West Indies have the upper-hand heading into day two of the second Test against England at Antigua.
The hosts will resume on 30 without loss on Friday, after bowling out England for 187 on day one.
Kemar Roach took 4-30 as the Windies’ pacers made the most of a bowler-friendly surface, where only Moeen Ali (60), Jonny Bairstow (52) and Ben Foakes (35) were able to provide any real resistance for England.
West Indies lead the three-match series 1-0.
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