Shane Dowrich struggled against the short balls peppered in by Archer.

Once Stuart Broad was brought in, after West Indies had avoided the follow-on, he struck immediately.

With four wickets in as many overs, Broad returned with figures of 6-31 as West Indies were bowled out for 197, conceding a 172-run lead.

Jason Holder was struck on the thumb early on in England's second innings because of which he couldn't bowl upfront.

Dowrich was struck on the face by a Shannon Gabriel bouncer and left the field. Joshua de Silva filled in for him.

Rory Burns and Dom Sibley added a century stand for the first wicket, taking England's lead close to 300 en route respective 50s.

Sibley scored a fifty along with Burns for England's first century stand for the first wicket since 2016.

Holder struck after Sibley's fifty, trapping him leg-before, but by then England's lead was beyond 300.

Broad reduced West Indies to 10/2 at stumps on Day 3, after England set them a target of 399. That, with two days to play.