11.38am: England have declared their second innings, setting West Indies a target of 286 to win in just over two sessions. I think there'll be 71 overs to bowl, so that is almost exactly 4 RPO for the home side, which could be enticing if they can establish a solid base. The pitch still looks pretty true, most of the five wickets to fall this morning came via forcing shots - but England, who may or may not be able to call on the services of Mark Wood, will hope to knock a couple over early and then prey on any West Indies nerves

Ollie's back, and in a better mood: "Batted lads, finish the job pls"

"Joe Root has instantly made this a great game," declares Jack

"This is why Test Cricket is the best," purrs Anonymous. "Till the end of Day 4, everybody was saying this is a dead pitch but suddenly we could have a result."

"In all honesty I just want a contest, all Test cricket has been trash recently (after NZ vs SA)." If so, Ollie, then you can call me a raccoon in a dumpster

England now 280 ahead, 73 overs left in the day (minus two for the change over)

"Isn't this already a good enough target?" wonders Saad. "274 would be tough to chase in 70 overs."

Here's Cartoft: "England have been scoring at six an over since Crawley was out. Why do people think WI will not be able to score three an over against a depleted attack?" And that's presumably why the England brains trusts are currently lounging around their laptop, showing no signs of waving them in any time soon...