Second Test, Day One Highlights
England and the West Indies renew rivalries as their three-match Test series moves on to Old Trafford with opening day highlights of the second Test.
BBC pundits Michael Vaughan and Sir Alastair Cook both played the last time the two nations met at Old Trafford in June 2007, indeed Cook hit a century in England's second innings to help the hosts win by 60 runs.
Isa Guha presents the action with Vaughan providing lead analysis, while commentary comes from England's record Test run-scorer Cook, West Indies' 2016 Twenty20 World Cup final hero Carlos Brathwaite, former England spinner Phil Tufnell and broadcaster Alison Mitchell.
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