Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

That is a big wicket. Now England need to turn the screw and wrap this up.

Dottin is eyeing the big hit but cannot get one away in this over from Hartley and can only compile one single.

Deandra Dottin's boots are inscribed with "World Boss". She has made one century in the tournament but it is still quite a boast. Two singles for her thus far.

We've got a review now. Matthews has been given out lbw to Hartley and has asked to see it again. A big moment.

It is a hard grind in here too Ebony, I have not had a cup of tea since the match started. Captain Knight brings herself into the attack and begins with a rather wayward over, Nation sweeping three runs down to fine-leg.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

This is a hard, hard grind. It makes you realise how important the innings from Heather Knight was.

A first boundary for nation, sweeping Hartley to the fine leg boundary, the fourth of the innings, in addition to that fabulous six from Matthews that seems a long time ago now.

The England-South Africa Test series could learn a thing or two from this over-rate, Marsh completing a maiden over in the time it takes the South Africans to make a fielding change.

At Taunton, Australia, who can still pip England as group winners, made 269 all out and in reply South Africa are 101-2 after 22 overs

The ever-alert Taylor whips off the bails and the umpires ask to have a look at the stumping appeal but Nation's boot is rooted behind the line. They have rattled through those 20 overs and with England on top it is time for a drinks break. A tea would go nicely with the chocolate digestive I have kindly been handed.

It's going India's way at Derby in the battle for the remaining semi-final place, New Zealand losing two wickets in the first five overs in reply to India's 265-7.

Two singles conceded by Marsh and her six overs have yielded 1-17. England were 82-2 at the same point in their innings.

The slow left-arm of Alex Hartley in her dark blue shades. She begins with a maiden and beats Matthews. Not sure if that was a stumping chance but the usually immaculate Taylor cannot gather the ball cleanly in any case.

There are a few youngsters in the crowd but the best views are those in the three large blocks of flats at one end. All of them have balconies and you can see the entire playing area from there. Most of the balconies seem unoccupied today though, with the weather less than inviting. Singles for each batter in the Marsh over.

Chedean Nation gets off the mark with a single from her 10th ball faced. Hoping she might hit a six it and it could be a Seven Nation Army attack. Or perhaps not.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The fact it was West Indies' best player, I would have just reviewed that Taylor dismissal. There was enough doubt there.

Not much pace for the Windies to work the ball with, Marsh around 49mph with her spin, Matthews a little fortunate to survive with a heave that flies to safety off the edge.

West Indies coach Vasbert Drakes, who played 12 Tests and 34 ODIs for the Windies men's team, looks mystified by that lack of review. Steady stuff again from Gunn - gun-barrel straight if you like - and just the single conceded.