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Thanks for your company as we enter the wee small hours of the morning.

"Opener Evin Lewis blitzed 96 as the West Indies hammered England by eight wickets in the first one-day international in Antigua," is the verdict of my colleague Mike Peter on what occurred in a rain-affected match in North Sound.

You can read every word of his match report here...

England face West Indies in the second ODI on Saturday and we will, of course, have live text commentary on the BBC Sport website from 13:15 GMT. We look forward to your company then.

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West Indies skipper Shai Hope: "Jayden Seales and Matthew Forde set the tone with the new ball, especially going into the middle overs. We wanted some early wickets and they did that. The consistency and the discipline was the biggest factor today.

"Evin Lewis is experienced and has been around for a long time. You can see he is a different beast. He's hungry. I'm glad with the scores he's getting now."

England captain Liam Livingstone: "Our top six getting starts but not kicking on? I think the test we have to come over the next few games is with the rhythms of 50-over cricket. We have to get up to speed as quickly as possible. We know someone in the top six has to get a big score.

"50 overs is a long time. We wanted to put the West Indies under pressure. Conditions change and it's up to us to read it and work out what is a good score. We didn't adapt. West Indies bowled well and we lost wickets at key stages.

"John Turner bowled really and was unlucky not to get a wicket. Hopefully more of the same from him."

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Player of the match Gudakesh Motie: "The conditions are different compared to our recent series in Sri Lanka. The ball spun more there and here less. You have to adapt to the conditions.

"My plan to the left-handers? I wasn't getting much turn out of the wicket so I was just trying to keep it on a straight line and hit my lengths. Runs weren't coming at both ends which helped me get four wickets. I figured bowling quick in these conditions didn't help so I tried to bowl as slow as possible."

Jason Holder
West Indies all-rounder on TNT Sports

It was a little unexpected how easy it was for West Indies. A great performance from Evin Lewis. It was unfortunate how he got out at the end, but that's the way it goes sometimes.

We'll have the player-of-the-match presentation and hear from both captains shortly.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

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England were hammered. There's no other way to put it. West Indies totally outplayed England in all three aspects of the game. West Indies put an inexperienced team under pressure.

Mark Butcher
Former England batter on TNT Sports

West Indies' victory was set up by some really disciplined bowling against an inexperienced batting line-up. They squeezed England until they popped.

WEST INDIES WIN BY EIGHT WICKETS (DLS)published at 01:50 Greenwich Mean Time 1 November

01:50 GMT 1 November

An emphatic victory for the West Indies against this callow England side.

West Indies go 1-0 up in the three-match ODI series.

West Indies Shai Hope nudges the ball into the leg side for a couple of runs to get the West Indies home with 55 balls to spare.

A single apiece for Keacy Carty and Shai Hope off Liam Livingstone. Two to win. Will one of these two try to finish it in style?

Eight runs needed and plenty of balls to get them for Keacy Carty and Shai Hope.

A single off the first ball of Adil Rashid's over before Carty wallops the England leg-spinner over the top for a one-bounce four.

Hope dropped on onepublished at 23.4 overs

23.4 overs

An absolute dolly shelled by Adil Rashid after Shai Hope slices Liam Livingstone to cover.

Sloppy.

A shame for Evin Lewis, given how well he played.

West Indies need 11 runs off 71 balls.

Pitching outside the line.

Evin Lewis struck on the pad by Adil Rashid. England review more in hope than expectation.

WI 144-1published at 22.1 overs

22.1 overs

Evin Lewis heaves Adil Rashid across the line for a six over square leg. That's a big 'un.

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Liam Livingstone appears to have given his seamers the rest of the game off, perhaps thinking the risk to injury in a game which is pretty much a foregone conclusion is not worth it.

Evin Lewis sweeps Livingstone's fourth ball for four. He's now up to 88 and is eyeing up a hundred.

A tight over from Adil Rashid - just a single apiece for Evin Lewis and Keacy Carty from it - but it largely feels academic at this stage.

West Indies need 28 runs off 84 balls.