England through to semi-finals with 46-run win
England 143-5 (Sciver 57); WI 97-9 (all out)
Windies captain Taylor retires hurt, stretchered off
Beaumont promoted to open, out for second-ball duck
SA qualify for semi-finals with 17-run victory over Pakistan
South Africa 136-6 (Wolvaardt 53*); Pkn 119-5
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Campbelle c & b Villiers 1 (WI 42-3)
What a grab!
Windies keeper Shemaine Campbelle prods loosely and pokes the ball up in the air back down the pitch.
Mady Villiers goes with two hands to her right but realises she won't get there with both so just sticks out the right and clings on.
A superb reaction catch. West Indies in the mire.
Andrew Moore
BBC Test Match Special
This West Indies innings is in complete disarray.
Off-spinner Mady Villiers is on for her first bowl of the tournament...
This is the peak of the West Indies innings so far.
A couple of troughs shortly followed.
Target 144
So no second wicket for Sarah Glenn but one scalp and one run from the over is very handy indeed.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It was a good punt in the end. She didn't look confident reviewing it.
It was the googly and it was turning enough to just miss leg stump.
Chedean Nation is reprieved.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The only way it's not out is if it's sliding down leg. It looked out from here.
Does Sarah Glenn have two in the over?
Chedean Nation is trapped in front, big appeal and given.
She sends it upstairs - was it sliding down?
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I've had an update from Crossy. She's just texted me: "That stretcher's busy." She must be all right if she's in good humour.
If you weren't with us earlier, Cross injured her ankle in the warm-up and has gone to hospital.
Matthews b Glenn 10 (WI 42-2)
West Indies lurching into calamity territory now.
Just moments after a key player has to depart due to injury, another is out to a woeful shot.
Hayley Matthews completely miscues a wild heave off Sarah Glenn and the ball turns to rock into leg stump.
A torturous knock of 10 off 22 balls.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
You feel like there's got to be more of a sense of urgency from West Indies here. They don't want to bat themselves out of contention, before they're even into the final overs.
So West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor retires hurt on 15 off 18 balls.
A huge blow to her side's chances. She looked in agony after hobbling through for a single off the last ball of that over.
Umpire Chris Brown and England's physio help lift Stafanie Taylor on the strecher on to the medical buggy.
England's physio then goes over to check on Anya Shrubsole but she's fine.
The medical buggy is coming on to the pitch.
Stafanie Taylor will not be able to carry on here.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I'm going to play devil's advocate here, as I've seen Staf Taylor do this before. We were playing in the West Indies, she went down with a hamstring injury, went off in a full-blown ambulance - then a wicket fell and she came back on!
Target 144
Stafanie Taylor is lying on the ground now, being attended to by the physio.
Stafanie Taylor leathers a slog sweep towards mid-wicket and the ball bursts through Anya Shrubsole's hands.
Tough but takeable.
Taylor scrambles two and looks to have hurt herself running between the wickets.
Shrubsole is shaking her fingers.
The breakthrough.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Sarah Glenn's not a massive spinner of the ball, but normally bowls a nice line and length and varies her pace well. England might have just found a good spin combination with her and Sophie Ecclestone - unfortunately for me!