England complete six-wicket win inside 33 overs
Series level at 1-1 with decider to come on Saturday in Barbados
Buttler regains form with unbeaten 58 off 45 balls
Opener Jacks hits composed 73 off 72 balls
England bowl out West Indies for 202 inside 40 overs
Curran takes three wickets with new ball as Windies fall to 23-4
Hope (68) and Rutherford (63) put on 129 for fifth wicket
Livingstone (3-39) and Ahmed (2-40) also impress
Venue: Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua
Image source, Getty ImagesBrydon Carse is doing a more than passable impression of the Liam Plunkett role during the middle overs here. A tight over from the England seamer. Two singles from it.
The Durham seamer is a wholehearted competitor.
A useful partnership is building for West Indies but England are still in a comfortable position.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAhhh The Maradona of the Carpathians. Speaking of the 1994 World Cup, arguably the zenith of Hagi's career with Romania, this nicely leads me into a story about the next man in for West Indies, Romario Shepherd.
He is named after the former Brazilian striker after his mother became enraptured with Romario's performances during the World Cup while pregnant.
Shepherd himself admits he is pretty rubbish as a footballer, though.
Rehan Ahmed's next over book-ended by singles.
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Image source, Getty ImagesI played cricket in Bucharest with the daughter of the footballing great Gheorghe Hagi. He was watching.
TK
Image source, Getty ImagesShai Hope digs one out from Brydon Carse which scurries away down to third. West Indies have recovered from 23-4 to reach three figures.
Sherfane Rutherford is playing just his second ODI for the West Indies today, most of his career so far has been spent on the T20 circuit. He has so far represented 16 different teams.
Rehan Ahmed has a nice strong action for a leg-spinner. He's bowled nicely so far and West Indies pick up four singles off his second over.
Will Jacks is replaced by Brydon Carse.
A little strange of Jos Buttler not to use Jacks in the first ODI even if he has taken a bit of tap in his last few overs here. England's seamers registered figures of 0-98, 2-62 and 1-73, while the spinners took 2-40 and 1-50.
Shai Hope's ability to score straight down the ground has been a joy to watch.
Spin from both ends as Will Jacks continues.
"Nice Jacksy" chirps Jos Buttler as he thumps his gloves together behind the stumps after a couple of singles off his first two deliveries.
Shai Hope picks up a boundary off his third with a neat flick of his legs which Zak Crawley is unable to prevent from crossing the boundary despite a rather ungainly dive
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The game is moving on quickly. What is presenting a challenge to England; is a joy to watch here with some glorious shots.
Maybe some more spin could close that down. England will take this score right now but there are still dangers present.
Image source, Getty ImagesRehan Ahmed with the first over after drinks from the Sir Curtly Ambrose End.
His second ball fizzes through and West Indies skipper Shai Hope is uncertain about whether to come forward or go back.
Time for a bit of liquid refreshment for the players.
I'm sure there's some cocktails being supped by the England fans in Antigua.
Image source, Getty ImagesLovely stuff, Jaymes. A reminder we are after cricketers from unusual locations you have played with and against.
Meanwhile, Will Jacks is taking some tap from Sherfane Rutherford who has just whacked him for back-to-back fours into the leg side.
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Jaymes Hollingworth: Played club cricket in New Zealand with a member of the Serbian national team. Handy spinner and decent guy. Think he played handball for NZ too.
Sherfane Rutherford's only century in one day cricket was for Guyana against Leeward Islands in this years Super50. He made 105 not out off 71 balls and his innings included eight sixes.
Two wides from Brydon Carse before Shai Hope rather anticlimactically hits a single off the toe down the ground.
Brydon Carse decides to bang one in short to Shai Hope, but is punished by the West Indies skipper.
Hope heaves it over long-on for six. It's not an hugely convincing shot but it goes the distance.
Carse follows it with a no-ball to give Hope a free hit.
We're seeing a different side to Sherfane Rutherford here.
In the first ODI on Sunday, he faced just three balls - but three of the most entertaining three balls. He hit his first for six, successfully reviewed the second after attempting another and was caught on the boundary off the third!
Brydon Carse continues for England. Sherfane Rutherford and Shai Hope happy to pick up a single apiece.
Some West Ham fans have made the trip to Antigua. Didn't fancy Tottenham away in the cold tomorrow, then?
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