Summary

Live Reporting

by Matthew Henry & Elizabeth Botcherby

  1. Matthew Forde, who leaked 88 runs from his eight overs at Edgbaston, will bowl from the other end.

  2. Eng 1-1

    Target 309

    Well, I don't think anyone was expecting that start.

    An early wicket for West Indies and England yet to score a run off the bat.

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

    Beautiful delivery from Jayden Seales.

    It angles into Jamie Smith which entices him to go towards it.

    Seales has started really well here. Disciplined with his lines and lengths and he's got his reward.

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Smith c Hope b Seales 0 (Eng 1-1)

    Jamie Smith goes without scoring. The perfect start for West Indies!

    Smith goes for the big drive but Jayden Seales' delivery is a beauty, moving back in to the England opener, and his edged shot is caught safely by wicketkeeper Shai Hope.

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

    England are going to come out and play strong shots. Both Jamie Smith and Ben Duckett play classic strokes but I can't see them waiting around and binding their time.

    They might try and get ahead of the rate.

  6. Eng 0-0

    Jayden Seales is opening the bowling for West Indies and Jamie Smith begins England's chase with a defensive dot.

  7. West Indies fined for slow over-rate in first ODI

    One thing West Indies will be keen to keep an eye on today is their over rate after being fined for maintaining a slow over-rate during the first ODI at Edgbaston on 29 May.

    Shai Hope’s side were found to be one over short of the required target at the end of the innings.

    Match referee Jeff Crowe has imposed a five per cent fine on each player’s match fee.

    Per ICC regulations, players are fined five per cent of their match fee for each over their side fails to bowl within the allotted time.

  8. Thanks Matt.

    England are chasing 309. Can they do it? Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

  9. There's Jofra Archer to come back, plus Gus Atkinson and Mark Wood. I agree with the below, however. Saqib Mahmood is establishing myself as one of the two new-ball bowlers.

    Anyway. Ben Duckett and Jamie Smith have made their way down the steps from the dressing room. That means it's time for me to hand back to Elizabeth Botcherby.

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    Mahmood gets two in two as Brook takes superb catch

    With the wicket being so green, 308 seems like a very good total. The wicket favouring the bowlers today clearly.

    Anon

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    Soham Sarkhel
    CricViz analyst

    Harry Brook's bowling deployment today was a bit reminiscent of Brendon McCullum's when he was the captain of New Zealand.

    In the 2015 World Cup, New Zealand used just 9% of the fifth bowler's quota (amounting to around two overs) till the end of the 35th over, often relying on longer spells for their main bowlers in Trent Boult, Tim Southee, Adam Milne, and Daniel Vettori.

    By the 35th over today, Brook had used eight overs each from his three seamers and six overs from Adil Rashid. Will be interesting to see if this becomes a pattern of his captaincy.

  12. Carty makes century after two dropped catches

    The highlight of West Indies innings was Keacy Carty. He was dropped twice but played very nicely after that to reach his fourth ODI century. They have all come in nine innings since the start of November.

    Not bad form!

  13. If only England could have caught as well as this guy...

    'Caught in the crowd!' - a man takes the catch of Shai Hope

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    England have performed underwhelmingly in the fielding side of this match, lets hope that these batters can get us the 2nd win under Harry Brook. Come on England!!!

    Noah (on the road to Durham)

    Catches win matches guys! Tut tut tut. Will England live to regret their fielding?

    Henry in Fulham

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    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    Duckett's second dropped catch gives King a lifeline

    England had four dropped catches and two missed run-outs, or three if you count when they could've run out both batsmen.

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

    Hope smashes 'massive hit' into the trees for six

    West Indies will be thinking about what could've been. The innings subsided somewhat from where it was at the 30 over mark.

    Those last few overs when Shai Hope should've just been on strike more, he was starved of it and they lost wickets around him.

    I'm pleased for Saqib Mahmood. He did a lot of the donkey work into the wind from that far end.

    England will be pleased with the way they fought back there.

  17. A funny innings.

    West Indies were 168-2 after 28 overs. At that point it looked like they would get a lot more.

    But England also dropped four catches, which helped the tourists' cause. The wicket-taking at the end means they have a manageable chase ahead.

    Mahmood gets two in two as Brook takes superb catch

  18. Henry Moeran
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    From mid-off Harry Brook takes the catch easily enough.

    England's target is 309 and it could've been a few more.

    They haven't been perfect in the field but they have managed to take all 10 wickets.

  19. wicket

    WICKET

    Hope c Brook b Mahmood 78 (WI 308 all out)

    All over! Shai Hope skies a Saqib Mahmood slower ball and West Indies have been bowled out.

  20. WI 308-9

    Swung away for four by Shai Hope...