Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator

I think 209 feels about 50 short of par. Inexperience in the top order giving away good starts and some terrific bowling by Jayden Seales, Matthew Forde and Gudakesh Motie has left England with a mountain to climb.

West Indies bowler Jayden Seales: "I'm very pleased with the performance. I was frustrated in Sri Lanka, I was rushing everything. In training yesterday I tried to slow everything down.

"We knew that the guys at the top of the order loved to play square of the wicket so the idea was to bowl straight and if they scored well done to them. Just remain top of the stumps and get them playing down the ground. When we stick to our plans we get results as you saw today.

"The spinners stuck to their task even though the wicket was not assisting. They bowled stump to stump and varied their pace.

"I think it's chase-able."

Adil Rashid and John Turner trudge off. Well below par for England.

John Turner looks a capable-ish number 11. He manages to survive and pick up a couple of singles to boot.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator

West Indies will desperately want to finish this off quickly now. With six overs remaining England could still eke out another 30 runs

England's run rate has marginally increase to 4.66 but this looks well short of a testing total, baring some heroics from Adil Rashid.

Another debutant, John Turner, joins Rashid at the crease.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator

This is all looking pretty ugly now for England. Curran clearly felt he was running out of time and partners but you can’t help feeling they’ve failed to assess what a good score might be on this challenging surface.

Hollywood Cricket Club - you're talking my language now, David.

After 45 deliveries England have a boundary as Adil Rashid whips the second ball of Matthew Forde's over through mid-wicket for four in a rather ungainly an unorthodox way.

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

Similarly to 20:59, it's only the second time in the last 38 years that all of England's top six have crossed 15 without ANY of them going on to make a 50.

Eng 191-8published at 42 overs

42 overs

Jofra Archer is the new batter at the crease with Adil Rashid as England look to eke themselves towards some sort of total.

Their current run-rate is a relatively unthreatening 4.55 at the moment.

Alzarri Joseph delivers a vicious short ball to Archer off the penultimate ball of the over, which strikes the England quick bowler on the shoulder as he turns away. Ouch.

Quite why Sam Curran didn't wait until after Gudakesh Motie's final over to start the fireworks is a little puzzling.

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

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In England's ODI golden era (2015-2019), there were just five occasions in five years that none of the top six reached fifty in a match. Since the start of last year alone, it's happened seven times.

Jayden Seales has a determined and focused expression on his face as he bounds into the crease.

Rather awkwardly Adil Rashid digs out a full delivery from Seales into the leg side, then later in the over defends high to pick up a single down at third.