A better recovery from Netravalkar, with just one run coming from those last three balls. Nine in total for the over.

Ali Khan, who added some late runs with the bat, will join the attack.

Two fours in three balls for Shai Hope.

This time, Netravalkar is driven through the covers by Hope, who has wasted no time at all in getting himself set.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

This is what we thought might happen - the West Indies trying to boost that net run-rate. This is their opportunity to get themselves back into this group.

A gorgeous shot from Shai Hope at the start of the third over finds another boundary.

Driven straight over Netravalkar's head, it raced towards the rope for four.

Helped by that six, 10 runs come from the over in total.

Time is very much on the West Indies' side, but for net run-rate, they will want this over quickly.

WI 11-0published at 1.4 overs

1.4 overs

Target 129

Shai Hope goes big and hits the first six of this innings off Nosthush Kenjige.

A shorter ball from Kenjige is dispatched well into the stands over the boundary at long-on.

Brutal.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Sounds

It's a huge opportunity for West Indies to go out there and win it quickly. If USA have done their homework, they'll put a spinner on against Johnson Charles, who struggles against spin early on.

I wonder how many emails Saurabh Netravalkar will have waiting for him when his T20 World Cup campaign comes to an end?

He concedes just three singles off the first over.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Sounds

I read earlier that Netravalkar has his out of office on at work, and it says he'll be back on 17 June.

It takes three balls, but West Indies are on the board with a leg bye.

Netravalkar gets some swing on his third delivery that hits Hope on the pads, but it is going down leg and a single is taken.

Let's get this chase under way.

Saurabh Netravalkar will open the bowling against Shai Hope.

The priority for West Indies is simply a victory in Barbados against co-hosts USA.

However, should they win this match inside 14.5 overs, their net run-rate will surpass that of group leaders South Africa.

The two meet in the final round of fixtures which could be a winner-goes-through affair.

Thanks, Sam.

The USA have had a brilliant run at this World Cup so far, but to stand any chance of extending their stay in this tournament, really, they are going to have to produce an excellent bowling display in Barbados.

Not long until West Indies begin their chase. They'll want to knock off these runs as quickly as possible for that potentially decisive net run-rate.

To take you through the second innings, it's over to Jonty Colman.

West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell after taking 3-31: "It's been good. We know how important this game is. It's good to start the first 20 with a positive note.

"From the last game, we talked about a few things that went wrong and needed improving. We've definitely seen improvement.

"I spoke to the bowlers and said always bowl your best ball and I think we've seen that tonight. I'm confident in our batters."

A superb effort from West Indies in the first half to knock over the USA fairly cheaply.

They'll be very confident of knocking off the runs on what seems like a pretty good batting surface.

That spell just after the powerplay looks very costly for the US now and they require something special to keep their semi-final hopes alive.

Peter Della Penna
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

This is the first time USA have looked out of their depth. They've been totally overmatched tonight and they are sorely missing runs at the top of the order.

One over to go. Andre Russell to bowl it. How many more can the USA get with just one wicket remaining?