Overs 12.4: Four! Full and close to off stump by Anderson. Hope drives through the covers for four. West Indies 41/2
And we are back
*Good News! The rain has stopped and the covers are being removed.
It starts drizzling in Manchester and getting heavier, players walk off the field. West Indies 35/2 in 11.3 overs, require 364 more runs to win
Overs 11.3: Four! Broad pitches it on middle and off and Brathwaite connects it brilliantly and flicks it to deep mid-wicket for four. West Indies 35/2
Overs 10.6:Four! Good start by the West Indies so far. Back of a length by Anderson and Hope flicks to fine leg for four. WI 29/2, need 370 more runs to win
Overs 9.5: Four! Full delivery outside off stump by Broad, Brathwaite takes a good stride forward and punches through short extra cover for four. West Indies 21/2
Overs 9.4: Huge LBW appeal by Broad against Brathwaite. Ball hits on the thigh pad but it’s too high
Overs 8.1: Brathwaite scores his first run of the day, he flicks it to mid wicket for a couple. West Indies 16/2, need 383 more runs to win
Overs 7.5: First boundary and runs of Day 5. Full delivery outside off stump by Broad, ball gets a thick outside edge and Shai Hope gets a four. West Indies 14/2
Stuart Broad to start from the other end. He is only one wicket away from becoming just the seventh bowler to take 500 Test wickets
Overs 7: Brathwaite survives the first over of the day. Anderson starts off with a maiden. West Indies 10/2
Good News! England players are out in the middle. Shai Hope and Kraigg Brathwaite to resume West Indies chase. James Anderson to start the proceedings for England
* England will be hoping for the clear weather today so that they get good amount of time to wrap up a successive win and the series.
* Britain’s Met Office predicted a cloudy day for Manchester on Tuesday with a 50 percent chance of rain in the afternoon.
Any predictions!

Hello and welcome back, as cricket fans around the world hope for a dry Manchester today, for what could be a fascinating final-day Test match cricket to decide the three-game series, with hosts England favourites to win it, West Indies not out of it yet and weather possibly holding the key to the result. We, at Timesofindia.com, will bring you all the latest as the day progresses at Old Trafford. Stay tuned.
WHERE THE GAME STANDS: Rain kept Stuart Broad waiting for his 500th Test wicket as bad weather frustrated England’s bid for a series-clinching win on Monday.
Persistent rain meant the pitch and square remained fully covered and there was no play before lunch, with a fresh, heavy downpour in Manchester shortly before the scheduled interval further hampering prospects of action in the afternoon session.
Broad is just one wicket away from becoming only the seventh bowler to join the ‘500 club’ after taking all six West Indies wickets that fell on day three.
The 34-year-old paceman returned first-innings figures of 6-31 as West Indies were bundled out for 197 in reply to England’s 369, which included Broad’s dashing 62.
And after England made 226-2 declared in their second innings, featuring Rory Burns’ 90 and fifties from captain Joe Root and Dom Sibley, there was still time for Broad to strike twice by removing John Campbell and nightwatchman Kemar Roach.
That left Broad, controversially omitted from West Indies’ win in the series opener at Southampton, on 499 Test wickets.
West Indies will resume on 10-2, chasing a unlikely victory target of 399, with the series all square at 1-1.
No team has made more to win in the fourth innings of an Old Trafford Test than England’s 294-4 against New Zealand in 2008.
West Indies, who hold the Wisden Trophy after a 2-1 win over Root’s men in the Caribbean last year, are bidding for their first Test series win in England since 1988.