WI 131-9 all out (DLS target was 267 from 39 overs)
Eng 258-4; Jones 80, Taylor 70, Knight 40 (19 balls)
Rain had stopped play with England 43-0 (10.2 overs) - WI won toss
England win three-match series 3-0
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Stafanie Taylor is back into the attack.
There's almost a run-ut off the first ball as Danni Wyatt looks to complete a quick two. She'd have been long gone if the throw had hit.
Sarah Taylor's reverse sweep has been profitable today but it almost gets her in trouble as she top edges one just short of the fielder at backward point. "Get out the dive" bellows Ebony Rainford-Brent.
We've just seen England captain Heather Knight in the changing room still in her tracksuit. I don't think we'll be seeing her batting anytime soon.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
This is a perfect scenario for Danni Wyatt with nine or 10 overs left.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Let's hope Shamilia Connell hasn't hurt herself. There's nothing worse than a cricket ball hitting you on a bony part of your body.
A couple of singles come after the wicket.
One causes Shamilia Connell some trouble as the ball cannons off her knee, at mid-on to mid-off. Ouch.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
This is a good, bold move from England bringing Wyatt in. Licensed to thrill.
Danni Wyatt - England's T20 opener - is the new batter.
With scores of three and eight in this series, she'll want a score.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Britney Cooper has Ben Stokes-ed it - he took a world-class catch but made a meal of it going for the catch.
What a fabulous innings by Amy Jones - she was batting for the team and going for the boundaries. But I'd say she's England's most improved player over the next year and a half.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Britney Cooper made an awful mess of that to start with, suddenly realised she was nowhere near it and has pouched it an inch off the ground.
Jones c Cooper b Matthews 80 (Eng 171-2)
Oh, Amy Jones.
For the second time in this series the opener had looked destined for her first ODI century but has got out tamely. This time, a clip into the leg side, is caught by Britney Cooper. Superbly in the end, after she misjudged it initially.
A fantastic innings nonetheless.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I think we can say with certainty that Heather Knight's unlikely to come out and bat at four, she's had plenty of crease time.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
If this was for an out-and-out series win, you'd be pushing Danni Wyatt up the order. But I wonder if, for instance, Fran Wilson might need some time in the middle.
Here's one of those earlier reverse sweeps from Sarah Taylor:
Shot! Sarah Taylor is finding her groove with these reverse sweeps. This one, slightly finer than the previous two attempts, races away despite the rain earlier.
Seven runs from the over. Ramharack has gone for 22 off her three overs.
Karishma Ramharack will continue after the drinks break.
Amy Jones (79) and Sarah Taylor (34) have now put on 78 for the second wicket.
While the players take a drink - maybe a hot one on what looks like a bitterly cold day in Chelmsford - take a look at a couple of Amy Jones and Sarah Taylor's highlights.
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hypocaust: This is Sarah Taylor's highest ODI score since her century v SA at Hove one year and one day ago.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnother reverse sweep from Sarah Taylor brings her a couple. Stafanie Taylor lost her rag that she's using to keep the ball dry in between balls in the process of delivering that ball.
A slog sweep brings Taylor another run before a guide down to third and a slog sweep from Amy Jones gives her two runs each time.
England are ticking along nicely. 11 overs to go. England will be looking for 230 from here, I reckon.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Ramharack is another of these hat-wearing spinners, like Hayley Matthews and Lisa Sthalekar.
Dan Norcross adds: Pakistan are the worst for it. They sometimes have three or four left-arm spinners, all in caps, and all about five foot tall.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That's been the first bit of innovation we've seen from Sarah Taylor, and her innings has been all the better for it. She's played herself in, and she's motoring now.