Summary

  • Gayle hits 27-ball 77 after England bowled out for 113

  • Only two England batsmen pass 20 - Buttler and Hales (both 23)

  • Five wickets for fast bowler Thomas

  • West Indies won toss; Series ends 2-2

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry

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  2. From 418 in the fourth ODI to 113 all out in the fifth.

    I've no idea.

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    Still favourites for the World Cup? Hmm...

    Mark

  4. West Indies are doing a lap of honour. There are two, three, four more ovations for Chris Gayle.

    This series finishes 2-2, of course.

  5. The cameras are all on Chris Gayle after the conclusion of his final home ODI.

    His 77 from 27 balls was sensational but let's not forget about West Indies bowlers.

  6. It's a real party in St Lucia. The DJ has got everyone going again.

    The home fans have witnessed a stunning win for their side.

  7. The West Indies players are beaming and hugging each other.

    England's body language is a little different.

  8. WEST INDIES BEAT ENGLAND BY SEVEN WICKETS
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    All over! This 50-over aside match finishes in 40.2 overs.

    One of the most embarrassing defeats in England's ODI history.

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  9. WI 111-3

    Fair play to Chris Woakes. He has bowled six overs in this losing cause but still charges to stop a boundary.

    Tom Curran is coming on for a bowl. I'd love to know how Eoin Morgan sold that to him.

    Three to win.

    Chris WoakesAFP

  10. Simon Mann
    BBC Sport in St Lucia

    Jason Holder said to me yesterday that West Indies were going to England to try to win the World Cup. I'd be very surprised if that happened, but they've shown this series that they've got some serious talent. Before Christmas, they also won and tied a match in India, which is no mean feat...

    Jason HolderGetty Images

  11. WI 108-3

    Target 114

    A single.

    West Indies are one hit away...

  12. WI 107-3

    Shot! Shimron Hetmyer gets in on the fun. Full from Wood. Heaved over extra cover for four.

    Seven to win.

  13. The ultimate humiliation. Beaten before the interval.

  14. Tim Peach
    BBC Sport in St Lucia

    We think the umpires will have discretion to make them stay on until the end.

  15. WI 103-3

    Need 11 to win

    Chris Gayle has smashed the record for most sixes in a bilateral series, by the way.

    The nine he took today take his total to 39 in four innings. The previous best was 26 by India's Rohit Sharma.

    The end is nigh. Darren Bravo gets his first boundary with a drive down the ground.

    Chris GayleAFP

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    If Rashid comes on and gets four wickets in an over, then it might be...close

    John in Somerset

  17. WI 97-3

    17 runs to win

    The party has hit that mid-evening lull. Just two from Mark Wood's next over. Chris Gayle is back on the sidelines to watch the procession to a home victory.

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    Aamer Iqbal: Comeback is on. Get ready for the most remarkable victory.

  19. Yep. We shouldn't even be halfway through the match but it's almost all over.

    England were bowled out for 113.

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    Finally home from work, can't wait to watch a long exciting game... Oh wait, what?

    Tiger, Cardiff