Live Reporting

by Matthew Henry, Mike Peter & Esha Nayar

  1. Amy Jones heads off to a standing ovation. This is why...

    Jones reaches century for second consecutive game as England look comfortable

  2. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Finally West Indies cling on to a catch. It was an outstanding knock by Amy Jones. She tried to go back down the ground, went inside out and slapped it back to the bowler.

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    Jones c&b Ramharack 129 (Eng 202-1)

    Jones caught and bowled by Ramharack to end 129 run innings

    We had to start talking about double hundreds, didn't we? Amy Jones falls as she drills a catch back to spinner Karishma Ramharack.

    Jones gets a handshake from four or five of the Windies players on her way off. She looks a little sheepish in truth.

  4. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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    If we talk about doubling the score at 32 overs, England could get 450. England have so much power hitting to come too.

  5. Eng 201-0

    Jones 129, Beaumont 66

    There have been two double hundreds in women's ODIs. The first was made by Australia's Belinda Clark in 1997. The second, the record score in the format, was made by New Zealand's Amelia Kerr in 2018.

    Kerr hit 232 not out against Ireland.

    After two more boundaries in this over - one on the drive and another on the cut - Amy Jones has passed her score from last week, making this her highest ODI score. A wide brings up the 200 partnership too.

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    Has an England women’s batter ever made an ODI double hundred? Jones looks like she has all the time in the world but scoring at a fantastic rate.

    Andy in Northants.

  7. Eng 188-0

    I thought my esteemed colleague Ffion Wynne went very early in reminding us of England's record score in ODIs after two overs today.

    The highest individual score by an England batter in a women's ODI is 173* by a certain Charlotte Edwards.

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    Got to be Carlisle Best.

    Jim, Cumbria

    If you count towns as well as cities, the very first Test match featured one on both sides: John Selby for England and Tom Kendal for Aus.

    Ben, London

    Gavin Hamilton definitely makes it in the city-based names XI, as does Washington Sundar

    Touchdown, Nottingham

  9. Amy Jones has dominated this partnership but Tammy Beaumont has played her part too...

    Watch the best shots of Beamount's half-century

  10. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Pure timing from Amy Jones - it wasn't a bad delivery, just a classy shot.

  11. Eng 184-0

    An inside edge means Amy Jones escapes a closer look at an lbw shout as Aaliyah Alleyne nips one back and she soon relocates the middle of her bat to flick four more off her pads.

    Poor Emma Lamb - the next batter in - fiddles with her pads yet again as she waits for her turn.

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    Rufus Bullough
    CricViz analyst

    Jones hits two fours in first over to get England off to good start

    Unsurprisingly, with two hundreds in two games, Amy Jones’ batting average against the West Indies has now risen to 58.50 - the highest against any opposition she has played in ODIs.

  13. You wait 12 years for a century for your country and two come along in a week...

    Jones reaches century for second consecutive match

  14. Eng 175-0

    Jones 109, Beaumont 61

    Haworth is a lovely part of the world and not far from my house.

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    Australia's Amanda-Jade Wellington is a good shout for a city name side, particularly now she's playing for Somerset...

    Tommy

    Phoebe Litchfield for the city named cricketers. Sorry to the good people of Lichfield!

    Jim from Haworth

  16. Speaking of Jannillea Glasgow...

  17. Eng 169-0

    Thanks Mike.

    I begin with one of the all-time pieces of comedy fielding as Jannillea Glasgow misses the ball entirely as she runs around the long-on boundary and the ball bounces on for four.

    That would make the blooper video compilations if they still exist.

  18. Eng 169-0

    A seventh bowler for the West Indies as Aaliyah Alleyne comes on in place of Afy Fletcher.

    England take a couple of singles from her first two deliveries, before Beaumont nails her third through third for four.

    Right, here's Matthew Henry to take you through the rest of the innings, with England looking set for a big total.

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  19. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    It feels like England are going to try and score a mountain of runs now.

  20. Nikesh Rughani
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

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    England have been good at ticking the scoreboard over with singles, knowing the boundary balls will come.