Khan claims first Test victim

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Danish-born Khan trapped Sarwan leg before wicket in his first over of the third day. Umpire Daryl Harper's raising of the finger sparked jubilant England celebrations - captain Chris Gayle dissuaded Sarwan from challenging the decision, it was so plumb - and great relief for Paul Collingwood.

West Indies took drinks on 125 for three, still 222 runs short of avoiding the follow-on, but the tourists appeared to have missed their chance of a third breakthrough when Collingwood floored a sitter at slip off Monty Panesar.

Recalled left-arm spinner Panesar produced a beauty which turned sharply to find the edge but Collingwood uncharacteristically put down the knee-high opportunity.

Moments later, however, a full delivery from Kent's Khan did the trick and increased English hopes of pulling off the win they require to share the Wisden Trophy.

Another of the pacemen, Stuart Broad, had ensured Sarwan was in early on the third morning when a short delivery rushed nightwatchman Daren Powell and ballooned off the splice to gully in the fourth over of the morning.