While the five-match series is level at 1-1, these three final games at Sabina Park take on extra significance because they count towards the ICC Women's Championship, which determines qualification for next year's World Cup in England.

Australia have already qualified, but either England or West Indies can join them if they win all three remaining games as they would be guaranteed to finish in the top four.

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Seamer Anya Shrubsole was thought to be in line for a return to the England side after missing the first two matches with a side strain but is still not fit.

One change for both teams - for England all-rounder Jenny Gunn (below) comes in for left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone. 

West Indies bring back wicketkeeper Merissa Aguilleira, who played in the first match, for Erva Giddings. 

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The news from the middle is that England skipper Heather Knight has won the toss and will bat first. 

Both the one-dayers played so far in this series - played at Trelawny Stadium elsewhere in Jamaica - have been won by the side batting first.

West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor says she would have had first dig if the coin had landed her way.

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As spectacular collapses go, losing six wickets for three runs when you're apparently cruising to victory is right up there.

That's what the England women team experienced on Monday as West Indies levelled the five-match one-day series 1-1 with a 38-run victory.

We're just half an hour away from the start of game three at the historic Sabina Park in Jamaica. Can Heather Knight's side put Monday behind them and get back on track.

You're in the right place to find out. Welcome to live text commentary of the third ODI between West Indies and England.