That is some performance from England with the ball.

This match looked destined to go to a fifth day with all results still possible, especially after an opening stand of 61 between Kraigg Brathwaite and Mikyle Louis to begin the West Indies chase.

But the home side stuck at it, found the breakthrough and once they did, the tourists capitulated as the bowlers kept the pressure on.

England take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series and will go for the sweep at Edgbaston next week.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This will dampen the West Indies spirit, of course it will. But there were some real green shoots over the last three and a half days.

They'll have taken encouragement from Hodge's hundred, Athanaze played well. But that doesn't guarantee they will play well the next time - you can't expect anything, it'll be a real learning experience for them.

Having swung and missed - by a considerable distance - the first three balls of the over, Shamar Joseph connects with the fourth.

It's a clean connection, too, back down the ground for four.

Another play and miss is followed by a pull shot for one. On we go...

With both tailenders intent on swinging the bat, England have got a number of fielders in the deep on the leg side.

Jayden Seales almost picks one out but just about gets the placement he needs to survive. Five singles from the over.

Nearly!

Another beauty from Shoaib Bashir. Drift, dip and then turn to beat Shamar Joseph.

Gus Atkinson gets one to fizz past Jayden Seales' outside edge but the West Indies left-hander survives.

Back over to Shoaib Bashir, who has the chance of a five-for...

Jayden Seales is not going to hold back now.

He nails a pull shot in front of square for four after toe-ending one attempting the same shot the ball before.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

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He outthought Jason Holder. Darting it in, great line from Bashir, he's been absolutely brilliant today.

A little nod to the England selectors, they really see something in this 21-year-old.

Fazeer Mohammed
West Indies commentator on BBC Test Match Special

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Looking to dab for the single and undone!

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

He hits the ball hard, doesn't he? That wasn't too far over Bashir's head, but it wasn't catchable at all.

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32.4 overs

Jason Holder is going to go down fighting.

The ball is tossed up by Shoaib Bashir and the Holder hammers it over long-off for six.

Four this time. Hit flatter but back over the bowler's head for four.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I just didn't see a collapse quite like this coming, the wicket didn't seem to have it in it, the West Indies had shown resilience. This England unit has played a very ruthless brand of cricket.

Jayden Seales was on a pair but gets off it first ball as an inside edge shoots into the leg side to earn him a single.

A boundary ends the over as Jason Holder drives at a tempter from Gus Atkinson and the outside edge goes low and wide of the slips for four.

Meanwhile, we've just seen a replay of vice-captain Ollie Pope jokingly telling Ben Stokes to stay off the pitch after England took two wickets in three balls without the skipper on the field.

Fazeer Mohammed
West Indies commentator on BBC Test Match Special

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It's a devastating afternoon. Soul destroying for the West Indies, but jubilation for England.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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Decent delivery, just trapping him on the crease. Scuttling through, jagged back, right in front of all three.

England have seized after a really good start from the West Indies. After starting positively and trying to the bad balls, they've fallen away rather quickly.