England's spinners shine as West Indies fall short
Moeen takes 2-28 after earlier hitting 63 off 28 balls
Roy smashes 52 off 42 balls on slow wicket
West Indies, who won toss, lead five-match series 2-1
That just about wraps up our coverage of this match, but we'll be back with you for live text commentary of the decider between West Indies and England in Barbados on Sunday evening.
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England stand-in skipper Moeen Ali: "I though we were good in all areas. We batted well and today we were brilliant. Then Adil Rashid was great, Reece Topley with the new ball. We got the spinners in early and then squeezed them in the middle.
"I got some momentum with my batting. I was happy to contribute for the team. Adil is a brilliant bowler who is getting better as he gets older. He is a wicket-taker.
"The death bowling was fantastic and we will take confidence from that."
West Indies skipper Kieron Pollard: "I think it was a game of two halves. We can look at certain things. The back end of England's innings is where we let it go a bit.
"It only takes one over of big hits. We thought 170 was chaseable but they got to 190. We screwed up in the middle of our innings, not losing wickets but being a little slow.
"Adil Rashid bowled exceptionally well again, as he has in this series, with his variations and tomorrow will be an even game."
Top stuff from Moeen Ali with bat, ball and also in the field. He got his bowling changes pretty much spot on this evening.
Reece Topley ends with a dot ball as West Indies finish on 159-5. England level the series at 2-2 and there will be a decider tomorrow.
Reece Topley with a high dipping full toss which Darren Bravo is unable to punish before looking disdainfully at the umpires, thinking it above waist height.
Solid from Reece Topley who bowls a dot ball first up to Darren Bravo. Next ball he digs out a yorker and picks up a single.
Kieron Pollard is able to biff a couple of boundaries off the final three balls of Chris Jordan's over. West Indies need 38 off six balls.
No Carlos Brathwaite in the home side's XI tonight...
Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio 5 Live
There's been a lot of criticism of Chris Jordan's death bowling of late, but this over shows it's not his ambition but his execution that has been at fault. He executed those first three balls perfectly.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Indies coach Phil Simmons is slumped back in his chair watching on. He knows this one is pretty much done.
England have been miles better with the ball today, especially in the second 10 overs.
Chris Jordan begins his final over with just two runs off his first three balls.
Image source, Getty ImagesTight stuff from Reece Topley as his penultimate over finishes with three dot balls. West Indies need 49 from 12 balls.
Surely, surely, England have this in the bag?
Holder c Jordan b Topley 36
Confusion on the boundary as James Vince and Chris Jordan allow a whack down the ground from Jason Holder off Reece Topley to go between them and dribble over the boundary for four.
Next ball, though, England get the wicket they want as Jason Holder is caught by Jordan in the deep.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio 5 Live
That is exceptional from Liam Livingstone, crucially saving two runs.
Sharp from Liam Livingstone on the boundary as he fields the ball cleanly after a swipe from Jason Holder off Chris Jordan and prevents the second run.
Image source, Getty ImagesHalf an hour has gone on the final day of the women's Ashes Test where England are trying to force a dramatic win.
They are yet to find a breakthrough, however, and Australia have extended their lead to 78. The hosts are 38-2 in their second innings.
For Heather Knight's side to have any chance they need to quickly dismiss Australia to give themselves a target to chase.
Australia, meanwhile, could declare later on and have a go at bowling out England for a win that would clinch the Ashes.
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Tymal Mills finishes his over and West Indies need 61 runs from 24 balls.
Chris Jordan and Reece Topley are set to bowl the death overs for the tourists.
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Stuart Mitchell: Surely even our death bowling can't throw this one away?
Daniel Norcross
BBC Radio 5 Live
A terrific effort from England's spinners but their death bowlers could come under real pressure here.
Jason Holder with a lofted drive down the ground as he punishes Tymal Mills with a sweetly-struck four.
He backs it up a trademark six over cow corner.
Lovely clean hitting.
Final ball of Adil Rashid's over and Jason Holder cloths it, but it does not carry to Chris Jordan on the boundary.
West Indies need 75 from the last five overs.