Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Paige Scholfield was released yesterday to go play in the T20 County Cup finals. Domestic cricket is so, so important for England now.

The head coach and captain decided she was not going to play, so what's the point of sitting on the bench and not playing? Go and get some experience and put yourself under pressure in the domestic game. I am a big, big fan of that.

England and West Indies will renew their rivalry with a three-match ODI series in Derby (30 May), Leicester (4 June), and Taunton (7 June).

And later this summer, England host India for five T20Is (28 June-12 July) and three ODIs (16-22 July).

There’ll be full coverage of all of England’s matches across BBC Sport.

West Indies captain Hayley Matthews on Sky Sports: "We're going to have a bowl first. It's an opportunity to do something a bit different."

On how she's motivating her squad after two defeats: "Just keep encouraging the girls. We've had periods where we've done okay but not for long enough, not consistent enough. Hopefully, we can do the good things for longer periods."

On the squad changes: "With Stafanie Taylor and Shemaine Campbelle, with the series being over, it gives them an opportunity for a rest before the ODI series. We've got so many young girls here, we're giving them an opportunity, a chance for valuable experience. Hopefully they feel at home early."

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt on Sky Sports: "We were fancying a bat today. So happy days. But we still have to bring out that ruthlessness and that will be the challenge for us today."

On playing in Chelmsford: "We were very welcomed here. We always have a nice time playing here in Chelmsford and I think that started all the way back when [England head coach Charlotte Edwards] was still playing."

On the squad changes: "We've got one change to the side today. Sarah Glenn comes in for Issy Wong."

England head coach Charlotte Edwards makes one change in Chelmsford with spinner Sarah Glenn coming in for Issy Wong.

England: Wyatt-Hodge, Dunkley, Sciver-Brunt (c), Knight, Jones (wk), Capsey, Arlott, Glenn, Dean, Smith, Bell.

There are four changes for West Indies, with Shemaine Campbelle, Stafanie Taylor, Karishma Ramharack, and Cherry-Ann Fraser dropping out of the XI. Realeanna Grimmond, Jannillea Glasgow, and Ashmini Munisar come into the side alongside Jahzara Claxton, who is making her international debut.

West Indies: Matthews (c), Joseph, James, Grimmond, Claxton, Gajnabi, Alleyne, Mangru (wk), Glasgow, Fletcher, Munisar.

For the first time this series, Hayley Matthews has won the toss.

West Indies will bowl first.

England made a winning start under new captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and head coach Charlotte Edwards, beating West Indies by eight wickets in Canterbury on 21 May.

Hayley Matthews’ 67-ball century helped West Indies post 146-7 but England completed a comfortable chase inside 17 overs, Sophia Dunkley top-scoring with 81 not out (55 balls).

In Hove on Friday, a player of the match-winning bowling performance from bowler Em Arlott helped England secure the series win with a match to spare.

She took 3-14 as West Indies were restricted to 81-9, with Shemaine Campbelle and Shabika Gajnabi the only batters to reach double figures. England skipper Sciver-Brunt bounced back from her two-ball duck in Canterbury with an unbeaten 55 (30) to lead England to a nine-wicket win with 64 balls remaining.

Hello there! The cricket just keeps on coming, with England back in action for the third and final T20I against West Indies.

Having already won in Canterbury and Hove, can Charlotte Edwards’ side make it a clean sweep in Chelmsford?

We’ll have the toss and team news for you shortly, so let’s get started!

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