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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Kycia Knight in at three for the shell-shocked West Indies.
Cooper plays out five dot balls from Shrubsole before guiding a two through the covers.
And that Fran Wilson catch just gets better, better and better every time you see it.
Daniel Norcross
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If we see a better catch than that in the covers this year, in men's or women's cricket, I'll be amazed. Hayley Matthews walked off with a wry smile as she knows there's no-one in her team who could have taken that.
Matthews c Wilson b Cross 6 (WI 12-1)
WHAT. A. CATCH.
Straight away after hitting that six, Matthews tries to whack one through the off side and she is BRILLIANTLY caught by Fran Wilson at cover, who leaps full-length to her left - with her entire body off the ground, parallel to the turf - and takes it with both hands!
A catch good enough to win any game.
Oh, wow... Hayley Matthews launches Cross for a massive, massive six over long-on which hits the top tier of the stand.
With Katherine Brunt rested today, Kate Cross has a rare chance to take the new ball for England. Britney Cooper, who was visibly sick on the outfield while fielding, is off the mark with a single, while Matthews tries to slant one down the leg side and it's away for four - signalled as leg byes.
We're still catching up with the last few big blows of the England innings.
Here's England captain (and BBC Sport columnist) Heather Knight whacking another six.
Target 267 (39 overs)
Shrubsole has Matthews playing and missing while England's fielders race in, panther-like, every time she gets bat on ball.
West Indies' score is up and running thanks to a legside wide.
Thanks, Callum. Anya Shrubsole already has ball in hand as West Indies chase that DLS-boosted target.
Hayley Matthews and the recovered Britney Cooper opening up.
The players are already back out.
Mark Mitchener will take you through West Indies' chase.
Captain Heather Knight then took centre stage and smashed 40 off 19 balls including this maximum.
Danni Wyatt, who was promoted up the order, once again fell cheaply as her and Taylor looked to up the ante. Taylor eventually fell for a well-made 70.
Taylor dispatches a Connell delivery through mid-wicket for four
Sarah Taylor and Jones then shared 87 for the second wicket before birthday girl Jones fell for 80.
Tammy Beaumont (who was dropped on nine) and Amy Jones shared 84 for the opening wicket - either side of a two-hour rain delay.
Right, lets have a catch-up of that England innings.
West Indies will need 267 to win.
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BBC Test Match Special
During the interval, TMS listeners can hear from England men's captain Eoin Morgan, who's been explaining how they're not feeling the pressure of being World Cup hosts as they look ahead to tomorrow's game against West Indies at the Hampshire Bowl.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It was a real return to form for Sarah Taylor. When she's on form, there aren't many who can challenge her in the women's game. To see her playing all around the game gives England a threat.
Here's how Sarah Taylor was out reverse sweeping after a well-made 70.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Heather Knight's just shaking her hamstring out there, let's hope there's no long-term damage. Stafanie Taylor is also getting up carefully after diving for that ball, so both captains are hobbling around.