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More from West Indies skipper Hayley Matthews: "We had a tough couple of months so it's good to get the momentum in from the last game to win two consecutive matches. We need a couple of results go our way to qualify, but we just did our own thing.

"We have a lot of young players which is exciting for the future. Hopefully they can grow and progress. The management and staff are certainly supporting them the whole way."

Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof: "It's hurtful for everyone. It was very close. We weren't up to the mark.

"Spin was the plan because the wickets was slow.

"The match against England is important. We have played good cricket throughout and we will continue that."

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

West Indies got over the line because Pakistan played so badly in the powerplay.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Aliya was the only one to have good batting average in those innings. It felt like it might have been a lack of experience from the Pakistan side to play on top.

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Player of the match, West Indies' Hayley Matthews: "My heart is still beating a bit fast. As West Indians we like to keep the game close but glad we got over the line in the end.

"We knew we had to be extra special in the field today and we spoke about not just winning the game with bat and ball but in the field as well and I think the girls did that.

"It was just about hitting the stumps, the wicket had its own variations.

"Over the last couple of weeks I have tried to take on resposibility at the top of the idea, but Williams was really good and it was a complete team effort again."

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

What an extraordinary game of cricket.

Pakistan finished their innings with five wickets in hand. FIVE! Surely they could they have taken a few more risks? A very bizarre chase.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Pakistan have lost that themselves. They were going three an over at the start in this match. It has been so disappointing.

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Full and into the pads of Omaima Sohail from Shamilia Connell, and the ball clips the Pakistan batter's pad and dribbles through to the wicketkeeper.

West Indies win by three runs which rubberstamps England's place in the semi-finals.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

This has been the worse game of cricket I have seen for a while but it is turning into an absolute thriller.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

If Pakistan lose they'll be thinking "what were we dong in the first 10 overs?"

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Pakistan are still in this game... what a ridiculous game this has been.

Shamilia Connell drops it slow and short and Aliya Riaz pulls it for four. Can Pakistan pull this off? Five from two!

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Are West Indies going to mess this up?

Short and wide from Shamilia Connell and Aliya Riaz cuts it to the boundary for four. Nine off three balls needed.

Boundary first ball as Fatima Sana Khan edges Shamilia Connell down for four through third. They pick up a single next ball.

13 from four.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That is a shocking decision, it could easily cost a game.

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Aliya Riaz takes the aerial route as she chips Chinelle Henry back over he head. Next ball Riaz advances down the track and leathers it, but straight at Hayley Matthews.

A shocking umpiring decision sees a very wide ball from Henry not called. Henry can hardly believe it, chuckling to herself.

18 to win off the final over.