Eng 12-0published at 2.1 overs
Jonny Bairstow narrowly misses out on hitting the first six of the innings, slapping it down the ground, with the ball bouncing just short of the rope.
Summary
England win with 8 balls to spare
England's highest ODI chase
Roy 123 (85), Root 102 (97)
Morgan 65, Bairstow 34, Stokes 20*
West Indies drop four catches
W Indies 360-8: Gayle 135, Hope 64
W Indies hit record 23 sixes - Gayle 12
England take 1-0 in five-match series
Eng 12-0published at 2.1 overs
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England are the only ODI team in history who start as favourites to chase down 361 in a 50-over game.
Simon, optimistic in Watford
Eng 8-0published at 2 overs
Oooh. Jonny Bairstow with a leave that Rahul Dravid would be proud of, the ball just about going over the top of off.
Eng 6-0published at 1.2 overs
Thomas swings the first away but the second is short and Bairstow cuts firmly away for the first boundary of the innings.
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Oshane Thomas will open the bowling in place of the injured Kemar Roach.
He's 22, quick and can swing it. Here we go...
Eng 2-0published at 1 over
Roy 1, Bairstow 1
Jonny Bairstow slaps the last ball down the ground to the man in the deep for a single.
Eng 1-0published at 0.2 overs
Target 361
Jason Roy defends the first and then taps a single into the off-side to get himself and England off the mark.
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West Indies leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo is going to open the bowling.
Jason Roy facing first up...
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It will be interesting to see if Chris Gayle does come out to field. He was hobbling at the end of his innings.
Here come the sides now...
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Arjun Singh: Clever tactic by England. Let Gayle smash himself into an injury to be ruled out of the series.
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Wayne Ellis: Nice to see we’re becoming a more balanced team, equally bad at Tests and ODIs...
'It's up to England's batsmen to make up for it'published at 19:19 Greenwich Mean Time 20 February 2019
Simon Mann
BBC Sport in BarbadosEngland's bowling has gone round the park in a few games over the past 12 months. It is clearly their weakest suit - they showed it in Edinburgh, Dunedin and Colombo last year, and have shown it again here today.
Now it's up to the batsmen to make up for it.
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Seekkuge Prasanna dropped Sharma on 201 later in that record knock, so maybe Perera would argue his spill should 'only' have cost 197 runs...
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We were asking earlier for your tales of expensive drops after Jason Roy shelled a chance to remove Chris Gayle for just nine.
That spill cost 126 runs but it's nowhere near the most costly drop in ODI history.
That unwanted honour belongs to Sri Lanka's Thisara Perera, who dropped India's Rohit Sharma on four during an ODI in 2014.
Sharma went on to blast a world record 264...Ouch.
'We can't relax'published at 19:15 Greenwich Mean Time 20 February 2019
More from Chris Gayle: "It's a good wicket and the ball is going come on to the bat well. The new ball is going to be key for us, to see if we can get early wickets.
"I've been getting cramps but hopefully I can get back on the park and help us get the win.
"I'm confident with the total but we can't relax or take it for granted - England are world number ones and have great all-rounders and great strikers of the ball."
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Kerry, that is easily one of the greatest photos ever sent in by a reader.
Are they still up there?
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Kerry Thomas: Looking for lost balls on the roof of the Greenidge and Haynes stand.
Image source, Kerry Thomas'In life it's not how you start, it's how you finish'published at 19:06 Greenwich Mean Time 20 February 2019
West Indies opener Chris Gayle, who hit 135, on Sky Sports: "It's one of my best innings because I haven't started like that before.
"It took me a while to get my first boundary but in life it's not how you start, it's how you finish.
"I used a bit of experience to know which bowler [Moeen Ali] to target at what time.
"The England bowlers used their variations well but then Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer came in and took the pressure off me."
Gayle 135 - 129 balls, 3 fours, 12 sixespublished at 19:03 Greenwich Mean Time 20 February 2019
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