Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special commentator

I'm happy for Stoneman to partner Alastair Cook. He looked comfortable against the West Indies and South African pace bowlers, had composure abut him and has scored a lot of runs in county cricket. He's had a good summer.

BBC Test Match Special

Don't forget, you can still choose your Ashes XI right here.

Today is your last day to do so, the Ashes selector will be disappearing this evening so we can be ready for England's squad announcement on Wednesday.

We'll reveal the squad you have picked on Tuesday. The TMS pundits are currently choosing their XI - Michael Vaughan, Graeme Swann and Simon Hughes are giving their views.

Ian: Moeen Ali is fast becoming a cricketing legend, That was an amazing innings to bat England out of trouble.

Christopher Beck: Absolutely love Moeen. Either dispatches everything in scintillating style or gets out 1st ball. There's no in-between!

Did you miss Moeen's biffery? Have a look at these. It was mostly the Windies serving up a buffet and Moeen heaving it over the leg-side fence.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Most teams will look at this England side and know that to restrict them they have to bowl them out. Like Pakistan did in the Champions Trophy.

Moeen Ali speaking to Sky Sports: "It was good, I enjoyed myself. Everything happened and went my way, thankfully. The ground isn't that big so it's nice to play on it. I just tried to slog it as much as I could. It was good to contribute with the bat.

"Me and Chris Woakes thought we'd take it to 42 overs then play some shots, to give myself time to get in. Once you're in, you can get used to the pitch and the bounce.

"We're going to have to take some early wickets, especially Chris Gayle. It's not going to be easy but early wickets will be key. I am going to have to be on my game and not be in the slot too much."

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England have the ability to get out of sticky positions by just striking the ball. It's about 100 or so too many runs for West Indies. They probably could have done with another seamer, instead of Bishoo.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

It's a tale of three innings. Root, then Stokes but the star man was Mooen Ali. It's a long shot for the West Indies.

Four more! This time a genuine edge. It doesn't matter, the scoreboard says 369-9. England have taken 93 off the last six overs and got to their fifth-highest score in ODIs. The Windies were all over the place.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

A beautiful shot because it was the perfect yorker, Rashid just glided it.

Oh, yes. Adil Rashid opens the face and gets it fine of third man for four. Taylor misses the yorker. last ball coming up.

Attempted yorker. Low full toss. Single.

Slower ball. Willey swings and misses.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England bat so deep and you just know they will keep going. They will always target 300 minimum so to restrict you need to bowl them out.

Rashid squirts to third man for a single.

Wide. A bouncer too high for new man Adil Rashid.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Good work from Jerome Taylor, a nice left-footed finish. You don't see many bowlers produce that type of skill. He's quick.

Brilliant from Jerome Taylor. He goes all the way through his run-up, only to stop and tell the umpire he hasn't got the ball...

David Willey the new man, watching from the other end as Liam Plunkett clubs a boundary.