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That's all from us after a disappointing night for England as they fell to a comprehensive eight-wicket defeat in Bridgetown.

West Indies clinch the ODI series 2-1 on the back of hundreds from Brandon King and Keacy Carty.

You can read all about it in Adwaidh Rajan's report here.

England, who hope to have captain Jos Buttler back from injury, have a chance to respond in the T20 series which begins on Saturday.

We'll be back for that one with the toss at 19:30 GMT and play getting under way half an hour later. Be sure to join us for that!

West Indies captain Shai Hope: "I would have to say the dominance [pleased me most]. We asked for consistency and discipline, and that's exactly what the guys did. The main thing if you want to be an elite team is that you've got to do things consistently.

"It's a big plus for us, the work is really showing. The guys are putting a lot of work in off the field. It's a great confidence booster, especially for the batting unit and going forwards, I'm sure we'll have a lot more runs to come."

On Alzarri Joseph: "No comment. We just have to control what we can control, in a situation like that, you've just got to understand that things happen. Great to see that the guys who are called upon raised their hands and stood up."

On what Windies have learned from the series: "It shows that we always fight when we are challenged. Great to see the guys growing in confidence. We need to take the learning from the bowling side and grow as a team."

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England captain Liam Livingstone on TNT Sports: "We battled back really well [with the bat]. The boys in the middle put on a decent partnership and ended really well. Ultimately we didn't get enough runs. The boys battled really hard [with the ball]. It was pretty wet by the end [because of dew]. Disappointed with the end to the series but there have been a lot of good parts."

Asked what his squad have learned from the series: "A hell of a lot, especially the younger boys. A lot of lessons and learnings and experience of playing international cricket which will be golden for them. A lot of things to learn but a lot of positives as well.

"We are missing a lot of players. We have a lot of people to come back into the team. Hopefully the younger boys that haven't played that much international cricket have learned a lot."

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Player of the match, West Indies opener Brandon King: "I have been getting starts and not carrying on. It was fortunate it came in such a crucial game.

"Once you are putting in the work you have to believe it is a matter of time.

"It was a fantastic innings by Keacy. He started very fluently. He batted better than me. He played a wonderful innings and it helped both of us get through."

As much as this match ended in a comprehensive loss for England, for those of you wanting some sort of consolation, it is worth remembering that it could have been much worse give the tourists were 24-4 at one stage.

But Phil Salt made 74, Dan Mousley hit his maiden ODI half-century and Sam Curran, Craig Overton and Jofra Archer provided useful contributions to at least give England something to bowl at.

Ultimately, though, it just wasn't enough.

Conditions for batting certainly seemed to improve significantly under lights but take nothing away from that knock from Keacy Carty.

It's a night he'll never forget as he hit his maiden international century and made sure he was there to finish the job at the end for West Indies.

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Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

The dew came in and it made it easier for batting. Keacy Carty looked desperate to do well.

England had no answers. We should applaud that partnership.

Jason Holder
West Indies all-rounder on TNT Sports

I am proud. The way Brandon King went and played was phenomenal. He and Keacy Carty showed a lot of maturity.

Keacy has been around the squad but not nailed his spot down. It is so pleasing for him and us, knowing how much of a talent he is.

Defeat for an England side missing a host of players who would expect to be included in their strongest XI.

There were positives with four debutants in the series, three of whom in John Turner, Jamie Overton and Dan Mousley produced performances that will provide some encouragement, while Phil Salt and Liam Livingstone also had moments to savour.

Ultimately, though, this somewhat experimental squad came up short as the West Indies claim a deserved series victory.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator

West Indies deserved that win. Not just tonight, but the series. Yes, the toss has been important in all three games, but the balance of their side has been altogether more coherent than England’s.

WEST INDIES WIN BY 8 WICKETSpublished at 43 overs

43 overs

Win the ODI series 2-1

Fittingly, it's Keacy Carty who finishes the job for the West Indies!

He seals it with a short-arm jab through the leg side for four. A brilliant unbeaten 128 from Carty to go with Brandon King's 102 takes the hosts to a dominant victory at the Kensington Oval.

England well beaten and the Windies win the ODI series 2-1.

Keacy Carty clubs the ball to the boundary once more.

Another hit like that will finish the job for the West Indies.

Adil Rashid is bowled out. He goes wicketless as he finishes with 0-52 from his 10 overs.

Daylight between bat and ball.

Not out. On we go with West Indies 10 from victory.

The game might be done but that doesn't stop England calling for a review for caught behind as Shai Hope has a swipe at Adil Rashid.

West Indies skipper Shai Hope is the new batter and is off the mark first ball, clipping into the on side for two.

Three dot balls follow but the hosts are just 11 runs away now.

Adil Rashid, so often the game-changer/ partnership breaker for England, comes back but this game is done - and has been for a while.

His first ball back is hit to the fine-leg boundary by Keacy Carty and West Indies are on the cusp of a thumping victory to clinch the series.

While Keacy Carty has scored a large bulk of his runs behind square, Brandon King has been dominant in front of square - particularly through the cover region.

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WI 242-1published at 39 overs

39 overs

Need 22 more to win

The milestone keeps coming as Keacy Carty, having pulled Jofra Archer away powerfully for four, adds a single to end the over and bring up the 200 partnership.

Carty and Brandon King ground down the England attack and have gone to dismantle them.

Not long left in this one, folks.