Holder takes four wickets in four balls in final over
Vince top-scores for England with 55 off 34
West Indies hit 74 off last five overs
Pollard strikes 41 off 25 & Powell 35 off 17
Rashid & Livingstone take two wickets apiece
West Indies win series 3-2
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Moeen Ali: "I would have bowled first. It's difficult because in the last three games the team batting first has won. We're usually happy chasing.
"The way we bowled yesterday was fantastic and a good indicator of how we're going to go today.
"It will be amazing to win the series having been 2-1 down with a side that is inexperienced."
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Moeen Ali confirms one change for England from last night's win as Saqid Mahmood comes in for Tymal Mills.
The pitch at the Kensington Oval is once again a used one, but isn't a central one, so there will still be an opportunity for the batters to target a short boundary.
Bit of crosswind blowing in off the sea which might help some of those big hits to sail over the ropes.
West Indies captain Kieron Pollard: "Today is a virtual final. We have played a lot of finals and runs on the board build pressure in the second innings."
West Indies have won the toss and elected to bat.
Will it matter? Four of England's six victories in their last eight men's T20Is have come when they have lost the toss.
Anyway. We'll have the toss and team news from both camps shortly.
This actually prompted me to investigate (briefly) whether there was an ABBA connection to cricket.
Maybe Sweden's head coach, a certain Jonty Rhodes, had roped in Agnetha Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad to help promote the women's game there?
Alas, the only thing of note was stars of the West End hit musical Mamma Mia performing concerts at various county grounds last summer including Grace Road and Sophia Gardens.
Image source, Getty ImagesSo it's all come down to this. It's 2-2 in the five-match series, with one to play.
To quote the words of those learned Swedish philosophers Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson - the winner takes it all...
Welcome to our live text commentary of the fifth and deciding T20 international between West Indies and England from the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados.