the first test between the west indies and england is evenly balanced heading into day three in antigua. play resumes in just under half an hour with the hosts on 202 for a in reply to england s 311. yesterday, the windies began well before slipping from 83 without loss to 127 for a. but england s bolwers were frustrated again as jason holder led a fightback. he s on a3 not out. the pitch hasn t offered a huge help to the bowlers, but england s mark wood belives they have to find a way. on any wickets that you play on, you ve got to try to find a way of getting wickets. it s no good saying, you know, oh, it s too flat. 0rcomplaining. you ve got to try to find a way. we re trying our best to find little holes or an opening. the reverse swing was obviously a big part in it at one point. and if we could have capitalised on that then we could have the west indies six, seven, eight down. i think that would be key in the morning. if we can keep the ball moving,