ESPNcricinfo staff22-Apr-2015England used a review to the first ball of the day, which was turned down, but kept the pressure on in the opening exchanges•Getty ImagesMarlon Samuels was made to wait a long time in the 90s but eventually went through to a battling century, his seventh in Tests•Getty ImagesBut James Anderson picked up Samuels – and gave him a little send off – with the second new ball as England fought back with a run of wickets•AFPStuart Broad finished with four wickets as West Indies slid from 223 for 5 to 247 for 9•AFPBut there was another riposte to come from the hosts as Shannon Gabriel and Devendra Bishoo put on a half-century stand for the final wicket to lift West Indies to 299•Ricardo Mazalan/Associated PressEngland had 30 overs to face after tea and Alastair Cook began well, moving up to second in the England Test run-scoring table. He and Jonathan Trott played comfortably to the close•Getty Images