England era under Harry Brook is up and running with a thumping win against West Indies.

They were dominant from the outset. Scroll down for all of the best clips and reaction or read Stephan Shemilt's match report for full analysis.

We'll be back on Friday for the first women's ODI between England and West Indies and here again for the second men's match on Sunday.

The next match in this series is on Sunday in Cardiff. That's a day game so an 11:00 BST start.

Their wasn't much for West Indies to celebrate today - they conceded 400 and their number 11 was their highest scorer in the chase - but they did take some blinders in the field...

England captain Harry Brook said: "That was a pretty phenomenal performance from the boys. Nice to get the series under way in good fashion.

"I'm not concerned [about no one converting their runs into centuries]. We got 400 runs! That is something we can look at and we've been speaking about. Four of us got 50+ scores. If one of us kicks on, that's a complete performance.

"We've got so much power. Smudge [Jamie Smith] started really well in the powerplay, put them under an immense amount of pressure. That allowed people down the order to try and hit it out of the park. The tempo of our innings was spot on.

"Saqib bowled beautifully in the powerplay and got the rewards he deserved. Carse and Jamie [Overton] were bowling gas."

West Indies captain Shai Hope, speaking at the presentation: "We didn't make the early inroads we were after. If you don't you will always find yourself playing catch up. That is what happened.

"We pulled the game back quite nicely. They were striking at eight-point-something at one stage. We let it slip at the end. We have some work and assessing to do.

"We still have some inexperience in our bowling line-up so it is only a matter of time until we hit the ground running. 400 is a tough task but we didn't start well in powerplay with the bat. When you are chasing 400 you need a good start."

Today was a morale-boosting day for England's pace attack, with Saqib Mahmood in particular impressing with the new ball.

He took 3-32 sharing the new ball with Brydon Carse. West Indies' top order quickly fell to 79-5 and the game was done.

Player of the match Jacob Bethell said: "It's pretty special to play here [at Edgbaston] for the first time for England and to top it off with a win and put in a good performance is special."

On batting at number six: "I enjoy batting in the middle order. Today was an easy situation to walk into. We were well on top when I came out to bat. It was just about not giving away a cluster of wickets.

"I back myself that when I'm in, I can hit a lot of balls to the boundary. Dot balls are not good for a batter's mind. I try to hit strong shots and get singles early on."

On playing in the IPL: "I learned a lot. I found the experience very beneficial for my game. I feel like I'm a better player than when I went to India two months ago. Virat Kohli was great [for advice] - all I had to do was ask."

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Everyone came in and looked really fluid, which is testament to whatever Harry Brook is saying to his team.

I really like Jamie Smith at the top of the order. The way he looks tall and stands strong. He really gave the team a platform to soak up the pressure when they lost a few wickets later on.

Played one. Won one.

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England were imposing with the bat. All of their top seven made 37 or more.

The highlight, though, was Jacob Bethell's 82. In his first innings for England since February, having missed last week's Test against Zimbabwe because of the IPL, he built on a slow start in destructive fashion.

By the end he was clubbing and flicking the ball to all parts.

England were dominant from the very start.

Their new opening partnership of Ben Duckett and Jamie Smith put on 62 with Smith impressing in scoring 37 from 24 balls in his first 50-over knock as an opener.

"We didn't start well and didn't finish any better," says West Indies skipper Shai Hope.

Quite.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

West Indies are bowled out! They have lost by a mammoth figure, but England were too good. They picked up early wickets after setting a huge total.

West Indies were not at the races today.

Image source, Getty Images

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This is a bit of fun for Harry Brook. He can get his fast bowlers in and be a little bit mean. He has got a very short fine leg in the field, a position he has enjoyed having in today.

West Indies coach Daren Sammy is still just about managing a smile in the dressing room. His side have at least now ensured this will not be England's biggest ODI win in terms of runs.

Harry Brook still has this short leg in place, meaning there are gaps everywhere, and Jayden Seales clubs another four to brighten Sammy's mood just a little more.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It couldn't have gone much better for Harry Brook today. The two opening bowlers hit the track hard, particularly Mahmood, and played with real intent. Bethell also played an excellent innings to propel England towards that 400 total.

The over ends with England appealing for pretty much everything and none of those appeals being successful.

Brydon Carse is returning to try and wrap things up.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Seales has gone for a six again. What's he doing at 11? West Indies are making sure that England won't get their largest run win and this will be a bit annoying for Rashid.

WI 151-9published at 24.3 overs

24.3 overs

Two big sixes by Jayden Seales!

He's ensured West Indies have avoided their heaviest defeat and looks like denying England their record.