All that is left now is for England to finish it off. Whichever way you look at it, it will be an absolute shellacking. Nine wickets and with about 10 overs to spare. Short from Miguel Cummins, pulled for four by Bairstow. There are some superheroes in the crowd. The Hulk, Bananaman, Mr Incredible. Where are they going afterwards? A night in Southampton dressed like that?

Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

He never lets England down.

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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Easy as you like - he's never looked in any trouble. What a lovely way to finish your summer - just ping off a nice ton.

100 for Jonny Bairstowpublished at 33.3 overs

33.3 overs

Eng 237-1

Oh yes, another ton for Jonny Bairstow. A single to third man brings up his second of the series - he's grabbed his chance at the top of the order. A beat of the chest and a kiss of the badge. It's taken him so long to get into this one-day side and he's not letting it go. Just 90 deliveries.

Back to back fours for Bairstow. He's on 99...

Dave Fassam: Sat at mid-wicket and the difference in speed between the wickets of the England team compared to the Windies is ridiculous.

Still haven't started again...

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Coasting is the right word. England are knocking it about with ease.

I tell you what, no one is rushing to get back from this drinks break...

Miguel Cummins back into the attack, Jason Mohammed almost looking around and begging his bowlers to keep running in. Some spectators in the crowd try to start a song, but the main noise comes from the hum of what sounds like a generator. A chap dressed as Fred Flintstone is very excited to be captured on camera. Time for drinks.

Matthew Walmsley: Ok go on then, someone has to say it... Johnny Bairstow to open in the Ashes?

On the subject of if you need a red cow and a white cow to make a pink one, someone has pointed out that the thing you really need is a bull. Fair point. Jerome Taylor returns, straight run-up, easy action, 84mph or thereabouts. England are taking singles at will, Jonny Bairstow is having a grin with Shai Hope. End-of-term stuff. Non-uniform and board games. Bairstow cuts for four, then punches through the covers to move into the 90s.

Da Sendri: Basically right now the only competition in this match is whether Root can get 50 or Bairstow 100.

That's the thing with cricket, a one-sided shellacking can be drawn out, almost like a form of torture. A football thrashing only lasts 90 minutes, while a triple-bagel in tennis lasts as long as it takes for the defeated to roll over. West Indies have to suffer through every run here. Jonny Bairstow has an eye on his second ton of the series. Will Alex Hales get his place back in this side?

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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

England are strolling this.

It's getting greasy. The ball is skipping over the outfield and a diving fielder slides like he's on an oily tarpaulin. Joseph learns the lesson from bowling short, a Root boundary forcing the young tyro to return to bowling a full length. This series has been pretty competitive, but this game is more one-sided than a circle.

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While we're still playing under the lights at the Ageas Bowl, the county season finished yesterday in dramatic fashion, with Middlesex joining Warwickshire in being relegated to be replaced in Division One by Worcestershire and Nottinghamshire.

We asked you to name your county team of the season more than 11,500 of you did.

From your votes we've compiled your XI from this summer. You can find out who joined Kumar Sangakkara in making the cut here.

If that's the case, they must have had a helluva job getting the red and white cows to mate in order to produce pink cows for the day-night Test. Rovman Powell, a very army action, skids his meds into the hip of Joe Root. You can almost hear a pin drop in Southampton. I reckon the Windies would shakes hands now if you gave them the chance.