Eng 150-1published at 23 overs
Chris Gayle stands and counts down the DRS timer as Joe Root scrambles through for a leg bye.
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)
Eng 150-1published at 23 overs
Postpublished at 16:18 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentHe might get Joe Root out by making him laugh.
Eng 148-1published at 22.3 overs
It takes Chris Gayle longer to get back to his mark than Michael Holding used to.
Postpublished at 16:17 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Chris Gayle, sunglasses plonked firmly in place, is going to continue.
Image source, ReutersEng 146-1published at 22 overs
Root 73, Woakes 19
A single brings up the 50 partnership between this pair in relatively quick time, before Chris Woakes flicks another single off his hips.
Eng 144-1published at 21.3 overs
Target 213
Short, pulled for four by Joe Root.
Rinse and repeat.
Postpublished at 16:14 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Cheers, Jack.
This has been fairly perfunctory from England. Carlos Brathwaite is coming back on to bowl.
Postpublished at 16:14 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Right, with England rollicking along, it's time for me to hand you over to Amy Lofthouse for the remainder of this match.
Cheers all, catch you soon.
Eng 139-1published at 21 overs
Well Chris Gayle has kept England honest there, conceding only one off the over.
He bends down and puts his hand over his sunglasses giving Joe Root a bit of a stare as the England batsman can't beat fine leg with his sweep.
Smiles all round.
Postpublished at 16:12 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentEven though he's bowling off two yards, he's taking an age...
Image source, Getty ImagesEng 139-1published at 20.4 overs
Chris Gayle hits Root high on the leg. There is a pantomime appeal from the big man and he even jokes about reviewing it.
Jason Holder must have been bricking it for a second.
It was going over and a mile down leg.
Eng 139-1published at 20.3 overs
Chris Gayle is wearing very large mirrored aviators while bowling.
Gentle off-breaks that keep Chris Woakes honest for two dot balls in a row.
Woakes then chips a bit uncertainly down to long on for a single. Gayle isn't exactly fizzing it down and that caught out Woakes a bit there.
Image source, PAPostpublished at 16:09 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Sir Curtly Ambrose
Former West Indies bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialIf they continue to bowl like this the game will all be over very shortly. I don't know what the West Indies plan is - there is no plan from what I can see.
There is no plan to contain the batsmen.
Postpublished at 16:09 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Chris Gayle is going to bowl!
Well, why not?
He's warming up by flossing. Ever the showman.
How's stat?!published at 16:08 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianSince the Champions Trophy in 2017, 42 opening partnerships for England average 62 - today is the 21st time they have reached 50 for no loss. That's the best in the world in that time.
Eng 138-1published at 20 overs
Need 75 more runs to win
Joe Root deftly guides wide of third man for a couple and swivels through mid-wicket for two more.
He's saved the best for last though, Oshane Thomas sending down a short ball that sits up and Root cracks it away for four.
Utterly dominant batting.
Eng 129-1published at 19.1 overs
Root 60, Woakes 15
And Chris Woakes greets the returning Oshane Thomas with a crisp drive through point for four. Wrists.
Postpublished at 16:05 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
Oshane Thomas is back into the attack.
His first three overs were very ordinary.
West Indies need him fast and firing here.
How's stat?!published at 16:04 British Summer Time 14 June 2019
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Here is the one blip in England's chase so far...