England complete 232-run win, but lose series 2-1
Three wickets apiece for Anderson and Moeen
Moeen takes spectacular catch at gully for England's first wicket
Root declares after falling for 122; Stokes finishes 48 not out
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Hearhere: Believe or not, but in 1978 in my first year at University, we could only be let back into our halls of residence after 11pm by Mrs Roach, our warden. Known as 'Ma Roach'. And by some students, me included, due to the keys power she wielded, as "Key Ma Roach".
Alzarri Joseph strides to the crease...
Matthew Hoggard
Former England bowler on The Cricket Social
There's now going to be two quick wickets and it's all going to be over before they reach 170.
Simon Mann
The Cricket Social
It was a rather scratchy effort from Kemar Roach.
Roach c Wood b Moeen 29 (WI 156-7)
England hold on this time. Kemar Roach repeats the aggressive shot he played a couple of overs ago to Moeen Ali. This time he hits it in the air straight to Mark Wood at extra cover. Wood takes the catch. Moeen has his second wicket.
Image source, ReutersTarget 485
Alzarri Joseph is padded up so it looks like he'll come in next. I still haven't seen Keemo Paul today. Nine might be the magic number for England.
Mark Wood ends his latest over bowling around the wicket into the ribs of Roston Chase. No luck again.
England might only need three more wickets remember. It all depends on whether Keemo Paul bats. He has been off the field with a thigh strain since yesterday morning.
This partnership is now worth 45 and is the joint-highest of the innings.
Matthew Hoggard
Former England bowler on The Cricket Social
This has got a frustrating partnership all over it and then three wickets in four balls.
Image source, AFPEngland are creating chances...
Kemar Roach now edges just past Ben Stokes at slip off the bowling of Moeen Ali. Roach has rattled along to 28 without using the middle of his bat for 10 minutes.
Simon Mann
The Cricket Social
It would have been a very good catch from Bairstow - he was just unable to cling on.
Chase 56, Roach 24
Another chance! This one can't really go down as a drop. A quick bouncer from Mark Wood takes the glove of Kemar Roach but Jonny Bairstow can only get a fingertip on it as he stretches above his head.
Wood follows that delivery with another bouncer and Roach fends it into the off side. There are more cries of catch but it falls safely.
Image source, ReutersSimon Mann
The Cricket Social
That really should have been taken.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on The Cricket Social
That was a dolly.
Groan, groan, groan. England have put down another sitter. It's Rory Burns this time at mid-off. An aerial drive goes straight to him off the bat of Roach but he puts it down in front of his face.
That was pretty simple.
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Target 485
England all go up for caught behind at the end of the over. They think Roston Chase has got a tickle on one down the leg-side. The umpire thinks it has hit thigh pad and the replays show the decision is correct.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on The Cricket Social
You feel this Mark Wood spell could open the West Indies tail up.
Andy Zaltzman
The Cricket Social statistician
If England had a fifth slip that would have been caught.
Why do England not have a fourth slip?! This is the third time the ball has gone through the gap between third slip and gully today. Kemar Roach gets away with an edge.
Adam Mountford
Radio 5 live in St Lucia
There is a celebratory mood across St Lucia with the island marking 40 years of independence next week.
The distinctive St Lucia flag is being flown at the Daren Sammy stadium and across the country with the yellow, blue, white and black colours featuring prominently.
Events include an open air concert in Castries with a mixture of folk, creole, calypso, and soca, an independence rally, domino competition and even St Lucia's first ever Mr. Independence Pageant.