Nice! Jason Roy clatters Ashley Nurse through the covers for four.

A let-off for Jason Roy.

The England opener miscues one from Jason Holder high over the keeper's head and Oshane Thomas runs around from short third man.

The ball swirls around in the breeze and Thomas dives but can't reach it.

Simon Mann
BBC Sport in Barbados

This reminds me of England's game against Scotland in Edinburgh last year. The England bowlers were thrashed around the ground, the top order seemed to have rescued the situation, but scoreboard pressure got the better of them in the end.

Ooosh. Ashley Nurse pushes it through a bit quicker and Jason Roy tries to cut but misses, the ball just evading the stumps.

It's a tidy start from the burly spinner, conceding just four singles from the over.

Time for a drink.

Cheers Amy.

Who'd be a bowler, eh?

West Indies captain Jason Holder has changed his mind - he's not going to bowl, in comes off-spinner Ashley Nurse.

Dragged down by Bishoo, and there's no way Jason Roy is missing out on that.

He swats the ball through mid-wicket and beats a sprawling fielder on the boundary for his eighth four of the innings.

And with that, I will take my leave. Jack Skelton will take you through to the close.

Devendra Bishoo is back into the attack after his first three overs went for 24 runs.

Well, if you're going to swing, swing hard!

Jason Roy has a bit of a heave at Carlos Brathwaite's latest delivery outside off stump, and he gets enough bat on ball to add four more to the total.

Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados

Beer arriving by the truckload for the fans.

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That's a hoick and a half from Jason Roy, trying to pull Jason Holder for six, but the man at deep backward square leg can't get there in time to take the catch.

Root is more than happy to keep the score ticking along, winkling out the runs where he can.

Easy pickings for England.

Roy and Root knock a couple of singles around to bring up the 100.

Jason Holder does take an age to get his fielders into position.

He spends a while shuffling them around in the deep, and then watches Carlos Brathwaite serve up a juicy leg-stump half-volley that Roy helps on its way to the boundary rope.

Kush K: Such a stark contrast between our ODI and Test side. We are capable of reaching any score against the white ball but somehow struggle with the cherry.

Joe Root is the new man at the crease, and he hustles a single through the leg side to get off the mark.

Roy and the physio inspect his hand - it just got jammed on the bat handle.

He seems OK to continue, though, as Jason Holder does some last-minute field shuffling.

Eng 90-0published at 10.2 overs

10.2 overs

Oh, that'll hurt.

Out of nowhere, a Jason Holder delivery rises up on an advancing Jason Roy, and the England opener gets a firm thwack on his bottom hand. He yanks his hand off the bat straight away. Out comes the physio.

50 for Roypublished at 10.1 overs

10.1 overs

Eng 90-0

Jason Roy brings up his half-century with a firm thud through the off side!

Roy jumps onto the back foot and sends Jason Holder's latest delivery thudding away through the covers.

Having previously enjoyed a run of six consecutive bilateral ODI series victories on home soil against England, West Indies have since gone four series without a win.

Their last series victory on home soil was in 1998.

This looks so easy for England at the minute.

Jonny Bairstow goes with the pace and helps a Carlos Brathwaite delivery around the corner for his sixth four.

Jason Roy repeats that clever shovel off his hip, coming out of his crease and just turning the ball past the wicketkeeper, and that'll be another good over for England.