Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Smashes it over long on for six. Tammy Beaumont getting her century in style.

England marching towards a massive total.

100 for Tammy Beaumontpublished at 37.4 overs

37.4 overs

A hundred with a six! Tammy Beaumont's 12th ODI century is sealed in some style.

Like last week, she started slowly but is flying now.

Tammy Beaumont moves four closer with a well-placed pull shot. She was so quick on her feet there.

Tammy Beaumont is down on one knee between overs here. The physio isn't coming out so I assume she's fine but one to keep an eye on with the England opener into the nineties.

Hazlewood must be a place somewhere in the world too. It sounds like a leafy Surrey village.

Emma Lamb gets her first boundary with a deft sweep. It's almost like she's one of the 10,000 or so reading this page.

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Emma Lamb is yet to play a real shot in anger. If you're being critical, the four dot balls to her in this over are probably a couple too many but England are well in control. She just needs some time in the middle.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

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Beaumont is one of England’s most competent players of spin, with a game based around confidently sweeping the ball. When sweeping and reverse-sweeping spin, she averages 53 runs per dismissal in ODI cricket.

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

That's a powerful stroke from Tammy Beaumont. She's started to move the gear a little now.

At least the one in that previous over can't go down as a drop. I think Claxton may have got there with a sprint and a dive. Tough to say.

One thing is certain, Tammy Beaumont will not be put off playing the shot. She sweeps again and gets four.

Could this have been caught? Tammy Beaumont gives a sweep a bit more air than she might have liked. Those in maroon by the pitch are yelling for the catch but Jahzara Claxton does not commit and takes the ball on the bounce at fine leg.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

With that wicket Beaumont and Jones narrowly avoid becoming the second most productive partnership in England’s WODI history, falling just 11 runs short of the pair above them today - it wont be long until they pass them and challenge the pair at the top of the table.

England’s most productive partnerships in Women’s ODI cricket:

1. Charlotte Edwards and Sarah Taylor: 59 inns, 2201 runs, 38.61 avg, 5 100s, 10 50s

2. ⁠Heather Knight and Nat Sciver-Brunt: 46 inns, 1797 runs, 42.78 avg, 3 100s, 9 50s

3. ⁠Tammy Beaumont and Amy Jones: 30 inns, 1786 runs, 63.78 avg, 7 100s, 8 50s

More drops than catches taken? That's a stat to make you shudder from a West Indies perspective.

Their inability to stop the flow of runs here continues as Tammy Beaumont plays a reverse sweep for four.

Rufus Bullough
CricViz analyst

West Indies' fielding across the T20I and ODI series:

Catches: 8

Drops: 9

A quick investigation using a well-known search engine tells me there's a Lamb Town in Georgia, USA. I'm not sure that counts. Sorry, Emma.

Amy Jones played a magnificent knock today - here's a breakdown of the right-hander's career-best 129 runs.

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We're all recreating that Simpsons pitchfork meme at you, Andy.

Another misfield allows Tammy Beaumont a single.

Good luck to Emma Lamb who has to find a way to follow that having sat with her pads on for two hours.