Bairstow and Salt blast England to victory with 15 balls to spare
Salt smashes unbeaten 87 off 47 balls
Bairstow offers fine support with 48 off 26
Buttler lbw after putting on 67 for first wicket with Salt
West Indies post 180-4
Opener Charles top-scores with 38
England struggle for early wickets - West Indies 82-0 off first 10
King retires hurt after hitting 23 off 13
Venue: Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet
Rovman Powell comes into bat next, bumping himself up the order.
He ends the over from Moeen Ali with a big six, similar to the shot that got Charles out, but with more oomph and precision.
Eight runs and a wicket come from the over.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds
Image source, Getty ImagesGood bowling by Moeen, it was out and quick towards the wide line.
He'll have known Charles was frustrated with how his innings was going.
He fired it in across and outside off stump, Charles has taken the bait with a premediated slog towards leg.
Charles c Brook b Moeen 38 (WI 94-1)
Image source, Getty ImagesA breakthrough for England!
Johnson Charles really threw his bat at that one. He gets under it and sends it sky high.
It almost has enough on it, but Harry Brook is there and waiting at long-on and holds on to the catch well.
A needed wicket for England.
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Arjun Singh: At this rate, the West Indian batters will all retire hurt from straining muscles as they smash our bowling everywhere. It’s the only way we’re getting a wicket in this World Cup, it seems.
Geoff Lemon
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
With all these wickets in hand and all the power and depth West Indies have, it is a bit surprising they haven't been more aggressive.
Disappointing for Adil Rashid, especially given how well he started.
West Indies find 12 off the over, half of which from that excellent shot from Charles.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds
Loopy from Adil Rashid. You felt it was a matter of time before one of these batters did try to play an aggressive shot and put a bit of pressure back on Rashid.
There is so much power still to come in this West Indies line-up.
After 14 balls of six, West Indies finally find a boundary and it is a big clobber for six from Johnson Charles off Adil Rashid.
Inside the ground where he has a stand named after him, that flies off Charles' bat and well over the boundary at deep mid-wicket.
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This is a really sloppy effort from our bowlers so far. Far too many extras.
James in Basingstoke
Image source, Getty ImagesJust woken up in the night and taken a look at the score? Here's your 10-over update - basically West Indies have the platform to go big.
Their openers were well set, reaching 40-0 after 4.2 overs when Brandon King hurt himself while playing a shot and limped off.
However, Nicholas Pooran has kept up the momentum alongside the muscular Johnson Charles as England have once again lacked teeth with the ball. They've been tidy but not very threatening.
Bad to bed you go.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds
I wonder if the pitch might be a bit slower than the other evening when West Indies scored 218.
Picking up from where Adil Rashid had left off, Moeen Ali goes for seven, five singles and a two.
At halfway, West Indies have 82 on the board.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds
I think England will be the happier of the two teams at the moment.
West Indies haven't really looked to attack in the last two overs but that might change with Moeen Ali coming into the attack.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in St Lucia
England would have taken this, wouldn’t they?
This is the danger over, though.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
Brilliant over from Adil Rashid.
Spin to win?
No wickets produced, but it is a brilliant start from Adil Rashid, who only goes for three singles and really brings the scoring down in that over.
The lowest-scoring over before that one had been eight runs.
We just spoke about Moeen Ali's record against Nicholas Pooran. Now, he joins the attack.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland need to get off-spinner Moeen Ali on against dangerman Nicholas Pooran. In T20 cricket, the opposition offie has dismissed him 10 times at an average of 26. Not much of a weakness, but every little counts!
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
This stand – named after St Lucian star Johnson Charles – is the noisiest place I’ve heard at a cricket ground anywhere. From the thunderous noise of the PA system mounted at ground-level to the sweeping cheers to greet a boundary, this is a special place to watch cricket. But expect to leave with your ears ringing…
A good recovery from Mark Wood, who after being tonked for six off the first ball of the over, gives away just three runs to end the over, one of which is from a wide.
A few excellent deliveries that caught Nicholas Pooran and Johnson Charles swinging and missing.
Now for some spin in the form of Adil Rashid.
Carlos Brathwaite
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Sounds
Nicholas Pooran is one of the best ball-strikers, one of the most pure swings in the game.
Everything just looks effortless. That's gone 95m and he hasn't broken a sweat.