England have now won last 14 completed games (all formats)
England 180-6 (Wyatt 81 from 55 balls) - won toss
WI 138-9 (King 43 from 34 balls)
Second of three T20s (first was washed out)
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King 40 (29 balls), Nation 20 (8)
Just when West Indies look like they're falling behind, they pick themselves up off the canvas - with Nation slashing Cross for four over point, and blasting another through mid-wicket.
We're at the halfway point - West Indies need 99 from 60 balls.
King takes a fresh guard, but has trouble working right-arm seamer Cross away. With the required rate over 10 per over, boundaries are needed - and Chedean Nation goes route one, lofting a big six over wide long-on.
Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
England have been clinical when they have needed to be in this series.
Target 181
Stacy-Ann King, strong through the leg side today, is completely foxed by Sciver's line and length, so changes course and reverse-sweeps a single to deep cover.
114 needed from 66 balls. Some regicide needed by England... remove the King, and the crown shall be theirs.
With Taylor up to the stumps, Nation edges Sciver for four past the keeper for what would have been a regulation catch to a keeper standing back. Nation heaves a single to leg - West Indies need 117 from 69 balls at this point, and need to get the boundaries flowing again.
Target 181
Chedean Nation in at five for West Indies. She's off the mark with a single, and Sarah Taylor gets a few high-fives between overs.
Taylor run out (Brunt/Taylor) 19 (WI 58-3)
Gone! It's great work behind the timbers by Sarah Taylor as Brunt's throw was sharp, but not over the stumps, and the England keeper had to balance on one leg to collect the throw and whip the bails off. Which the third umpire adjudges, she did before Stafanie Taylor completed her second run.
The required rate is spiralling towards double figures - and the singles are getting tighter. A throw from mid-wicket just misses, West Indies run an overthrow, there's a great throw in from Katherine Brunt and they go upstairs...
Acting captain Shrubsole continues to rotate her bowling options - seamer Kate Cross, who's been marvellous since her return to the limited-overs reckoning in 2019, is the sixth bowler used.
Taylor, the powerful right-handed Jamaican, clubs her second ball for four between mid-on and mid-wicket.
King 36 (23 balls), Taylor 14 (13)
West Indies didn't use their fifth bowler until the 10th over - England have done so in the seventh, with medium-pacer Natalie Sciver into the attack. A couple of dot balls ramp up the pressure a little, before King risks a single to the dangerous arm of Fran Wilson at cover.
England are really throwing themselves around in the field, in contrast to West Indies' somewhat languid approach - Danni Wyatt's sharp stop at backward point earns a round of applause, and a great over from Sciver yields just two singles.
Target 181
England will be relieved that they can put some scouts back on the boundary after West Indies' powerplay concludes.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
This partnership is beginning to look a bit dangerous.
Target 181
Smith, tidy left-arm spin, is whacked over mid-wicket for four by the Windies skipper Taylor - who then savagely square-cuts another four to take her side past 50.
Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
West Indies have come out in the only way they could facing such an imposing total.
If King can carry on the way she is then who knows what could happen.
Linsey Smith is coming back on to bowl the sixth over - while she bowls it, watch her wicket from the first over:
King 34 (18 balls), Taylor 5 (6)
A more successful sweep brings King four - Amy Jones running round can't cut it off at long leg. Both of the permitted boundary fielders are on the leg side for the big-hitting left-hander.
The field shuffles for the right-handed Taylor, but King is doing a brilliant job for her team in terms of hustling between the wickets and turning ones into twos.
West Indies need 139 from 90 balls. Who's your Eastern Caribbean Dollar on?
Image source, ReutersThe Wantage Road DJ has gone a bit 1980s - it's "It's got to be-e-e-e-e-e, perfect" from Fairground Attraction between overs, as England turn to their fourth different bowler in the space of five overs - left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone.
Unlike some spinners, Ecclestone relishes bowling in the powerplays - and has an lbw appeal turned down when King sweeps and misses.
Target 181
So, Stafanie edges out Sarah in the duel of the Taylors (we nearly had Taylor run out by Taylor there) - and we have the chance to pause for breath.
Stacy-Ann King is motoring along nicely, but that's a tighter over from Shrubsole, just three singles from it.
WI 32-2
The crucial question might be here - had she grounded her bat, over the line, before dropping it?
There's a long wait - and she's not out.
Natalie Germanos
BBC Test Match Special
It was not the best of techniques from Stafanie Taylor.