Nurse shuffling across his crease, ramping it over short fineleg for four. Brilliant.

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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

That was a wide, long half-volley from Ball.

Bosh! Wide and full from Ball, Nurse is down on one knee as he clears wide mid-off in some style. Love it.

A miscued hoick ends up at the feet of backward square leg. Another single.

Full, straight. Nurse drives for one.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

West Indies could get close to 300 but they hardly put any bat to ball for most of the innings.

Jake Ball to bowl the final over...

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It was a difficult catch to judge but Plunkett will be disappointed because he saw it perfectly.

Nurse dropped on 13published at 49 overs

49 overs

WI 275-6

And another, albeit with a little help from Plunkett at long-off. He lets the ball slip through his fingers as he leans over the rope a smidge. Curran not a happy bunny. He ends with 1-62 on his debut. Last over, here we go.

WI 266-6published at 48.3 overs

48.3 overs

Nurse goes big. After struggling to pick a slower ball from Curran, he dispatches the next delivery back over the bowler's head.

Ashley Nurse, the new man, collects four off Plunkett's final ball today, a tidy pull behind square.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It was like watching baseball, that wicket. That would have been in the hitting zone, just under waist height and dipping on him. The West Indies are behind the clock here.

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WI 253-5published at 47.2 overs

47.2 overs

Sixer! Plunkett, as is his wont, bangs it in, and Powell pulls for six. That's a biggie.

Peter Beck: Surprised that anyone honestly believes that Ball is a better bowler than Plunkett and will do better in Australia.

Olly: Ball getting punctured by a half decent West Indies side, he isn't going to be good enough down under.

Eoin Morgan mixing his bowlers up here, Curran brought back to bowl his ninth over after Plunkett's one-over spell. He gives us another demonstration of his back-of-the-hand slower ball - and, quite frankly, it makes a fool of Powell, who almost swings himself off his feet as he attempts to hit the ball all the way to Portsmouth. Curran pins him on the chest with another to end the over. Five off it. Three overs left.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

It is the fourth time Jake Ball has conceded 80 or more runs in an ODI this year.

Only a tumbling stop from Bairstow at deep backward square leg spares Ball another boundary as Ambris attempts to repeat the trick. Two runs off it, and another two off the final ball gives West Indies 14 off the over.

Ball overcompensates and drifts on to Ambris' pads. The result: a leg glance for four. A gimme.

Width again from Ball, and this time he's not so lucky. Ambris does well to reach it, slashing a drive through backward point for four.