Summary

  • Root, promoted to open in absence of injured Roy, becomes first England batsman to score three WC hundreds

  • Morgan (back) & Roy (hamstring) both injured and don't bat in England's run chase

  • Windies bowled out for 212 in 44.4 overs - Pooran 63, Wood 3-18, Archer 3-30

  • Russell and Gayle were both dropped - England have now dropped as many catches as Pakistan in this WC (8)

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Amy Lofthouse

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    Imtiaaz: If Roy is injured Moeen would be a good replacement to open with Bairstow, perfect position for him in ODIs.

  2. Alastair Cook
    Former England captain on TMS

    That was an absolute rocket through mid-wicket.

    Pooran pullsReuters

  3. WI 73-3

    Run rate 4.29

    Nicholas Pooran pushes into the covers and takes on the quick single. Eoin Morgan picks up, turns and throws but misses the stumps. Pooran would've been home anyway.

    Bang! Shimron Hetmyer swivels and powerfully pulls Liam Plunkett over the leaping Joe Root at mid-wicket for four.

  4. You are the umpire. Do you give this out in real time?

    (The answer should be yes).

  5. WI 66-3

    Width from Plunkett and Pooran slashes it behind point for four. Great shot.

  6. WI 61-3

    Pooran 4, Hetmyer 3

    Another fine over from Mark Wood, putting the squeeze on.

    He's conceded just four runs from three overs.

  7. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    That was a genuine edge from Pooran, and it wasn't too far away from slip. It went under Joe Root's hand.

  8. WI 61-3

    Oooh. Mark Wood draws the edge from Nicholas Pooran and it flies just beyond Joe Root's grab at first slip.

    A fine delivery, great length and nipping away from the left-hander. Pooran gets one for it.

  9. Big bat. Big hit. Big wicket.

  10. How's stat?!

    Three of Gayle's last four ODI dismissals have come when attempting a pull (2) or slog (1).

  11. WI 60-3

    Run rate 4.00

    Three times a West Indies batsman taps Liam Plunkett into the leg side and look to pick up two.

    Three times they just have to settle for one as Jonny Bairstow races in and picks it up one-handed.

    Fine fielding.

    Time for drinks.

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    If Roy has done his hammy and is out for the tournament, Hales should replace him in the squad. There, I said it.

    Ben, London

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  13. Alastair Cook
    Former England captain on TMS

    Mark Wood has bowled half a yard fuller than everyone else. You need to do that in these conditions to bring lbw, bring the stumps, into play, just as we saw with that Hope dismissal.

    Mark WoodReuters

  14. WI 56-3

    Wood 2-0-3-1

    Shimron Hetmyer gets off the mark with a single, guiding down to third man.

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    Robbie Kahar: That was plumb the moment it hit the pad... what was Kumar thinking?!

  16. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    An update from the England dressing room: Jason Roy has tightness to his left hamstring and he is being assessed.

  17. Two new batsmen at the crease for West Indies then - Nicholas Pooran and Shimron Hetmyer.

  18. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It looked good as soon as it left the hand. Shai Hope was perhaps trying to hit it through mid-wicket, turned the bat face, and it slammed into that shin.

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    Hope lbw Wood 11 (WI 55-3)

    Three reds! Banging into leg stump. An excellent review by England.

    Sublime delivery from Mark Wood - 92mph, full, skiddy and nipping back in.

    Shai Hope tries to work it to leg but plays around it, the ball thudding into his front pad.

    Slightly surprised that wasn't given out on the field, it looked out. Anyway, England have a deserved third wicket.

  20. No bat. Shai Hope could be in trouble here. It's not going over.

    Might be umpire's call.