England lose last six wickets for 35 runs
Cottrell 5-46, Holder 3-53
Stokes 79, Morgan 70, Root 36
Curran controversially given out lbw
WI 289-6: Hetmyer 104*, Gayle 50
Five-match series level at 1-1
Oh!
That's a cracking delivery from Jason Holder, finding some extra bounce to get a full delivery to rip past Eoin Morgan's outside edge as he pushes loosely forward. Morgan nods in acknowledgement, and then carefully plays his way through a maiden.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
Plenty of souvenirs on sale for the England fans in the party stand.
Morgan 14, Root 15
Another loose little push from Eoin Morgan is followed by a corking four down the ground, Cottrell just straying onto the pads.
A furious pull is cut off by the close fielders to keep Morgan to a single. After a frenetic start, it's all gone rather calm.
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Eoin Morgan flashes hard outside his off stump, and he gets enough of a top edge on the ball to squeeze a single through third man.
That's a tidier over from Jason Holder, just a run and a wide coming from it.
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Cottrell's wicket celebration must be one of the most elaborate ever seen, I dread to think what he'd do if he got a hat-trick!
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Morgan 7, Root 14
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Meanwhile, on the field, Joe Root pushes a fine cover drive away for four more runs, before an Eoin Morgan back-foot punch adds another couple of runs to the total.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
After Cottrell's military march and salute, we're having a conversation about cricketers' unique celebrations. Warner's run and leap? Dale Steyn's lawnmower starter? Tom Curran's aeroplane arms? What else?
Jason Holder sends a wrist-wrattler of a delivery into Eoin Morgan's bat, before the England skipper has a little flirt at a wide delivery that just beats the bat.
Morgan has another fence at a wide ball that is promptly signalled wide by the umpire, but he cracks a short ball for four to end the over.
Simon Mann
BBC Sport in Barbados
After the first match, I asked Jason Holder whether he felt he had enough bowling options. He said he felt it was more about their catching, but they've brought in a bowler - Cottrell - for a batsman, so it's pretty clear what they really thought.
Target 290
This is good from Sheldon Cottrell, and he draws a false shot out of Joe Root with a fullish delivery.
Eoin Morgan works a fullish delivery to the leg side to get his innings under way.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
Same celebration from Cottrell. The Windies players let him complete the routine before mobbing him.
Now, when I said cakewalk...
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Ah.
Jason Roy has chopped on. It's a wide tempter of a delivery from Sheldon Cottrell and Roy can't resist the temptation. He flings his bat at the ball and ends up toe-ending onto his stumps.
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's too short from Jason Holder, and Joe Root happily pulls the ball through square leg for four.
Holder ends the over with a polite inquiry for lbw against Root, the England man missing an attempted pull, but the ball has come off his pocket, rather than the bat.
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in Barbados
Love that celebration from Cottrell, as did his team-mates. Echoes of Samuels and Stokes.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf Jonny Bairstow is reading this live, then I can only apologise.
Jason Holder will share the opening bowling duties.
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Hugh Grant: Cakewalk maybe/maybe not Counting chickens before they are hatched.
Jay Barnes: And thus begins the cakewalk. What have you done Amy?
Target 290
Shot!
Joe Root starts his innings with a sumptuous cover drive for four. Lovely stuff.
That's, er, a mixed over for England.