4.45pm: That's a pretty handsome 123-run lead for England, who have finally roused themselves (with the series lost, let's not forget). Mark Wood's first Test five-for, almost four years after his debut, was the inspiration as West Indies slipped from 57 for 0 to 79 for 6; Shane Dowrich put up a bit of a fight, but with Moeen Ali pocketing four wickets of his own the resistance could only last so long. Now, there's still 40-45 minutes left in the day, so England will have to bat tonight... but they're in the pound seats, that's for sure.

"Where's the guy who said 18 wicket day?!" I'm sure Philip McCarthy will be back if another couple fall this evening, James Eadon

"At one point in this series, England had bowled 100 consecutive overs without taking a single WI wicket... Now they've taken all 10 within 30 overs." Funny old game, eh, Stefan

Here's Iain Climie: "Well done England but it does suggest that Holder's influence goes far beyond his batting and bowling alone." He's a giant of a man in body and spirit, so naturally would be missed. Besides, they've won the series, so what the hey?

"Who Will get the 5-for Moeen or Wood?" Well, Daood, Root has recognised the opportunity and thrown the ball to Mark Wood, with one wicket to get

Shannon Gabriel is last man in, Roach on strike

"Surely you mean destination, not destiny." I mean what I say, David Cousins. It's what that ball was born to do

So, the Moeen-Wood cartel is broken up. In comes Alzarri Joseph