England vs West Indies Live Score, 3rd Test, Day 4: Rain frustrates England's bid for series win

Good News! The rain has stopped in Manchester and the groundstaff are out in the middle
Rain washes out the morning session on Day 4. West Indies 10/2 at lunch, need 389 more runs to win against England
England and the West Indies go into the early lunch while they wait for the rain to stop so they can start the fourth day's play. It would be no surprise if the day turns out to be a washout.
Meanwhile, England name 14-man squad for Ireland ODI series which will begin from Thursday
England will be without Test skipper Joe Root, all-rounder Ben Stokes and batsman Jos Buttler due to their involvement in the West Indies Tests.
Squad: Eoin Morgan (captain), Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, Tom Banton, Sam Billings, Tom Curran, Liam Dawson, Joe Denly, Saqib Mahmood, Adil Rashid, Jason Roy, Reece Topley, James Vince, David Willey
* Pitch and square are fully covered due to persistent rain. There may be no play until lunch.
Meanwhile, you can enjoy the third day highlights

* Update! It's still raining in Manchester and it's going to be a delayed start. It is expected to rain for much of Monday but play should be possible on Tuesday.
* Bad News! It's raining in Manchester today and the conditions are not looking good at the moment to have a scheduled start at 3:30 PM (IST).
* Hello and welcome to the coverage of the fourth day's play of the third Test being played at Manchester between hosts England and West Indies, who have their backs to the wall before the start of play on the fourth morning.
* With the series level at 1-1 and England firmly in the driver's seat now, it will take a monumental effort from the visitors to turn the tide from 10/2 in their second innings, chasing 399 to win with two full days remaining.
* Stuart Broad is only one wicket away from becoming just the seventh bowler to take 500 Test wickets

* West Indies coach Phil Simmons has urged his batsmen to save the series

Here's a quick recap from Day 3: England had the West Indies reeling at 10 for two wickets after setting them an imposing target of 399 runs to win the third and final Test at Old Trafford.
Broad, who had taken four wickets in the tourists' first innings in the morning, continued by removing opener John Campbell without scoring and then nightwatchman Kemar Roach (4) after the West Indies were put in for the last six overs of the day.
England had declared on 226 for two in their second innings as Rory Burns scored 90, Joe Root a quickfire 68 and Dom Sibley 56.
They accelerated the run rate in Sunday's evening session, seeking to build a large lead but still leave themselves enough time to bowl the West Indies out again and win the Test.