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
Excellent running from Sam Billings gets him off the mark - a cheeky little nudge into the covers and he's straight down the wicket to nab a single. Roy then picks up England's first boundary with a fine whirl of the wrists. The next shot is even better, a nonchalant flick off his pads, and it's away for another boundary.
Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special commentator
A lot of bowlers these days like to come in at an angle but Shannon Gabriel has a straight run-up and he's just bringing the ball back into the batsman.
Roy 3, Billings 0
Shannon Gabriel will take the other new ball, and he has a huge shout for lbw against Jason Roy with his first delivery. A bit of bounce probably saved Roy there, although he was beaten for pace. Sam Billings then has a waft at a nice off-stump delivery and just avoids getting an outside edge on it. In fact, both batsmen are tempted into fishing at a few wide deliveries, before Roy picks up a comfortable two.
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Mark Whitrod: I feel for Bairstow. Man in great form and keeps getting overlooked. Poor team selection.
Bilton in Ainsty CC: Surely Jonny Bairstow is the most unlucky ODI cricketer around ATM. Scores runs quickly, great fielder and in form! Still not picked.
Jason Roy will take Jason Holder's first few deliveries, and after a bit of off-stump theory he gets under way with a tickle down to fine leg. Roy then rehearses playing a big, booming straight drive as he gets off strike. The average score here is round about 250, so it's not a typically high-scoring pitch. A quiet opening over.
Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Jason Holder has got the physique to bowl 90mph so it surprises me that he only delivers it at 80mph.
Jason Holder is going to open the bowling. He's got absolutely giant strides - which you'd expect from a man who measures in at six foot seven.
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We're going to have some cricket! The West Indies team are out, followed by Sam Billings and Jason Roy. There's a quick fist-bump as they make their way to the middle.
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Fergus Hafter: Penguins Stopped Play is an absolute must-read for any cricket fan
Toby Trumper: Whatever you say. @Trescricket, external autobiography is a thing of beauty. So personal and honest. Not much will beat it in my opinion.
James Quinlan: Given that the game is against the Windies, the book has to Beyond a Boundary by CLR James, or Glory Gardens of course.
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New West Indies head coach Stuart Law speaking on TMS: "We've got T20 cricket nailed - we have pure athletes and pure power. We just need to help them with game management in the other two formats. Their work ethic is fantastic, they are very proud to represent their people and to do that under the baggy maroon."
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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
It's striking that today Eoin Morgan has more ODI caps to his name than the entire West Indies team.
Eoin Morgan has 173 ODI caps to his name. The West Indies team have a combined 157 caps., external
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Play will start at 14:00 GMT, all being well. Although a big ol' shower has just hit the stadium, which sent the England fans scurrying for cover.
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Right then, prediction time - are you expecting an easy win for England? Happy with that line-up?
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England captain Eoin Morgan: "It might be tricky early on but we need a mindset to adapt to the conditions.
"Jason Roy and Sam Billings is a partnership that has been strongest since Hales was injured."
West Indies captain Jason Holder: "There seems to be moisture so we will utilise that.
"This is a fresh start and new faces but it is important for us to turn things around on the cricket field."
And, right on cue, the rain has started again. On come the covers. This might be one of those stop-start days...
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West Indies: Lewis, Brathwaite, Powell, Hope, Mohammed, Carter, Holder, Brathwaite, Nurse, Bishoo, Gabriel.
England: Roy, Billings, Root, Morgan, Buttler, Stokes, Moeen, Rashid, Woakes, Plunkett, Finn.
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Sam Billings comes back in for England, with Alex Hales still recovering from a hand injury. He'll open alongside Jason Roy
Steven Finn will also come in for Jake Ball, who picked up an injury out in the Caribbean. So that's four seamers, two spinners and a bit of Joe Root in the middle overs.