Eng 80-2published at 10.4 overs

10.4 overs

Oh my days. New ball please.

Jason Roy goes back-to-back and smashes Fabien Allen out of Kensington Oval.

Take that.

Eng 74-2published at 10.3 overs

10.3 overs

Offt! Absolutely smashed.

It is in the slot for Jason Roy and he slog sweeps, flat, over mid-wicket for his first six.

Lovely strike.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio 5 Live

This is full-on pace-off from West Indies. First the spinners, now captain Kieron Pollard. We've seen nothing from Shepherd or Smith.

Nice.

Jason Roy goes back and cuts the first ball after drinks between backward point and third to pick up another boundary.

Better than last night - Liam Dawson was out to the equivalent ball to leave England 39-6.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio 5 Live

There can't be too many times Jason Roy has batted half of a T20 innings and found himself 17 not out.

Kieron Pollard also bowled two massive off-side wides in that over. The hosts have been a bit more ragged tonight.

Time for a drink. England have a decent platform to go on and get 140-plus tonight. That could be enough on this pitch.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio 5 Live

Pollard is bowling about the same pace as Nathan Lyon, with the keeper standing back.

Moeen dropped on 13published at 9.3 overs

9.3 overs

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West Indies were faultless yesterday. Today they have been less than perfect.

Moeen Ali looks to smack it over mid-wicket again - this time with the wind - and Nicholas Pooran is about 15 yards off the mid-wicket boundary and should take a simple catch.

But, he doesn't even lay a hand on it! It goes through his arms and whacks him in the stomach and then on the knee.

Wow.

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Mark Burt: England have been a brilliant limited-overs team for a number of years but, like the Test side, the strength in depth is lacking and players like Tom Banton are just going backwards. English cricket just appears fragile at the moment.

Nailed!

Moeen Ali comes down the pitch to turn a Fabian Allen delivery into a full toss and drills it straight back down the ground for his first boundary.

Lovely shot.

England should be three down.

Moeen Ali looks to hit over mid-wicket, against the breeze, and Darren Bravo should take the catch but it lands a foot or two in front of him.

He just completely misjudged it in the wind.

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James Payne: Jason Roy looks permanently annoyed when batting for England. Like he’s been shortchanged buying a loaf or a seagull’s nicked his last couple of crunchy chips that he’d been saving till the end.

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Eoin Morgan is really keen that England are put under the pressure of batting first and getting used to setting a target. They are definitely going to be learning from these games so far.

Morgan seems relaxed enough. He's got Liam Livingstone - who is apparently still feeling weak after a stomach bug - in absolute stitches in the England dug-out.

Just the four singles from Kieron Pollard's first over.

Tidy over for the hosts, with Akeal Hosein conceding just four singles.

England were 29-5 at this point last night, so it is going slightly better, if not quite to the usual crash, bang, wallop standards that England have set in recent years.

James Vince has started wandering off so he must think he's out.

That's very odd because initially he refused to move. I think he thought it bounced off the gloves of Shai Hope.

Has James Vince been bowled?

West Indies think he has been but Vince isn't moving.

The umpires send it upstairs to check.

Lovely from James Vince.

He steps away outside leg stump and cuts through the covers to get off the mark with a boundary.

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Tom Banton seems in the mood tonight.

He picks up four more with a reverse lap over point.

He's up to 25 off 17.