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Reaction after the West Indies fought back on the second day of the first Test in Antigua on Tuesday, closing on 155 for 4 after earlier dismissing England for 399.

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SOUNDBITE: (English) Chris Jordan, England:

"First of all, there is a lot of cricket to play. But I think that we have put a step in the right direction today with our discipline with the ball. Obviously when we batted this morning we didn't get off to the start that we would've liked. But me and Jimmy (Anderson) obviously at the end built a little bit of partnership to take a little bit of momentum into our innings and he got us off and running with that first wicket and me (Stuart) Broad and (Ben) Stokes just tried to bat that out really and I think we did that pretty well."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Chris Jordan, England:

"That's how I like to stay switched on. I like to be in the game. I like to be in hot spots in the field if you like - let it be slips or catching. I always try and create some energy in the field like that. That's how I like to play my cricket. That's how I play cricket. That's how I express myself so I guess that I was in my element today."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Kraigg Brathwaite, West Indies:

"I would say it is quite balanced. Also, I think that our bowlers did a good job today. Actually an excellent job getting the wickets in the first session. Looking at it again, obviously it is important quite well tomorrow."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Kraigg Brathwaite, West Indies:

"I believe that we can win. It will take a lot of work. Tomorrow is very important for us as a batting unit. It's important that we build on that partnership as I said. And we have got to pass or get closer to 400. And the the second innings we have got to go there and bowl them out as cheap as possible and then lick off the runs at the end on day five."