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Solid from Brook and Buttler. The wicket of Jacks gave West Indies a glimmer of hope but they are running out of time.

Eng 146-4published at 25 overs

25 overs

Target 203

Brook and Buttler are happy to nudge and nurdle the singles off Yannic Cariah, until Brook whacks the last ball of the over straight back down the ground for six.

Lovely timing.

Pace on the ball is certainly favouring the batters at the moment.

England take nine off the over.

A few more overs like that would be great. It's past my bedtime at this point.

And on that note, Jos Buttler thumps Alzarri Joseph for four.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Nervy for England. Modest target of course but the pitch and spinners are useful for the West Indies. Gut and patience is needed from England and surely a bit of fortune with this bounce.

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After their flying start, England are happy to knock it around responsibly and settle in after the loss of their fourth wicket.

Chasing a low target can often be harder, and spinner Yannic Cariah is getting the ball to zip. They're still in a comfortable position but Buttler and Brook need to play with the patience and maturity that was often lacking in the World Cup.

Having taken a wicket in his last over, Sherfane Rutherford is shifted out of the attack for the pace of Alzarri Joseph.

Having bowled three overs for 38 up front, this one goes slightly better. Just one from it.

Jos Buttler has gone 14 games without a 50 for England. His last was against New Zealand in Cardiff back in September.

Glorious timing as Jos Buttler drives sweetly through the covers, not-so-glorious from Oshane Thomas who saves the boundary with his boot. Effective, though.

Buttler and Brook sprint for three, the only runs off a testing Yannic Cariah over.

West Indies will now be rueing that flurry of wickets when their innings ended with a whimper.

Big innings for Jos Buttler, this. If he can steer England to victory, that'll do wonders for his batting and captaincy confidence.

West Indies have a 41% win rate in ODIs at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. At the old Antigua Recreation Ground their win rate was 86%.

The over ends with four dots, a couple more deceiving Jacks with genuine turn and bounce.

Cariah will be fuming at that short one he offered up that took all the pressure off.

Eng 114-3published at 18.2 overs

18.2 overs

Mixed bag from the start of Yannic Cariah's spell.

His first is a beauty that rips past Jacks' edge, but follows it with a half-tracker that the England opener launches over mid-wicket for six.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator

If England are going to build another generation of world champions across limited-overs cricket this pair of Jacks and Brook will be central figures. So watching them tonight and beyond is very important to England.

More lovely timing from Will Jacks, clipping Rutherford to the boundary as the bowler just drifts on to his pads. He's not going to miss out on that when he's in the 60s.

Thanks, Tim.

Here's the part-time seam of Sherfane Rutherford to start proceedings after drinks.

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England looking well set at drinks despite that flurry of wickets earlier as they look to chase down 203 to win at North Sound.

My colleague Ffion Wynne is on hand from this point to see you through to the finish.

Will Jacks and Harry Brook initially content to farm the strike against left-arm spinner Gudakesh Motie as England tick towards three figures.

Brook eventually breaks the shackles as he picks up the length flighted delivery from Motie, goes down on one knee, and wallops it over cow corner for six. A confident shot.