3.5 shimmies down the wicket, and Beaumont picks out mid-on! Henry clings on, running round to her right, to take a sharp catch. Selman's impressive series continues. Beaumont didn't time this, and it skewed up off the toe of the bat 34/1

6.5 mix-up, and that will be that for Wyatt! Nudged into the off side, Wyatt set off for the single but it was never there. Knight sent her back, and Campbelle did the rest after a good throw by Dottin, in her hot zone at backward point. Sold down the river by the skipper? Quite possibly... 45/3

6.1 charges down, and Campbelle whips the bails off! Tossed up, Sciver looks to slog over midwicket, but can't lay bat on one that skids on, and is miles out as the keeper does the rest. Lean series so far for England's leading run-scorer at the T20 World Cup 44/2

13.2 picks out deep square leg! Knight goes trying to attack the spinner, sending a slog-sweep out towards Britney Cooper again. She went for this one... there's some debate about whether it carried but Cooper looks confident. Running in, it was dying on her, but I think both hands under the ball. Soft signal from the on-field umpires is out, and that is backed up by TV umpire Sue Redfern. Fletcher pegs England back again! 94/5

11.5 looped up to short third man! Kirby takes a good catch... Looking for the reverse-shot once again, but Jones only managed to scoop this up to the fielder on the edge of the ring! Quicker from Matthews and Jones couldn't control the shot, well taken running back 85/4

14.1 done in the flight, Campbelle pulls off another stumping! Think she missed it on the first attempt but had plenty of time to bring the hands back around with Wilson nowhere... Taylor again slips one through much wider as she spotted the batter coming down. England wobbling here 96/6

19.2 bowled 'er! Brunt misses, Selman hits... Maybe a slower ball there, Brunt through the shot as she swung across the line, off stump taking a pounding. Some respite for West Indies, as things threatened to unravel at the death 142/7

19.6 swatted into the leg side, they'll take on Henry's arm from long-on, but no way is Glenn getting back for a second at the bowler's end - but still, a vital bit of humpty at the end to get England up to a decent total 146/7

2.4 gone! Matthews hasn't look comfortable throughout the series so far, and gets a leading edge which loops up to Knight at short extra cover! She was looking to work a length ball towards the leg side, but was through the shot slightly too early 11/1

11.6 loopy legbreak, Dottin's trapped in front! Up goes the finger from Graham Lloyd and that looks a good'un! She was looking to sweep a full ball off her stumps... Dottin reviews but the DRS swiftly returns three reds and that's the breakthrough for England! 72/2

13.6 stumped 'er, Jones has another! Taylor knows it, already walking off with her head thrown back as the TV umpire casts an eye over this dismissal... She took two steps but realised she wasn't out far enough, tried to adjust only for Jones to take the ball and complete the stumping in one smooth motion. Another ball six dismissal, three in three overs for West Indies, and that may be curtains 79/4

12.6 appeal for a stumping, Jones likes this... had she dragged the back foot out? Swift glovework from Jones as the ball zipped through outside off, and it looks like Kirby just raised her boot at the crucial moment in trying to slide it back over the line! Yep, foot in the air as Jones broke the bails, that's good enough for Sue Redfern! Two in two overs for England 75/3

15.4 swung straight to deep backward square leg! Well held by Fran Wilson on the run, hands up around shoulder height as Campbelle got a good connection but picked out the fielder... and she's collided with Shrubsole mid-pitch, too. Both watching the ball, and they're in a bit of strife here 86/5

16.4 speared on middle and leg, Henry swivels and misses... given! But she quickly reviews, was it sliding down? Think this will be clipping, at least. Long delay for ball-tracking, but it eventually backs up David Millns on umpire's call. Scuttled on low and Hawk-Eye says it would have glanced leg stump 89/6

17.2 timbeeeerrrr! Kisses the pitch and then snogs off stump, a proper smackeroo! Perfect length from the SLA, Cooper should be forward but is caught with her weight back and the bat swinging vainly across the line, pop go the bails and England are closing in 91/7

17.6 tossed up and spinning, Alleyne sweeps and misses - pinned! She asks for the review but that's plumber than the Mario Brothers! Projected to hit middle and leg a third of the way up, Ecclestone has a second in the over 96/8