Photos: England v West Indies

Third day

The St. George cross flies over the England dressing room with victory in sight
Tim Bresnan (prone) takes the plaudits for a great catch to remove Edwards

Stuart Broad finally removed Ramdin, clean bowled after an excellent innings
Brendan Nash celebrates his fifty, scored shortly after Ramdin (right) notched his

The other debutant, Tim Bresnan bowled a tight spell
Stuart Broad offers some advice to debutant Graham Onions

The umpire's finger is in the air and so is Graeme Swann as he traps Chanderpaul LBW
Onions uproots Devon Smith's middle stump - and Sky TV's stump-cam equipment!

"Dream debutant" Graham Onions was soon celebrating another wicket, Simmons caught by Cook
Lendl Simmons resumed the West Indies inningson day three

Second day

Sarwan (right) is left looking for his bails as Anderson has him bowled
James Anderson joins the wicket-taking feast, celebrating the wicket of Chris Gayle

Onions savours the moment of his fifth wicket - completing a marvelous debut by trapping Lionel Baker LBW
Graham Onions enjoys a dream debut - here lying on the pitch whilst appeal and celebrating the wicket of Ramdin

Swann is swamped by the congratulations of his team-mates
Collingwood takes a smart catch from Swann's bowling to remove Brendan Nash

Devon Smith's bails are in the air, clean bowled by Graeme Swann
Graceful Swann: Graeme jumps for joy after taking two wickets in as many balls, removing Smith and Chanderpaul

Broad's pace caused the West Indies batsmen plenty of problems - Devon Smith leaping to avoid this one
Broad got the breakthrough as Chris Gayle played onto his own stumps

Stuart Broad (right) took the responsibilities for opening the England bowling attack
Graham Onions was Edwards's sixth wicket of the innings, clean bowled

James Anderson was struck on the back of the head trying to avoid a bouncer from Fidel Edwards
Swann strode quickly to a half-century, his maiden Test fifty

Graeme Swann batted positively from the start - making his highest ever Test score
Kevin Pietersen (centre) enjoys a cup of tea as England wait during a delay for bad light

First day

Sulieman Benn soon had Bresnan trapped LBW
Tim Bresnan showed no sign of nerves on his Test debut

Bopara soon completed his century - in his first ever Test at Lord's
Bopara showed why the selectors placed their faith in him as he moved to within sight of a century

Bopara looked assured and confident, easing past fifty
Matt Prior scored smoothly too, especially on the leg side

Kevin Pietersen came in - and went out, for a golden duck
Alastair Cook looks at his stumps in dismay as Edwards wheels away to celebrate

Man of the moment: Fidel Edwards celebrates taking Kevin Pietersen, for a duck
Ravi Bopara showed the technique and confidence which won him the chance to bat at three

Alastair Cook looked in good form early in England's innings
After losing the toss, Strauss soon lost his wicket, slashing at a ball from Jerome Taylor

These young England fans celebrate a boundary
Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook run out to bat after England lost the toss

Nets

Graham Onions bowls in the nets ahead of a likely debut
Seamer Tim Bresnan also looks set for a Test debut

England captain Andrew Strauss practices his slip catching
Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar are likely to be competing for one place in the team

Jerome Taylor shows off more of the Windies' raw pace
Darren Sammy will also be hoping to form part of the West Indies' pace battery

Pace bowler Fidel Edwards winds-up in his bowling stride...
... and fires in a ball - demonstrating what England will have to contend with

Key batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul goes through his warm-up stretches
Windies skipper Chris Gayle was in characteristically relaxed mood