Postpublished at 17:32 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
This is the ground - and the end - Mark Wood took a five-fer in the Tests.
He has to do something similar just for England to take a little bit of positivity from this match.
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
Postpublished at 17:32 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Postpublished at 17:32 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Tim Peach
BBC Sport in St Lucia16 off that first over. Think Chris Gayle has somewhere he wants to be...
WI 16-0published at 1 over
Gayle 15, Campbell 1
This could honestly be over in a matter of minutes.
Gayle middles this one and the ball is crashed over the leg-side boundary.
West Indies are over 10% of their way there already.
WI 10-0published at 0.5 overs
Yeah, Chris Gayle isn't going to hang around.
Another huge swish and despite not middling it it's four.
WI 6-0published at 0.4 overs
Chris Gayle swings hard, top edges but the ball goes over the slips for four.
Chris Woakes doesn't look amused.
Image source, Getty Imagesget involved Get Involvedpublished at 17:28 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
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We keep hearing how good this England side is but its mercurial. No consistency and about to be schooled by the Windies again.
Slev, London.
Image source, Getty ImagesWI 1-0published at 0.1 overs
Target 114
West Indies require 2.26 runs per over.
Chris Gayle takes a single off Chris Woakes' bowling on the first ball of the innings.
Postpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Simon Mann
BBC Sport in St LuciaIf Chris Gayle gets going, there's an outside chance that this could be over before the interval.
Postpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
England now have the ignominy of having to bowl before the interval.
They have been bowled out so quick that it's just a quick turnaround and now the players are heading back out there.
Postpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Why do these collapses keep happening?
I have no answer. England would love to know I'm sure.
When it gets difficult and wickets start falling, this team seems unable to react.
How's stat?!published at 17:25 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
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End of twitter postget involved Get Involvedpublished at 17:24 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
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Adam Savoury: This is why England won't win the Cricket World Cup - they still have these performances in them. One of these in tournament cricket and it's game over. The great Australia and India sides didn't have these games.
Postpublished at 17:23 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
You're probably thinking this is pretty bad but it's actually only England 14th worst total in ODI cricket.
It is their lowest against West Indies.
Postpublished at 17:21 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Someone is optimistic.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 17:20 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
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Ned Mortimer: What's the lowest winning score in an ODI batting first?
Postpublished at 17:19 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
West Indies = very good
Pitch = tricky
England = blown away
Postpublished at 17:18 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Numbers 8, 9, 10 and 11 finishes with 0, 0, 0 and 0*.
England have been bowled out for 113 in 28.1 overs.
Postpublished at 17:17 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
Remarkable.
WICKETpublished at 28.1 overs
Curran b Thomas 0 (Eng 113 all out)
113 all out.
At 113-9 in the 29th over, Tom Curran steps to leg and his stumps are rearranged by a yorker.
Oshane Thomas has 5-21 in 5.1 overs. His side and absolutely delighted.
Image source, Getty Imagesget involved Get Involvedpublished at 17:16 Greenwich Mean Time 2 March 2019
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Paul B: Why has nobody in the dressing room suggested that England should stop trying to gormlessly hook everything?!
Daniel Stevanato: I'm not sure you're allowed to publish the adjectives which come to mind when I'm thinking how best to describe England's attempts to play the short ball.