England win by five runs; lead five-match series 1-0
West Indies 144 all out (44.2 overs)
Dottin 27; Brunt 3-24, Hartley 3-26
England 149 all out (49.1 overs, won toss)
Wyatt 44, Winfield 24; Dottin 3-21
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Test Match Special
She was trying to swivel to find that legside fence. Just as we thought the Windies were getting on top, England strike. Long-on went back, she took the bait and it looked like a pretty simple decision for the umpire.
Fletcher lbw b Marsh 15 (WI 123-8)
West Indies pick up three quick singles and seem to have found the right strategy but Fletcher then inexplicably has an ugly swipe across the line and is trapped in front by the returning Laura Marsh.
Brilliant from Afy Fletcher, going over the top over mid-on and that's another four off Hartley.
This partnership worth 20, 30 more required. Time to bring back Sophie Ecclestone who bowled so well earlier?
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
We're in for a good finish. These two are finding their feet and taking some risks.
Heather Knight bowls a full toss, Fletcher sweeps in the air but it falls just short of Tammy Beaumont. The Windies run a quick single and the ball hits the stumps but Fletcher is home.
Harum-scarum at times but the hosts are starting to get their belief back.
Who's your money on? This feels 50/50 from here.
Campbelle gets in on the act, smacking Hartley for another precious boundary. That's two fours in three balls and West Indies edging closer to the target of 150.
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Heather Knight in for her second over. Not offering much for Fletcher to get excited about. The batter has had enough of this and lofts over the bowler's head for a very rare boundary. 43 needed off 15. Three wickets would do it for England.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
England have done a brilliant job in pulling it back, they're putting the squeeze on West Indies who are going to have to take some risks. These two batters are going to have to put their heads together as England are favourites at the moment.
WI 103-7 (target 150)
Alex Hartley again and the vuvuzelas have been silenced for now. Shemaine Campbelle gets off the mark with a sweep edged unconvincingly behind. Fletcher then drives uppishly for another single.
Time for a drinks break and West Indies have got plenty to think about here. This pair just need to stick around for now.
England skipper Heather Knight has brought herself on with spin very much the way to go, claiming six of the seven Windies wickets so far. She starts with a maiden with Fletcher missing with an ugly cut off the final ball of the over.
Afy Fletcher survives the hat-trick ball but England now the favourites with West Indies needing 49 from their final three wickets.
Alex Hartley now has figures of 3-15 from six overs. How this match has changed in the last few minutes.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
There are heads in hands in the West Indies dug-out. They're not looking very confident.
Mohammed lbw b Hartley 0 (WI 100-7)
Extraordinary! Three wickets in four balls and Hartley on a hat-trick!
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Suddenly things have changed. Hartley has the breakthrough, and all of a sudden Dottin and Taylor are back in the pavilion. This is getting interesting!
Taylor lbw b Hartley 9 (WI 100-6)
And now they've both gone! The West Indies skipper trapped in front by Alex Hartley.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
We know what Deandra Dottin can do - it looked like she was going over the top, but Georgia Elwiss took a very good catch in the end, diving forward. Some players might not have gone for that catch. Katherine Brunt is very fired up, and we're in for an exciting finish.
Dottin c Elwiss b Brunt 28 (WI 100-5)
And they are separated! Deandra Dottin tries to loft Katherine Brunt but is through the shot too quickly and lofts to Georgie Elwiss.
Alex Hartley into her fifth over and she restricts the Windies to just two off that over.
The hosts need 56 off the final 20 overs. Plenty of time but if England can separate these two, they still have a real chance.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Katherine Brunt loves coming back on in these situations. She'll be fired up. From England's point of view, mixing it up will mean the batters can't settle.