England fall short to suffer second defeat out of two in World Cup
England's chase of 226 undermined by loss of regular wickets
Beaumont top-scores with 46
England drop five catches and concede 21 wides
Campbelle and Nation put on 123 for fifth wicket
West Indies fall from 81-0 to 98-4
Matthews c Shrubsole b Ecclestone 45 (WI 81-1)
The pressure tells! It felt inevitable.
Sophie Ecclestone, bowling nicely in tandem with Cross at the other end, sticks to a good length and tempts Hayley Matthews into a booming drive that squirts off the outside edge and into Anya Shrubsole's hands at backward point.
Something had to give, and it was just what England needed.
Dottin 31, Matthews 45
Kate Cross may have dropped a catch in her first over but she's bowled beautifully since, giving absolutely nothing away.
Deandra Dottin is ticking ...
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Now Sophie Ecclestone has come on to bowl, West Indies might take more risks from the other end.
The big shot comes out ... but it lands safely in front of the fielder at long-on and Dottin can only manage a single.
West Indies need another big over from somewhere, as England are really squeezing now.
Deandra Dottin is getting impatient, so this will be fun. It could go one way or the other.
England have pegged them back very nicely since the end of the powerplay, testing the openers' patience.
Another maiden ... the pressure builds.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Dunedin
It's a good game of cat and mouse between Ecclestone and Dottin here.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The key for West Indies here is to not let Sophie Ecclestone settle. Once she does, she's brilliant and I think the best in the world.
Sophie Ecclestone is on for the first time today.
She bowled her 10 overs for 77 against Australia on Saturday without taking a wicket.
But here she starts with a maiden, which is a good sign for England.
Things haven't gone to plan for England's bowlers but Amy Jones is one player who certainly deserves a shout out.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's not been the greatest start for England. The senior heads have lost the plot out there. I'm sure Heather Knight will be rallying the troops during the drinks break.
Do you want to see a third dropped catch?
Another slow over as Kate Cross continues to plug away at a full length.
The players take a drink. In these conditions I'm sure they'd much prefer a cup of tea than cold water, to be honest.
And now I want a cup of tea.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Dunedin
I'm not giving England an excuse but it is a grim time to be fielding. It is cold and damp out there.
It's all gone a bit flat.
A few more sixes would be fun. Or a wicket, for England, of course.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
England will know if they break this partnership and get into the middle-order, that is where West Indies are fragile. It is about holding your nerve.
Batting looks easy, dare I say it?
A better over from Kate Cross but Matthews and Dottin take four comfortable singles plus a gifted run from a wide.
England need to inject some energy into this bowling performance somehow.
And here's the second dropped chance.
Much tougher, but Tammy Beaumont would back herself to take it.
Nat Sciver bowls a tidy over that goes for just two, which England could do with a few more of.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
How often do we see that, a dropped catch and the next ball goes for four or six? That is an unbelievable shot and Hayley Matthews is carrying on where she left off against New Zealand.
Oh, and just to make Kate Cross feel even worse, Matthews absolutely hammers the next ball back over her head for six.
Savage.