Ben Stokes swings it England's way against Windies before hosts' batsmen collapse in reply
Here are some photo highlights from Day 1 of the third Test between England and West Indies at Lord’s.
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Ben Stokes took 6-22 for England in a sizzling spell of swing bowling to dent West Indies' hopes of a first series win in England since 1988. AP
A day that started in bright sunshine became overcast and showery, and the quick bowlers took advantage. James Anderson took two wickets in a rain-shortened first session to move to 499 career test wickets and one shy of becoming just the sixth player to 500. AP
West Indies' Kraigg Brathwaite leaves the pitch after being caught by England's Jonny Bairstow off the bowling of England's James Anderson. AP
An official surveys the pitch as rain stops play on the first day of the third test match between England and the West Indies at Lord's. AP
Ben Stokes ripped through the West Indies lineup after lunch. He celebrates taking the wicket of Roston Chase. AP
Jermaine Blackwood is bowled by England's Toby Roland-Jones. Recalled by England at his home ground, Roland-Jones contributed 2-32. AP
Swinging the ball both ways, Ben Stokes was near-unplayable in his 14.3 overs, epitomized by deliveries that bowled Roston Chase and Jason Holder and gave them no chance. West Indies was 123 all out in its first innings. AP
West Indies' quicks found just as much help from the Lord's pitch, which was hosting a test in September for the first time. AP
Joe Root's wicket was the one West Indies really wanted and it sparked raucous celebrations. AP
England were 46-4 in reply as Jason Holder and Kemar Roach took two wickets each before stumps were called early for bad light. AP