West Indies complete series win by chasing 188 off 34 overs
Hosts' first ODI series win against England in Caribbean since 1998
Big-hitting Shepherd clubs 41 off 28 to seal victory
Jacks takes three wickets as Windies fall from 99-2 to 135-6
England post 206-9 in weather-affected 40 overs
Duckett (71) holds England together after they slip to 49-5
Buttler out hooking for first-ball duck
Five T20s follow from Tuesday
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Given there is only one player (Buttler) who played in the 2019 final, it's safe to assume that this is absolutely a rebuild. Some serious youth, class and potential in this group - I'd not blink just yet!
Jon, Welney
Liam Livingstone knew he had to show some aggression but really he needed to bat through this innings.
Sam Curran is joined by Rehan Ahmed and the latter gets off the mark in style by driving fellow leg-spinner Yannic Cariah through the covers for four. Classy shot.
Livingstone c Rutherford b Shepherd 45 (Eng 142-7)
Image source, Getty ImagesHas frustration got the better of Liam Livingstone here? Another quite soft dismissal, in all honesty.
The Lancashire batter advances to Romario Shepherd, who digs one into the pitch, and Livingstone can only tamely slap it into the air.
Sherfane Rutherford takes a handy catch on the move at mid-on.
A bit of the yes-no interlude from England's batters gives West Indies a chance of a run-out.
Liam Livingstone dabs Romario Shepherd into the off side, sets off, but then changes his mind. Sam Curran has to turn on his heels and dive to make his ground. But the throw misses the stumps anyway.
The players quench their thirst. Have a nightcap of your own if you fancy.
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Anyone who plays cricket knows that some days, risky singles become run-outs, edges happen, unlikely catches are taken, but it's how a team reacts that matters. It's great to see some fight.
Kevin in Worcester
If England can get themselves to 200, or even 220, then we'll have a game on here based on that stat.
Yannic Cariah, shaven headed with beard, continues to to tempt and tease England's batters with his leg-breaks.
A single each for Liam Livingstone and Sam Curran.
The average score batting first in ODIs in Barbados is 227, but in the last two years it is 200.
Romario Shepherd, named after the great Brazilian striker those of you who were with us for the second ODI will recall, grew up in a football-mad part of Guyana. He's not much of a footballer, though, by his own admission.
Liam Livingstone wafts at a wide one from the West Indies seamer and is lucky to not to get a feather on it.
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I once bowled Ben Duckett with part time off-spin in schoolboy cricket. He had made a chanceless double hundred at the time but no-one remembers that…
James in Basingstoke
Duckett c King b Shepherd 71 (Eng 137-6)
Image source, Getty ImagesRomario Shepherd breaks a crucial partnership, but it's a soft dismissal.
It's back of a length from the seamer and Ben Duckett tamely flicks it to straight into the hands of Brandon King at short mid-wicket.
Did that hold in the pitch a little? Duckett certainly played for a little more bounce.
England content to milk Yannic Cariah's leg-spin for five balls until Liam Livingstone cuts loose to the final ball of the over.
The England batter slog-sweeps Cariah to the fence where Romario Shepherd attempts to take the ball above his head but he is unable to quite get a hand on it.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Ben Duckett would be high on the list of the English game’s most improved cricketers in the last, say, five years.
Salt in the wound for Alzarri Joseph as Liam Livingstone guides it cleverly down to the vacant third region for four.
Image source, Getty ImagesLiam Livingstone with a questionable shot.
He flamboyantly dances down the wicket to Alzarri Joseph and skies one out to Keacy Carty at deep mid-wicket, but he spills a routine chance.
Did that swirl in the wind, perhaps?
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Jambarrel: Ben Duckett should be opening. He can play a long innings, he can blast in the first 10 AND he can sweep and nurdle in the middle.
Image source, Getty ImagesBen Duckett is a fine sweeper. Franco Baresi class.
He gets hold of the fifth ball of Gudakesh Motie's over with one of his favoured shots but can only pick out the boundary rider so has to settle for a single.
All of Ben Duckett's ODI 50s for England have come away from home. His previous two were both against Bangladesh. Duckett did, of course, make an unbeaten century in an abandoned ODI against Ireland in September.
Liam Livingstone gets in on the act, heaving Alzarri Joseph over cow corner for six more!
Ben Duckett is upping the ante against Alzarri Joseph. He's offered a freebie down the leg side from the West Indies quick and gets enough bat on it
Duckett follows it up with a pull over mid-wicket for four.