Salt hits 50 on debut for England but tourists fall short
Banton's 73 off 39 balls keeps England in contention
Powell hits brilliant 107 off 53 balls (10 sixes)
Pooran and Powell put on 122 for third wicket
West Indies go 2-1 up in five-match series
That's our lot for today. You can read Jack Skelton's report of the game here. We'll be back on Saturday evening for what is a must-win game for England to be victorious in this five-match series.
Goodbye!
Image source, Getty ImagesBefore I leave you there is some good news for England fans from Canberra!
Ellyse Perry is out! Having scored 216 not out, 116 and 76 not out in her last three Ashes innings the Australia superstar all-rounder has been caught off the top edge to a Nat Sciver bouncer.
Unsurprisingly England are delighted.
That wicket leaves Australia 43-3. Listen to the game here.
West Indies captain Kieron Pollard: "It was a very good game of cricket. We batted well. Kudos to Rovman. He came in and took his chance. He's been in a bit of form in the T20 league. He didn't play in the first two games but then grasped his opportunity."
England's stand-in captain Moeen Ali: "We were done a little bit with Eoin Morgan going down and playing three debutants but they played really well. A fantastic partnership took the game away from us but I'm proud of the way the boys batted at the end.
"We've got guys putting their hands up. Tom Banton was outstanding today which is great for his confidence going forward.
"We are confident in our side and we said from the start it would be a brilliant series."
Player of the match Rovman Powell speaking on BT Sport: "Last night I chatted to the captain and he told me I was playing today.
"I know I can strike the ball well. I had a problem against wrist spin and the last seven months I went away and have been working on that and opening up the off side, which worked today.
"Adil Rashid is the most threatening of all the bowlers. We said if we can get 24 or 30 off him then that's good, limit his wicket taking. And then we can target the other bowlers.
"Everything came out of the middle today."
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's an hour gone in the Women's Ashes Test in Canberra.
England made a fine start with two wickets in the first four overs but Australia have responded pretty well since then.
They have battled well to reach 42-2 at drinks.
The figure of Ellyse Perry, who is averaging a ridiculous 488 in her four Tests since the start of the last Ashes in Australia, is looming large.
She is 18 not out alongside Rachael Haynes, who is unbeaten on 21.
An inconsistent bowling display from England and subsequently a failure to tame Powell and Pooran proved the difference.
Tom Banton's 73 off 39 and debutant Phil Salt's 24-ball 57 are two positives the tourists can take from their showing.
Powell is the man of the day but a notable mention to Nicholas Pooran who played beautifully for his 43-ball 70.
And Romario Shepherd went for some runs but took 3-59, while Kieron Pollard put in a smart bowling display to finish with 2-39.
But, there is one clear match-winner today. It has been a day to remember for Rovman Powell.
England 204-9 (20 overs)
Three singles to end the over, the innings and the match.
West Indies win by 20 runs and take a 2-1 series lead with a terrific batting display, led by a stunning 107 off 53 balls from Rovman Powell.
In comes Reece Topley. Can nine-down England see off the over?
Salt b Shepherd 57 (Eng 201-9)
Nope, surely not going to happen.
Romario Shepherd has his third wicket of the match as Phil Salt is bowled round his legs.
A superb knock from Salt, though, with an entertaining 54 from 24 balls.
SALTY!! Another six!!
England need 24 from four balls. Surely not? Imagine!
Eng 195-8
A shining light in a poor day for England. Phil Salt blasts another six to reach a half-century on his T20 debut. He has scored a brilliant 51 from 22 balls.
Five more of those for victory, Phil...
Rashid run out (Cottrell) 1 (Eng 187-8)
Phil Salt misses out on a hook. Before he can even look up, Adil Rashid is two thirds the way up the pitch. He scrambles back and is easily run out.
Garton b Cottrell 2 (Eng 186-7)
Bowled 'im. George Garton is the next England man to fall. It's full and straight from Sheldon Cottrell and into off stump.
Cottrell gives a half-hearted salute to see Garton off.
Garton picks up a single. Salt throws everything at it but can only take one down to mid-off. He lets out an almighty groan in frustration as he takes the run.
Target 225
Garton is off the mark in international cricket with a single. But it means Phil Salt will be off strike.
Need 43 off 14 balls
In comes George Garton.
He might be running out of partners but it's back-to-back boundaries for Phil Salt.
Brook c Powell b Holder 10 (Eng 174-6)
Brook had to go for it! Jason Holder once again holds back the pace and a mistimed shot the ball straight down the throat of Powell on the boundary.
Slower ball, wide of the crease and England lose another wicket.
Need 51 from 18 balls
Another Phil Salt six. He's not giving this up without a fight.
Salt has managed to score at a brilliant rate but it's been tough going for fellow debutant Harry Brook who is on 10 from 12 balls.