Four wickets each for Woakes & Plunkett
Mohammed top-scores for Windies with 71
Morgan - dropped on 4 - hits 112-ball ton 107
Stokes hit three sixes in 55; Billings made 52
Windies won toss; First of three ODIs; Antigua
Eng 38-2
Carlos Brathwaite has just missed out on getting a wicket with his first ball! Oh, I bet he's thrilled with his slip fielder there, who really should have clung onto that. Eoin Morgan drove at one outside off-stump, it flew away to slip, who had it, and then dropped it. Dearie me.
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Francis Edwards: England are so bad on anything other than roads. Imagine if they were up against a team that was any good.
Mark Pettman: Classic Root dismissal - caught on the crease when he needed to be forward. Terrific bowling by Gabriel.
A rare mistake from Shannon Gabriel as he sends a long hop down. Sam Billings' eyes light up and he hoicks it up and over for a boundary. The bowler checks himself and goes back too slightly full of a length, forcing Billings back onto the defensive. That's the end of the Powerplay, and it's been a profitable one for the West Indies.
Curtly Ambrose
Former West Indies fast bowler, on TMS
Very good start for West Indies, this is exactly what they needed - a couple of wickets early, get into the middle order and put England under pressure.
Image source, Getty ImagesMorgan 4, Billings 11
Two batsmen out, hanging back to low deliveries. It never makes for pleasant viewing. Jason Holder rolls through his fifth over, getting some of that awkward bounce to bother Eoin Morgan's top hand. He responds with a drive through the covers, Morgan just leaning on the delivery, and it's away for a boundary.
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James Humber: Gabriel looking dangerous, no surprise to anyone who saw him putting in serious shifts for Worcestershire in 2015.
Matthew Hobbs: Jonny Bairstow would be great in this situation, eh?
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Root's grin when he realised what had happened there was a picture. A look of ruefulness and annoyance. Here's Eoin Morgan, and he's welcomed to the crease with a cracker that beats his outside edge. Gabriel's getting one or two to keep low and this time Morgan lets one trickle past his stumps and through to the keeper.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
You won't see a better sight than that as a bowler - stumps splattered. The bounce did for the batsman again, but the line was key. He angled it in and has been getting movement all day.
Root b Gabriel 4 (Eng 29-2)
Bowled 'im! Another one keeps low and Joe Root looks behind him to see his stumps splattered all over the show. That's very good from Shannon Gabriel, putting a bit of extra zip on it, but Root didn't play that terribly well. He went up on tiptoes and the ball snuck past the bat and straight onto the stumps.
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Jason Holder will continue, and Joe Root lets his first few deliveries go by the off-stump. A nice push off his legs pick up three as the ball sticks in the outfield. A quick single then ends with Root trying to slide his bat over the line and ending up having to abandon it as it sticks into the outfield. There's grins all round but that wasn't far away from a run out.
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'The Following Game' by Jonathan Smith is a stunning cricket book. About a father's passion for cricket and his son (TMS commentator Ed Smith)
Alex in Suffolk
Gabriel 3-0-11-1
Replays show that delivery was very much crashing into the stumps. Joe Root is the next man in and he scampers off the mark to his first ball. That's another very good over from Shannon Gabriel.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Shannon Gabriel has threatened to do that all morning. He's got that extra pace and the ball kept low. Gabriel has been probing that line and has been very difficult to face.
Roy lbw b Gabriel 13 (Eng 23-1)
Out. That just looked out. Shannon Gabriel gets one to keep low, Jason Roy misses it with the prod forward and ends up on his knees. It struck him flush on the knee roll and the umpire raises a finger. Roy shakes his head in annoyance as he departs.
Image source, Getty ImagesEbony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
West Indies have bowled well and kept England in check but that could prove crucial.
Eng 16-0
Now then. Jason Roy, who is not enjoying this pitch, is kept on the defensive before his patience wears thin. He tries to drive up and over Jason Holder, mis-times it and the ball flies to Holder's left. He gets two hands to it, it's a nice height, but he can't cling on. How costly will that be?
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
In terms of this wicket, 250 seems like a good score. But there are short boundaries so the batsmen can take the pitch out of the equation by using their feet and hitting over the top.
Roy 13, Billings 1
Shannon Gabriel has the pace that you'd expect Jason Holder to have. Jason Roy aims to smash Gabriel into one of Antigua's many beaches, and ends up looking a tad daft. The bowler then goes straighter and beats Roy. It kept low and Roy's feet were nowhere. He looks thoroughly relieved to get off strike. Gabriel rounds off an excellent over with a delivery that cuts Sam Billings in half and only narrowly avoids taking the outside edge.
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Definitely Miles Jupp's 'Fibber in the Heat' where he pretends to be a journalist and manages to blag his way into the press corps for England's tour of India.
Rupert
Favourite cricket book has to be Jarrod Kimber's Test Cricket: The Unauthorised Biography. Gives a fantastic overview of the history of Test cricket while telling some superb stories.
Ben, Oxford