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If you like to see plenty of spinners in action - and I do - this is the tournament for you. Afy Fletcher is the latest slowie to get a chance tonight.
There's a lot of loop and she concedes just four, Lister missing out with a slog-sweep off the final delivery.
Ashmini Munisar joins the attack, and Ailsa Lister clouts the spinner to the boundary through the off side before edging her to third for three runs, the ball slowing up just before the rope.
West Indies pegged Scotland back with two early wickets.
Chinelle Henry bowls right through, finishing with an impressive 1-10 off her four overs.
Scotland are struggling to hit the ball off the square at the moment.
It looked leg side and ball tracker shows it shaping back but only clipping leg at best so Bryce survives.
Henry goes up for another LBW, this time against Lister. It's given not out, but the West Indies are reviewing.
More spin as Karishma Ramharack joins the attack, but Bryce and Lister work her around comfortably for six from her opening over.
25-2 off the Powerplay, West Indies should be very happy with that.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Chinelle Henry is getting this ball to do all sorts and the Scottish batter Ailsa Lister is finding it really tricky out there.
After a promising start in that first over from Saskia Horley, West Indies have come back strong and Scotland are in a bit of bother.
Take a look at this excellent catch by Deandra Dottin.
It's been a chaotic start to Scotland's innings - three dropped chances, two wickets, an LBW appeal - they need to calm it down a bit.
Sco 18-2
Bryce survives, the ball was clipping only the outside of leg stump as she reverse-swept so it remains with umpires call.
It looks high...
West Indies are convinced that Bryce is out LBW. It's not given but they have asked for the review.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
She went for the full crocodile catch there.
She just couldn't get her hands right.
It's up to Kathryn Bryce and Ailsa Lister to rebuild the Scotland innings, but the pitch looks to be doing a bit.
What doesn't help is that the West Indies are shelling catches, Nation and Fletcher both spilling simple looking chances both sides of the wicket.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat is an absolute beauty from Henry!
She just pitched it in the perfect position. It pitched on middle stump and it hits the top of off - that is the perfect ball for a seamer. That is really satisfying.
Sometimes, as a batter, you just have to walk off and say: 'Fair enough that was a really good ball, too good for me in that instance'.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That is a good catch from Deandra Dottin. They are the tricky ones!
They just sort of balloon over your head and you either just have to sprint or it will just go behind you. She did well turning her body and getting her hands nice and high.
The one person you don't want to be giving a fairly easy chance to is Deandra Dottin. She is one of the best fielders in the world's game.
S Bryce b Henry 2 (Sco 13-2)
Sarah Bryce steps away to leg but misses and sees Chinelle Henry shatter her stumps. The Bryce sisters were together for only four deliveries, it's a great start for the West Indies.
That's Hayley Matthews' 100th T20 wicket for the West Indies as well.
Horley c Dottin b Matthews 11 (Sco 13-1)
The skipper strikes and makes amends for that early drop!
Horley tries to chip Matthews over mid on, but Deandra Dottin runs back and takes a fine catch over her shoulder.