Over 95.6: Something to cheer for England this morning. Stuart Broad hammers Roach for maximum over deep mid-wicket with a pull shot. England 293/8
Over 92.4: West Indies are on a roll, Roach gets another one. New man Jofra Archer departs for 3. Another edge and Holder takes another catch. England 280/8
Over 91.4: Gabriel strikes again to put West Indies on top. Buttler falls for 67. Good length delivery by Gabriel, Buttler was forced to play it, ball takes an outside edge and Holder gets low to his left and grabs it safely. England 272/7
Over 90.6: OUT! Roach takes his 200th Test wicket. Back of a length delivery and Woakes plays on to his bottom of the off stumps. England 267/6
Chris Woakes comes to the crease
Over 89.1: OUT! Gabriel strikes to clean up Pope on his overnight score of 91. Pope fails to capitalise on the chance he gets. It was a pacy delivery by Gabriel, Pope gets beaten while trying to flick it away and the ball hits the pad and deflects onto the stumps. England 262/5
Over 87.6: Dropped! Pope gets a life early in the day, Cornwall drops a simple chance at first slip. Gabriel is clearly not happy with Cornwall’s effort . England 260/4
Over 87.6: Buttler is trapped on the pad again but umpire signals No Ball. First runs of the day for England
Over 87.3: Loud shout by Gabriel for LBW against Buttler. The ball is struck on the front pad and the umpire says No
Over 87.2: Now, Gabriel beats Buttler with his length delivery outside off
Over 86.6: What a way to end the over. Pope is beaten again on the length delivery outside off by Roach. England 258/4
Over 86.3: Full length delivery outside off by Roach, Pope gets beaten and the ball goes past outside edge. England 258/4
Kemar Roach to start from the other end
Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler are out in the middle to resume England innings on Day 2. Pope is just nine runs away from his second Test hundred
Shannon Gabriel will complete his overnight over
* Hello and welcome to TimesofIndia.com’s live coverage of the second day of the third and final Test between hosts England and West Indies in Manchester.
* There was a drizzle in Manchester early morning . But no worries, the sun is out, covers are off and we are all set to have a scheduled start.

After a tough Day 1 of the series decider, England comfortably sit at 258 for 4 with Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler well set at 91* and 56* respectively.