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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Connell b Knight 1 (WI 131-9 all out)
Shamilia Connell misses a straight one from Heather Knight - and shakes hands with the England skipper. With Stafanie Taylor unable to bat, England have romped to another big victory.
Just catching up with these tumbling West Indies wickets...
Shamilia Connell, who prefers to bat bare-headed, is out at number 10 - but with Stafanie Taylor still in hospital, safe to say England are one wicket from victory.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
It was messy running and a fairly abject West Indies innings is coming to an end.
Ramharack run out (Jones/Taylor) 2 (WI 130-8)
Barely a need for a reference to the third umpire as a stop-start-yes-no single ends with Karishma Ramharack well short of her ground, and Sarah Taylor removing the bails.
Another run-out coming up...
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Western Storm general manager Lisa Pagett: Just back online after a wedding, to see Fran Wilson has been doing Fran Wilson things again! What a legend!
Afy Fletcher pushes Heather Knight for a single to the cover sweeper - she may have an eye on a red-inker here. Ramharack is off the mark with a single, and Fletcher defends her stumps as though her life depends on it.
With the required rate literally in excess of 36 runs per over, I'm going to stop writing the target score, if that's OK?
Natalie Germanos
BBC Test Match Special
It's good to see how well oiled this England side is. They don't let up.
So, West Indies are seven down, effectively eight.
Karishma Ramharack is the new bat - yet another left-hander. Now that is one area where England are lacking - coach Mark Robinson spoke recently about the lack of left-handed top-order batters, even down to the teenage age group sides.
Two wickets - or rain - or four overs - will bring this match to its inevitable conclusion.
Natalie Germanos
BBC Test Match Special
Stafanie Taylor is still at the hospital and awaiting the results of her scan so it's highly unlikely we'll see her come out to bat.
King c Wyatt b Gunn 26 (WI 127-7)
Just after crashing a boundary, Stacy-Ann King tries another big hit and lofts the recalled Jenny Gunn to the mid-wicket fence where Danni Wyatt takes the catch.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Do you think the umpires have just had enough? The players were walking off and shaking hands.
Natalie Germanos
BBC Test Match Special
That was one of the most bizarre things I've seen from the umpires. It's almost like the ground staff have said no it's not raining.
... and with the players walking off and shaking hands, the umpires call them back on and put the stumps back in! Weird.
As if from nowhere, the rain has arrived and the umpires take the players off...
Target 267 (39 overs)
To be honest, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world if it did rain now. England would win by a country mile on DLS, and West Indies' limp towards the end of their innings would be over.
Heather Knight spins down her third over, just two singles and a wide from it.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Where will the Ashes be won and lost?
A lot will depend on how well we bowl, the Australia batting line-up is strong, it has a lot of depth and experience to it. I've still got some questions about the England middle order, Danni Wyatt hasn't really performed at six. I like the fact Kate Cross is our third seamer.
Smith 8-0-20-1
Bryony Smith to complete her spell - the left-handed King survives an lbw appeal but West Indies are just plodding on towards certain defeat.
On your ODI debut, to take 1-20 from eight overs without conceding a boundary... Bryony Smith, take a bow. Have England unearthed another spinner?
Here's that lbw - not the greatest umpiring decision you'll see this summer.