Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

There's a chap in a blue shirt in the next commentary box, who I think is an engineer. Now, engineers are very, very important, but they don't have a lot to do if everything's working.

And this man is... asleep. He's been nudged by a colleague, but doesn't want to get up. The colleagues are having to reach over him to get to their kit.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

With the pace off, you have to generate your own. That's a good shot from Aguilleira, backing herself to find the gap as that could easily have gone to either of the fielders.

Aguilleira is swinging freely now and smacks Gunn for another four, between Brunt and Elwiss running round from long-on and deep mid-wicket. The West Indies wicketkeeper heaves towards long-on to bring up the 150 with 11 overs to go. What are they aiming for now - 220?

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Taylor must be struggling. When you've had cramp and it's gone, you're always susceptible for it to come back again.

Laura Marsh has got a nice rhythm here, just three from that over as she found some turn.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Jenny Gunn is showing a lot of craft here, just dropping the pace with those slower deliveries outside off stump, and with a slow outfield, there's not a lot you can do with it.

Aguilleira dropped on 11 (WI 140-3)published at 37 overs

37 overs

After a good five-minute delay we go again and Merissa Aguilleira was obviously fed up waiting - she smashes the first ball after the resumption back to long-on for four. She goes straight again but this is at Jenny Gunn who shells her second catch of the day. You feel England are going to have cause to regret these missed chances.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

For now, the Bedford Rascal ambulance we saw earlier in the series is stationary. Taylor looks a little bit uncomfortable, but her rate of recovery the other day was quick.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

The way the physio's stretching her hamstring, I think she's got a little bit of cramp.

WI 135-3published at 36.1 overs

36.1 overs

England assistant coach Ali Maiden said earlier on TMS he considered 200 a par score on this track. Well, if Taylor stays in for a while West Indies will be looking to go beyond that with 14 overs still to go and seven wickets in hand.

Jenny Gunn is back after her first four overs went for just nine runs. Taylor chops to third man for one but is quickly flat out on the non-striker's end. You may remember she was carted away in an ambulance after a similar incident in the first ODI before returning to resume her innings. This looks like nothing more serious than cramp, as the physio presses on the back of her thigh. Now it's time to extend that leg as Taylor winces. Quite a delay. Taylor is now back on her feet but is still in visible discomfort. 

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

I remember when Taylor first came onto he scene, and she was scoring loads of runs against some teams who may have been a little bit weaker, so people weren't sure if she could transfer it [against the bigger teams].

But we've seen she's a world-class player. It's important here that the people coming in offer her support and aren't too reckless, as there are still 15 overs to go.

Laura Marsh returns in place of Brunt and, apologies, but it looks like we were premature in crediting Stafanie Taylor with reaching her 50 in the previous over - conflicting information on the scoreboards at Sabina Park. Anyway, she's definitely there now.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Aguilleira has played a few wild shots in the last couple of games, I think these two just need to rebuild for a bit. If they don't lose wickets, 200 looks very attainable. Taylor needs to bat through.

50 to Taylor (WI 131-3)published at 35 overs

35 overs

Georgia Elwiss to Taylor and she drives down to long-off for the single that takes her to her 25th ODI half-century. An impressive ratio in her 94th match. 

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Jenny Gunn joined Stephan and Lydia at the bar the other night and revealed a few of the nicknames the England players use for each other when they may, ahem, have had a drink or two...

Jenny is Verbal Valerie because she doesn't stop talking... Katherine Brunt is Exaggerating Ethel, while Laura Marsh is Deathbed Doris as sometimes she doesn't pull up that well the morning after. I get called Lairy Mary, and I feel a bit hard done by that this has stuck after just one occasion. I think I got a bit excited.

Brunt to Taylor, who's on 46, and she strays leg-side which allows the West Indies skipper to pick two off her hips. Brunt on Taylor's legs again and that's a single, which takes her to 49, one short of her second half-century of the series.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

That was catchable, especially for Jenny Gunn as she's the tallest player in the team and one of the best catchers. You'd back her to take them.

Aguilleira dropped on 3published at 33 overs

33 overs

WI 124-3

Elwiss again with her medium pacers/off-breaks and Merissa Aguilleira goes aerial, a chance for Jenny Gunn but she floors it - a tough chance but England are offering up lifelines today, having been so sharp on Friday.

Brunt continues, Agulleira is off the mark and gets a thick edge down to third man for another single as West Indies pick up three again from that over.