Knight takes guard against Fletcher, who has a slip in. The skipper threads the needle, squeezing the ball between three cover fielders and Deandra Dottin just pulls the ball back inside the rope on the point boundary. (Had this game had full third-umpire coverage, they might have had a look to see if her arm was touching the rope when it flicked the ball back - but they've taken the fielder's word for it). They run two - while a single then takes the captain to four.

Simon: Ice hockey's Wayne Gretzky. Still holds 61 NHL records, season MVP eight times in a row, just a few of his achievements, Legend!

Kevin H: Surely that is the first time Phil Taylor and Rodger Federer have been in the same sentence?

RSB: Steve Waugh. End of.

Happy Duck: The claims that Phil Taylor is our greatest champ are rubbish, won all his titles in non-drinking era.

Callum Helmer: Sachin Tendulkar, Jacques Kallis or Brian Lara.

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Captain Heather Knight in at three for England, having made that change in the batting order to move Georgia Elwiss down to six.

Knight - also captain of Berkshire, Western Storm and Hobart Hurricanes, let's not forget - is off the mark as she guides a single off her legs.

England bowling coach James Kirtley on TMS: "Tammy was just looking to work that one, it got stuck in the pitch and looped back to Stafanie Taylor."

West Indies are trying to strangle England with spin, but Beaumont carefully lap-sweeps her, there's no fielder in that region so keeper Merissa Aguilleira (and her giant white gloves) has to give chase, and England manage to run two. A single ensures Beaumont takes the strike - she has 57, Winfield has 34.

Roger Perham: Ed Moses ran something like 228 races before being beaten.

David Wood: Bobby Charlton - greatest living sportsman.

Peter Holland: John Surtees - only person to be World Motorcycling champion and then World Grand Prix champion.

Post-drinks, Stafanie Taylor takes the ball herself as the Windies look to break this partnership. Winfield adds a single, while Beaumont - her fifty came with eight fours and a six, by the way - gives Taylor the charge but then has to jam her bat down on a fuller derlivery.

England bowling coach James Kirtley on TMS: "The longer that Tammy and Lauren can keep this partnership going, the more the noise will build up and that can affect the West Indies players."

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The day-night Test between West Indies' men and Pakistan is set up for a thrilling final day after 16 wickets fell on day four in Dubai.

Resuming on 315-6 in reply to Pakistan's 579-3 declared, West Indies were bowled out for 357 with Yasir Shah taking 5-121.

Pakistan, leading by 222, did not enforce the follow-on and were skittled for 123 in 31.5 overs with leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo claiming a superb 8-43, his best figures in Tests.

Chasing 346 to win, Windies reached 95-2 at the close of an extraordinary day.

Shaquana Quintyne and Britney Cooper, who may have been fielding in the deep, have hitched a ride on the golf buggy that brings the drinks on as they join the Windies huddle.

Perhaps the team could do with one of those "fire and brimstone" team talks that Sir Curtly Ambrose gave the Windies men's team during England's Test tour there last year?

England bowling coach James Kirtley on TMS: "It's been a fantastic start. We talk about these moments that bring out the characters. There would have been a few disappointed people in the dressing room in the interval but we kept up the energy and the mood and they've been able to take that out onto the pitch."

No fireworks from Fletcher's fourth over, but England keep the scoreboard ticking with three singles and these two are closing in on a century stand as the drinks are brought on.

Callum Helmer: Sir Chris Hoy or Sir Steve Redgrave.

Mark W: How about Kelly Slater? Crowned World Surf League Champion a record 11 times, including five consecutive titles in 1994–98.

And Slater also appeared in Baywatch, if that counts for anything?

50 for Tammy Beaumontpublished at 16 overs

16 overs

Eng 87-0

Beaumont reaches 50 from 52 balls with another well-timed steer through the covers. There's a brief handshake between the England batters - but very much the body language is that this job is not done yet.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

I'll see your Phil "The Power" Taylor, and I'll raise you Martina Navratilova.

More careful accumulation from England as they pick up some singles against Fletcher. Just what they need.

Mohammed rattles through her over, two from it. Remember, no-one has ever chased more than 223 to win a women's ODI in the West Indies.