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Live Reporting

Mike Peter

  1. Eng 200-0

    Jones 95, Beaumont 92

    200 up, 200 opening partnership.

    Claxton sends down a leg side delivery that races away for five wides, Beaumont pulls for a single and Jones brings up the double-century landmark with a leg side two.

    25 from the over - the players will take drinks.

  2. Daniel Norcross
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    A very inventive shot from Tammy Beaumont. She has a huge smile on her face, both feet were off the ground!

  3. Eng 191-0

    Beaumont hits 'inventive' ramp shot over the slips for four

    Runs, runs, runs.

    Claxton bowls a wide, and from the following delivery Beaumont plays a remarkable shot, advancing down the pitch and then leaping in the air to get her bat under a bouncer, seeing the ball reach the boundary at third.

    She gets another four from the next ball with a less impressive shot, edging past the keeper, with the ball running out to the ropes near fine leg.

    That takes Beaumont to 91.

  4. 6 runs

    Eng 184-0

    Wallop!

    Tammy Beaumont crashes Jahzara Claxton wide of long-on for six.

    Her third of the innings, with Amy Jones yet to clear the ropes.

  5. Eng 175-0

    Karishma Ramharack is OK to continue after a bit of physio for her fingers.

    Beaumont reverse sweeps her for two and then Jones adds a single by dropping the ball in front of the mid-wicket fielder.

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

    Karishma Ramharack drops Amy JonesGetty Images

    Amy Jones looked to clout that down the ground, it was hit firmly and Karishma Ramharack looks in a little bit of pain. It was hit like a rocket, but you can't be dropping them when Jones is in the nineties.

  7. dropped catch

    Jones dropped on 92

    Eng 172-0

    'It was hit like a rocket' - Jones dropped in consecutive overs

    Jones is dropped again - she must really not want that first ODI hundred!

    She drills the ball at waist height just to the left of Karishma Ramharack and it skims the fingers of the spinner.

    Jones took a single - dropped on 91, now dropped on 92, now on 93.

  8. dropped catch

    Jones dropped on 91

    Eng 170-0

    One ball later and Amy Jones comes close to departing!

    She whacks Jahzara Claxton's delivery straight back at the bowler and the 19-year-old can't hang on to the catch.

    A couple more singles to end the over.

  9. Eng 168-0

    Amy Jones moves into the nineties, lofting Jahzara Claxton into the leg side for a one-bounce four.

    She's been in the nineties on three previous occasions in ODIs and never made it to 100.

    This time?

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

    The intent that England have shown has created a change in filed, long-on has gone out creating opportunity for different shots.

    As soon as you show a bit of intent, the tactics shift slightly.

  11. How's stat?!

    Rufus Bullough
    CricViz analyst

    England's Tammy Beaumont (left) and Amy Jones running during the first Women's One Day International match at the County Ground, DerbyPA Media

    England are stepping on the accelerator here in the last 10 overs, showing far more intent than we saw previously.

    • Overs 1-10: Run-rate 4.50 and 55% attacking shots
    • Overs 11-20: Run-rate 5.10 and 45% attacking shots
    • Overs 21-30: Run-rate 6.60 and 77% attacking shots

  12. Eng 162-0

    Amy Jones makes it four boundaries from four balls, lifting the first ball of Karishma Ramharack's over down the ground for, well, four.

    Only one more single from the over, as the ball breaks through mid-on and Jones takes a single to retain the strike - she's now on 86 from 97 balls.

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

    That is whipped away by Tammy Beaumont. Now the accelerator is being tickled by England. It's go time.

  14. 6 runs

    Eng 157-0

    'Beaumont goes big again' with three boundaries in a row

    Hello there, is this a change of pace I see?

    Tammy Beaumont takes England past 150 with three consecutive boundaries to close the 29th over.

    Seamer Aaliyah Alleyne over-pitches slightly and Beaumont drills her between stumps and non-striker for four, adds another boundary with a sweep behind square, then closes with a juicy six over square leg.

    She hit three boundaries from her first 80 balls, and has now added three more from the next three.

  15. Eng 141-0

    Off spinner Karishma Ramharack comes into the attack, the seventh bowler the West Indies have used in this innings.

    Jones and Beaumont work her around for five runs.

  16. Melissa Story
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Tammy Beaumont will be looking for her century now that she has got herself set.

  17. 50 runs

    50 for Tammy Beaumont

    Eng 136-0

    Beaumont joins Jones in reaching half-century mark

    And now both openers have a half-century!

    Tammy Beaumont shuffles across her off stump and cuts Afy Fletcher's penultimate ball for a single, bringing up her 24th ODI 50 from 74 balls.

    Jones adds two more from the final delivery of the over - this is now England's highest opening partnership against the West Indies in ODIs.

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

    Tammy Beaumont backed away and moved outside the line of off-stump and just used the pace of Hayley Matthews. Some nice timing which has somewhat alluded her for most of this innings.

  19. 6 runs

    Eng 128-0

    Beaumont 'unleashes' six over deep mid-wicket

    Thanks Matt.

    Hayley Matthews to continue for the West Indies.

    Tammy Beaumont sees a couple of cut shots blocked in the off side, then unleashes on the final ball of the over, swatting Matthews over the ropes at mid-wicket for six.

    The first six of the game.

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

    England are being slightly more attacking. Amy Jones is playing well but there is just a lack of boundaries.