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Thanks for joining us throughout this evening and the series so far. We'll be back with the final two games of the series this weekend, with the first coming up on Saturday at 20:00 GMT.

If you missed any of tonight's action, you can catch up via Sam Drury's match report.

We look forward to your company on Saturday, to see if England can continue their winning streak. See you then!

England captain Jos Buttler: "A real collective effort to win the series which is really pleasing. I've been so impressed with how we've set the tone in the powerplays in all three games so far.

"I haven't had to say too much [to Saqib Mahmood], it's just great to have him back and being attacking. He and Jofra have been excellent for us.

"We're in a really strong place as a team. We've got really good competition for places too, when you consider the players who aren't here. I've really liked seeing different players step up at different times, throughout the whole series.

"We're delighted with the series win. Bilateral series are really important to us to build a habit of winning and to get confidence and consistency."

West Indies captain Rovman Powell: "It's a bit disappointing, we keep losing wickets in the powerplay and in clusters. We need to be our natural selves. We know we are good stroke players but that little bit of smart was missing.

"The execution of the bowlers was a lot better.

"The middle overs become so much harder when you have lost those early wickets. But we did feel like we could defend that total after the recovery from myself and Romario.

"Fielding is a collective effort so as we get better as individuals, the team will get better.

"We want the fans to come out this weekend and keep supporting us in two good games between two very good cricket teams."

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Player of the Match, England bowler Saqib Mahmood: "As a bowling unit we've always had the mindset of wanting to take early wickets. We know that their batting line-up is stacked all the way down but we haven't backed down and we have taken powerplay wickets in every game so far.

"I feel really free in this team now. It feels like my spot and it feels like a really great chance to express myself out there.

"Me and Jofra have complemented each other quite well, and we communicate really well. The series win is huge, at the earliest opportunity. Hopefully we can keep the momentum going in the last two."

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

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It wasn't the easiest pitch to bat on. We thought it would be a belter.

But Sam Curran timed the ball beautifully as opposed to muscling the ball around. He got good value for his shots once he had given himself a chance to get in.

Generally, West Indies bowled well and Rovman Powell rotated his bowlers. They made it difficult for England and if they took their chances, they would probably have won that game.

Both teams lost early wickets though, as England slipped to 37-3 with Phil Salt, Jos Buttler and Jacob Bethell all falling cheaply.

But Sam Curran's 41 from 26 balls and Liam Livingstone's 39 from 28 helped England over the line in the end, with Akeal Hosein's 4-21 in vain for West Indies.

Sam Billings
England wicketkeeper on TNT Sports

It is a really tough place to go and play cricket so it is a huge result for England.

I am very pleased for Jos Buttler, he's had a tough time with this injury. It's a really great start for some of the young players coming through and they will take a lot of encouragement from that.

England's bowlers set the tone in the first powerplay, taking five West Indies wickets as their top order failed once again with all falling for single-figure scores.

A half-century from captain Rovman Powell led the hosts to 146, but it proved below par with Saqib Mahmood and Craig Overton taking three wickets each.

After a disappointing few years of white-ball cricket, it feels like England are re-building nicely with Jos Buttler back at the helm after his injury absence.

Rehan Ahmed seals the match and the series in style! He drives over cover for four, and England take an unassailable 3-0 lead in St Lucia with two to play.

A tough night for the West Indies despite fighting hard to take seven wickets and to take the game to the final over.

But the three dropped chances of Liam Livingstone - who went on to make a crucial 39 - proved extremely costly.

The scores are level, as Jamie Overton dabs a single down to deep third.

Not quite.

Akeal Hosein will be unfortunate to end up on the losing side here after a brilliant spell of 4-22.

Rehan Ahmed dabs one into the covers for a single and Jamie Overton gets back on strike. Can he do it with a boundary?

Eng 141-6published at 18 overs

18 overs

Need 5 from 12 balls

Liam Livingstone is making the most of his chances.

Alzarri Joseph bangs it in short and he absolutely launches it over the ropes, before drilling a fuller one through the covers for four.

All of a sudden, it looks like England are going to win at a canter.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

West Indies have dropped four catches today, their joint most in a T20 match - fair to say England and Liam Livingstone have been rather fortunate.

A gift.

Alzarri Joseph gets his yorker wrong and ends up bowling Liam Livingstone a full toss, which he helps on its way for four.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Livingstone has lived some lives tonight. But at the other end it’s a different story. Now Overton has the job of staying there and seeing them over the line.

Liam Livingstone crucially keeps the strike with three overs to go.

England need 21 from 18 balls.

Livingstone dropped on 21published at 16.2 overs

16.2 overs

Eng 123-5

A THIRD chance for Liam Livingstone!

In fairness to Shimron Hetmyer, this was the toughest one. He charges in from mid-wicket and dives forward with the ball barely off the ground, and it just pops out of his hands as he hits the turf.