3.4 to Lumb, 50.3 mph, gone this time! Gayle makes amends for the shocker with a floater on leg stump. Lumb went for the swipe over wide midwicket but was beaten in the flight, practically yorking himself, and his stumps are splayed! West Indies really needed that wicket, they had been looking very flat 36/1

6.3 to Kieswetter, 58.3 mph, but Miller's revenge is quick! He held the ball back bravely, flighting it and Kieswetter was stuck in two minds. He was struck on the back leg right infront, and West Indies nip this partnership in the bud at exactly the right time! 66/2

9.3 to Collingwood, 79.9 mph, Collingwood goes, Sammy strikes! Sammy fired in a quicker one as Collingwood stayed back to try and work the ball away, but by the time he got his bat down his stumps had been flattened. Great bowling! 81/3

9.6 to Pietersen, 79.9 mph, Gone! Sammy is jubilant as Pietersen is caught on the midwicket boundary attempting a repeat of the shot! It's a shouting, fist-pumping celebration, you can tell how much that wicket means to West Indies 88/4

19.2 to Morgan, 85.1 mph, and he's out this time! Bravo dished the ball up on off stump and Morgan threw everything at it. It's six or sticks at this stage, but he couldn't quite get the elevation or distance, and Pollard took a good tumbling catch running in from the boundary 183/5

3.3 to Gayle, 60.3 mph, gone this time! Swann gets his man, Gayle wandered down the track again, looking to repeat the dose but couldn't time it at all and ended up guiding it to short midwicket 41/1

3.4 to Pollard, 55.9 mph, Swann arrows this down the leg side, Kieswetter collects and is so excited that he whips off the bails and has an enormous appeal. Pollard had indeed lifted his back foot! That was an extraordinary stumping, it all looked innocuous 42/2