on Lyon and he closes the bat face early, the leading edge pops up into the off-side, Shamar runs across and dives but is not able to get there

Shamar Joseph to Lyon, no run, short of length and nipping in, Lyon makes a late call to play and tries to force it into the off-side, the ball decks in and beats the inside edge

Shamar Joseph to Lyon, no run

Same field for Shamar - three slips, short leg and gully

Shamar Joseph to Green, 3 runs, first runs of the day. 133.7ks gentle loosener on the hips, Green flicks it square and the wet outfield denies him a boundary. Seales gets across and stops the ball from reaching the rope

Shamar Joseph [2.0-0-4-0] is back into the attack

Jayden Seales to Lyon, no run, 137.3ks short of length angled in, Lyon misses the tuck and the ball thuds off the thigh pad

Jayden Seales to Lyon, no run, 139.4ks on a length and swinging away, Lyon has a push and is beaten on the outside edge

Jayden Seales to Lyon, no run, 138.3ks bouncer around off, Lyon ducks and allows it to sail over him

Three slips, short leg and a gully in place

Jayden Seales to Lyon, no run

Jayden Seales to Lyon, no run, shortens the length outside off, Lyon withdraws his bat inside the line and lets it pass. Nice carry to Shai Hope

Jayden Seales to Lyon, no run, 137.6ks good length ball on off, Lyon offers the full face of the bat and defends to mid-on

Nathan Lyon - It's one of the times when the hand goes numb, but I had a good rest last night and it's better today. ​It was pretty challenging, hot and humid conditions, but we stuck in on a challenging wicket. King showed his intent, we lost a couple of wickets, but today is a new day. I am excited about the second dig, happy with the way the ball is coming out - they got me for a couple of sixes, but I wasn't too worried. Smith reckons I should retire hurt, but I'm going to come out, have a bat and have a bit of a crack

It looks like a bowling day in Grenada. But that has been the case right through the series. There is a bit of cloud cover on one side and sun on the other.