Benjamin: Surely Liam Plunkett has to be put into Ashes squad now? He hits 85-88mph on slow pitches, Aus pitches will be much quicker.

Time for Plunkett, England's best seamer today. Rovman Powell, who made an unbeaten 28 off 15 balls in the fourth ODI, joins Ambris. Plunkett giving little away, though, and Ambris and Powell are content to trade singles. Five overs left. Let's have it.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Jake Ball will be relieved because it was right in the slot to strike. It was perfect to be launched at but Shai Hope just slices it.

WI 219-4published at 43.2 overs

43.2 overs

Ball lumbers in, a bit like Angus Fraser but with better hair. He gets the treatment from Hope, who pulls a perfectly decent back-of-a-length delivery from outside off stump into the stand at deep mid-wicket. That sounded wonderful.

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That was the end of Rashid's spell - he finishes with 1-42 off 10. England's spinners went for a combined 2-78 off 20. Curran continues with his bag of all sorts - slower balls and quicker ones. After Ambris pulls the first ball for four, Hope miscues a pull back over the bowler's head for two to end the over. Nine off it.

Dave

Shai Hope dropped on 61published at 41.5 overs

41.5 overs

WI 201-4

A chance. A tough one, but a chance nonetheless. Hope with a lofted drive, Root running in from long-off and spills it inches from the ground as he dives forward. He's angry at that. Hope has a life - and another single.

Rashid spoils an otherwise accurate spell with one that drifts down leg and is helped on its way by West Indies debutant Sunil Ambris for four.

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Excellent from wicketkeeper Jos Buttler, leaping to his right to parry a toe-ender from Hope off a Curran yorker. Good cricket. And another in the block hole from Curran, who follows it up with a slower ball. Cracking over, a maiden. How many of those do you see at this stage of an innings?

So we're into the final 10 overs. What makes a good total here?

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Root caught that in his fingertips. It's one of those catches that they practise out in the deep every day. A real disappointment for Jason Mohammed. Rashid gave him the opportunity to get under it, but Mohammed didn't get enough elevation.

A double bowling change from England, Rashid replacing Moeen. He too drops short and Hope swivels to pull behind square with power and placement. Are we seeing the start of the the West Indies charge?

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Just like London buses, Shai Hope waited so long for a boundary then has three in a row. A very exciting young West Indian batsman, he really is someone to keep an eye on.

50 for Shai Hopepublished at 39 overs

39 overs

WI 189-3

It's time for Tom Curran again, the wicket of the mighty Chris Gayle to his name on debut. But Hope treats three successive leg-side long hops with disdain pulling for successive fours. Those were Hope's first boundaries of his innings - and he brings up an 80-ball fifty in the process.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That was the first boundary off Moeen, off his 58th ball.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Finally we see a shot in anger and it's a good-looking shot as well.