Saqib Mahmood's jumper is off. Play is about to resume.

In the past five years England have won 16 of 36 ODIs when batting first and 13 of 31 when bowling first so there's not a lot of difference.

Roland Butcher
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This is not the best start from Jacob Bethell. He's drifting leg side, maybe there's a breeze.

That's not what Harry Brook would have wanted from his bowling change.

Jacob Bethell's first over goes for 12, including a wide and back-to-back boundaries for Brandon King. Only a sharp stop from Saqib Mahmood prevents King from making it three fours in a row.

West Indies will probably be the happier side at drinks.

Roland Butcher
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

What West Indies wanted in this game would be to get a start.

They didn't get that with Jewel Andrew and I was disappointed that he was elevated up the order because it gave him everything to lose.

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John: This is a better test for England today. Wickets not coming easily in seam bowler friendly conditions. The 20 overs of spin will be crucial.

Brandon King hasn't abandoned his tactic of dancing down to England's pacers. However, it's yet to really come off - he misses the ball by some distance on his latest attempt.

Saqib Mahmood bangs in his next delivery in response and King wears it on his body.

Here comes the man of the moment... Jacob Bethell.

Keacy Carty scores West Indies' first boundary since the eighth over. Not sure the ball went where he was aiming for but it's four runs all the same.

Nine off the over for West Indies. The scoreboard is moving again. Remember those dropped catches?

You're not getting off the hook that easily, James.

It's a good return from Saqib Mahmood, conceding three singles and getting some sharp turn. He's changed ends. I wonder if he's brought his mountain of sawdust...

Saqib Mahmood returns to the attack, replacing Brydon Carse.

You're right, AP. There were some excellent catches from both sides at Edgbaston. Here are some of the best in case you missed it.

Matthew Potts is getting a bit of zip from the ball. After leaking 11 runs off his first over, he's conceded just four off his next two.

AP: England are really going to suffer for those two dropped chances. Odd considering both teams pulled off multiple absolute screamers in the first ODI.

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

Brandon King is not messing around. When he has a chance to throw his hands at something he's doing it with full gusto.

Nice work, Jack.

England have pulled it back at the end of the powerplay, with consecutive tight overs from Matthew Potts and Brydon Carse.

After 10 overs, Brandon King has 30 (29) and Keacy Carty has 21 (26).

Ooooh that was close from Matthew Potts! His final delivery of the over goes whistling past the bat and through to Jos Buttler.

Just a single added to West Indies' total.

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

Brydon Carse has produced an average swing of 1.70 degrees today, the most he has found in the first 10 overs in any ODI so far in his career. His average length of 5.53m is also the fullest he has ever bowled.