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by Matthew Henry & Elizabeth Botcherby

  1. Eng 138-5

    Root 61, Jacks 4

    England take four off the over. They need 171 runs off 25 overs to win.

    Here's Matt Henry to take you through the remainder of England's chase. When we swapped over in the first innings, it brought an immediate wicket. Just saying.

  2. Eng 134-5

    Target 309

    Will Jacks gets off the mark with a single, but that means he'll be facing Alzarri Joseph, who's being brought back into the attack.

    Shai Hope is going for the jugular.

  3. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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    It was a slightly desperate review because it looked out from everything we could see.

    It hit the front pad and it straightened just enough to hit.

    That's a big wicket for West Indies.

  4. wicket

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    Bethell lbw b Chase 17 (Eng 133-5)

    Bethell struck lbw off spinner Chase

    It's out! It was an optimistic review and brought three inevitable reds.

    Roston Chase was very quick to appeal and the umpire didn't hesitate in raising his finger.

    Jacob Bethell departs for 17. England need 176 runs from 26.2 overs with five wickets to play with.

  5. England review

    Is that the breakthrough? The umpire has given Jacob Bethell out lbw but England have reviewed.

  6. Eng 130-4

    Target 309

    The required rate has climbed above 6.5.

    I'd agree with Vic. I'm cautiously advantage West Indies. If they can break this partnership before the 30-over mark, it's big advantage.

  7. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    I think West Indies are just favourites but this is a key partnership.

    Jacob Bethell, if necessary, can accelerate for England.

  8. Eng 126-4

    Target 309

    Joe Root and Jacob Bethell continue to rotate the strike nicely, picking up four singles.

    England need 183 runs from 168 balls.

  9. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    This is a batter friendly surface. I don't really see anything untoward on the pitch.

  10. Eng 122-4

    Target 309

    Jacob Bethell has his first boundary of the day and it's a punishing stroke, pouncing on a short and wide delivery from Greaves and sending the ball racing through backward point.

    Seven off the over.

  11. Who has scored most ODI runs in history?

    Sachin TendulkarGetty Images

    You may be wondering where Joe Root stands in the all-time list after becoming England's record runscorer in this format. Well, not very high.

    He's 48th on the list, behind South Africa's Graeme Smith. India's Sachin Tendulkar is top of the pile with 18,426 runs - more than 11,000 more than Root! Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara follows with 14,234.

  12. Eng 115-4

    Target 309

    Joe Root and Jacob Bethell rotate the strike nicely, taking six singles off Roston Chase's first over.

    Root has been looking so nonchalant at the non-striker's end, leaning back on his bat without a care in the world.

  13. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Joe Root has got his half-century but he still has work to do as England target 309.

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  14. 50 runs

    50 for Root

    Eng 113-4

    Root becomes England's leading ODI run-scorer on the way to half-century

    "ROOOOOOOT" echoes around Sophia Gardens as Joe Root jogs a single to bring up his half-century off 52 balls.

  15. Time for some spin. In comes Roston Chase to bowl the 20th over.

  16. Eng 109-4

    Target 309

    Justin Greaves is getting plenty of zip off the surface. He's on course for a maiden before Joe Root drives him down the ground for a welcome four to finish the over.

  17. Eng 105-4

    Target 309

    I hope for Jacob Bethell's sake that he's been practicing evasive techniques in the nets.

    Alzarri Joseph is absolutely banging it in and the batter is forced to sway out of the way quite dramatically once more.

  18. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

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    Joe Root has overtaken Eoin Morgan's ODI record for England in 39 fewer innings. Root averages 48.3 runs in this format.

  19. Most men's ODI runs for England

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    1. Joe Root 6,958 runs

    2. Eoin Morgan 6,957

    3. Ian Bell 5,416

    4. Jos Buttler 5,233

    5. Paul Collingwood 5,092

    Morgan also scored 744 runs in 23 ODIs for Ireland

  20. Run record for Root!

    Eng 102-4

    With a single to finish the over, Joe Root becomes England's leading run-scorer in ODI cricket, overtaking Eoin Morgan (6,957 runs in 225 matches).

    There's limited fanfare at Sophia Gardens.