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
Katherine Brunt back in the attack, charging in to Deandra Dottin. That's loose though, a wide down the leg side which Amy Jones can't get to. Taylor gets a single to third man and then Brunt's radar goes awry off the final ball of the over - very leg side and whipped away by Dottin for four. That's released some of the pressure that was building up.
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Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It's turning out to be a very exciting game - England have got themselves back into the game, West Indies have two key players in and the responsibility is on them.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Taylor headed off in the ambulance with what looked like a painful leg injury, and you'd think she was out for the series. But then 20 minutes later, out she comes!
Alex Hartley again, lovely flick of the wrists from Taylor for a single. A bye follows, then an appeal for lbw against Taylor. Ooh that looked close, probably too much turn and missing off stump.
England so much more purposeful in the field too, buzzing about between overs.
Laura Marsh maintaining control, Dottin tries a dab but misses the ball altogether and Marsh throws her hands up. The pressure is building. Just one more off that over.
Thanks again, Mark. So this is all rather interesting now after West Indies had eased to 53-0 after 15 overs. Four wickets to spin and the picture is looking very different 10 overs later.
Alex Hartley continues to Stafanie Taylor who drives into the covers for a single. Runs hard earned now and Deandra Dottin very watchful and playing with a straight bat. Just the one off the over.
Taylor is showing no ill effects of that ride in the ambulance - and if it was only cramp, do you need a ride in an ambulance for that?
We're halfway through a fascinating innings - to bring you the denouement will be Alan Jewell.
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Chris Lowes: Aguilleira walking off with the genie still in the bottle.
You beat me to that one!
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Cooper looked like she yorked herself - the ball literally went under her bat.
Dottin and Taylor need to stay in, they need to take responsibility and see their team over the line. If they lose one of these two wickets, I don't think West Indies have too much more.
Cooper b Hartley 1 (WI 81-4)
Bowled! Britney Cooper becomes the third West Indian after Quintyne and Aguilleira to be bowled slogging. "Oops, I did it again," she might say.
And, get this - coming out to replace her is Stafanie Taylor, who retired hurt earlier and was last seen being helped into an ambulance speeding off the field. A remarkable recovery.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It didn't even look like she tried to hit it that hard - Dottin is such a strong player.
We have our first six of the day - Dottin, one of the biggest hitters in women's cricket, launches Hartley for a maximum back over her head.
Marsh to continue from the Sea End, Cooper defends, just one single from the over.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
An update on Stafanie Taylor from the West Indies media manager. She's still at the ground having treatment, and has not been ruled out of batting later. They'll assess how she is.
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England ring the changes as Sophie Ecclestone is replaced by fellow left-arm spinner Alex Hartley - "new bowler, same action" as the phrase goes. Hartley isn't as tall as Ecclestone, but opens with a tidy over - just three hastily-taken singles from it.
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Britney Cooper joins Dottin at the crease. Yes, music fans - Aguilleira has been replaced by Britney. You read it here first.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Brilliant from Laura Marsh, she has bowled with good control and Aguilleira has been very one-dimensional in her approach - always attacking.
West indies are going to be nervous. England have pulled this game back brilliantly.