WI 60-4published at 21 overs

21 overs

Alex Hartley introduced and she's been England's best bowler of the series so far - taking 3-16 in match one and 4-31 in the second.

A big turner from the left-armer straight away. She'll be fancying more wickets here with the pressure on the hosts. A wild heave from Dottin who inside-edges it onto the pads. Lucky to get away with that one

Dottin isn't deterred though and again takes the agricultural approach - it's high in the air.... and just keeps going to long-on for six. It looks like Deandra isn't going to die wondering. 

Dottin sweeps Marsh for four to bring up the Windies' 50 off the first ball of the over. The England offie is on the mark otherwise. 

What do West Indies still have to come?

England assistant coach Ali Maiden on TMS: "Shemaine Campbelle looked a dangerous player at Trelawny, and she's also been the best fielder on either team, from what I've seen."  

Dottin steers a single down to third man for the only run of the over. Jenny Gunn's figures now 2-8 after five overs, fully justifying her recall to the side. 

No more runs from the rest of Laura Marsh's over as new batter Britney Cooper plays it out.

England assistant coach Ali Maiden on TMS: "Good throw - Dottin's fast, but Danni Wyatt's also quick. I don't think I'd have gone for two there."

England have conceded eight in wides already but the more pertinent statistic is the West Indies' wicket column. They've got a lot of work in front of them with three down.

Aguilleira plays out the rest of Gunn's over with no runs added.

Merissa Aguilleira is the new batter but there's no action at the moment as the players use the wicket as a cue to take some drinks. England's will taste sweeter.

England assistant coach Ali Maiden on TMS: "It looked like it could have been one of Jenny Gunn's cutters, and it's just held in the wicket and popped to cover. Generally on wickets like this the trouble for the batsmen is if they play the ball too early. Heather's one of our better fielders, she wouldn't be the fastest in a sprint test but she reads the game well, she gives herself a yard."

Laura Marsh throws it up and Quintyne throws her bat - the ball flies over the head of Jenny Gunn and that's four down to the unguarded long-on boundary. 

Three additional singles make that West Indies' most productive over so far with seven off it.

Gunn strays leg-side and Dottin pulls to fine leg for one. Quintyne gets one herself but not much progress at the 15-over mark for the hosts. 

England assistant coach Ali Maiden on TMS: "We went to the Bob Marley museum a couple of days ago. Alex Hartley said she didn't know who Bob Marley was, which is a bit of a worry. But she still bought a hoodie in the gift shop."

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So how do West Indies approach this now with their best player back in the hutch? Well, Deandra Dottin isn't one for the cautious approach but she may not have much choice right now. They can't afford to lose any more wickets with over 180 still needed.

Just two off that Laura Marsh over.   

England assistant coach Ali Maiden on TMS: "The wide the ball before looked like it swung a bit, so it looks like she's trying to mix her pace up and keep the stumps in play."

Marsh again and another wide - it starts leg-side and turns even further. Amy Jones can't stop it and the Windies get through for an additional run. A single pushed down the on-side from Quintyne ends the over. 

Some quite dark clouds overhead. Definitely threatening rain.  

England assistant coach Ali Maiden on TMS: "We're pretty happy with the score on this pitch. It's a slow outfield, so we think 220 is worth a bit more. We think the pitch has got slower through the day."

It's medium-pacer Jenny Gunn now with her first bowl of the series. Her long arms pointing in all kinds of directions during her action but the ball is generally straight to Quintyne. Well, until the sixth ball of the over which is a wide outside off. A good start otherwise.