West Indies 223-6 (won toss)
WI captain Stafanie Taylor hits 84 & takes 3-22
Eng slump from 161-4 to 181 all out
Beaumont 57, Winfield 51
Series now level at 2-2
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Heather Knight was probably England's last hope. Laura Marsh and Jenny Gunn have a big job to do, you have to fancy West Indies from here. You need someone from your top five to bat through like Stafanie Taylor did. England had a brilliant platform, but have made a number of errors which I'm sure they'll talk about afterwards.
Knight c & b Taylor 36 (Eng 165-8)
One skipper removes the other as Stafanie Taylor gets Heather Knight caught and bowled. Surely that's the end for England. England have lost four wickets for four runs having earlier lost three for four runs.
Jenny Gunn joins Heather Knight now who has been involved in all four run outs.
Brunt run out 1 (Eng 164-7)
From silly to plain stupid. England are staring into the abyss. Yet another ridiculous run out. New batter Katherine Brunt gets off the mark but wants another quick single that doesn't exist - Knight sends her back but Matthews throws to Aguilleira from point and the wicketkeeper completes the formalities once again. FOUR RUN OUTS. Madness.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Amy Jones looked like she was trying to work it quite square to get Heather on strike. Not what England need at this time. The people coming in are still capable, but they've got a lot of work to do. Heather Knight needs to stay in, play to her strengths and the others just need to keep England in this game and take it deep.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Test Match Special
England have bowled reasonably well and batted OK, but if they lose this game, it'll be down to four dropped catches, a missed stumping and three run-outs. Twice in this innings they've been in quite comfortable positions, and lost two wickets for no runs twice.
Jones lbw b Matthews 0 (Eng 161-6)
Big turn from Matthews, big appeal and Amy Jones is out to her third ball - England may well be heading for a largely self-inflicted defeat.
Elwiss run out 9 (Eng 161-5)
This is just getting silly now. Hayley Matthews on again, Knight plays it short on the off-side and they set off for a single that just doesn't exist - Stafanie Taylor pounces from gully and throws it udnerarm to Aguilleira to break the stumps. Five wickets, three of them run outs.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Test Match Special
The golf cart seems to do nothing other than give the West Indies players somewhere to site. There's a cool box on the back, but no-one's taking any drinks out of it.
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Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I don't want to curse them, but at the moment these two are doing a good job.
Knight 33, Elwiss 9
Here's Deandra Dottin again, varying her pace and running her fingers across the seam. She's going for a full length, but sends one down the leg side for a wide. Knight then chops off-side for one. Dottin goes leg-side again. Another wide and Merissa Aguilleira did well to stop that.
Time for drinks with England needing 63 from 14 overs.
Afy Fletcher back on, Knight picks out the gap on the leg-side for a single. The West Indies bowler drops short and Elwiss has an easy one.
A bonus to finish the over - a ridiculous throw at the stumps from Hayley Matthews. Elwiss, at the non-striker's end, was in her crease and the fielder supposedly backing up wasn't even looking as she, understandably, thought the over was done with.
Georgia Elwiss off the mark to bring up the England 150 and she and Knight work the ball around nicely off Anisa Mohammed to pick up five from the over.
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Hugh Grant (no, not that one): England panics. The new coach paying the price of discarding Charlotte Edwards. Experience matters.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It's always easier for us sitting in our armchairs to say what they should have done - but it's a hard wicket and you just have to take a bit of extra time to get yourself in.
Nice paddle sweep from Heather Knight to fine leg for two off Quintyne, a bottom edge from an attempted cut brings two more. Now a sweep from a full toss and that's four - great stuff from the skipper. England need 75 from 17 overs and suddenly it seems to be in their favour.
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Alan, London: Michael Johnson! Untouchable throughout his entire career and, at retirement, holder of two huge world records at both his distances, 200 & 400m (Usain Bolt is a close second).
Geoff from Cheshire: Has to be Pele - universally accepted as the best of all time at the world's favourite sport.
Skipper Taylor continues, a bounce in her step suddenly. The vuvuzelas now blaring out around Sabina Park. England trying to stop the bleeding after losing three wickets for five runs, two of them to run outs.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Looking at the England batting order, having Amy Jones at seven is a strong batting line-up. But losing wickets in clusters is giving them problems.