Romario Shepherd is into the attack now and it is another good over.

He keeps England to just five singles from it.

However, such was the tourists' start, they're still going at more than 10 and a half an over.

Will Jacks is the new batter for England. He's off the mark with a single and it is a good over from Andre Russell.

Just three from it, plus the wicket of Phil Salt. West Indies will hope to regain a bit of control after England's rapid start.

It goes from bad to worse for West Indies as a slower ball from Alzarri Joseph goes down the leg side, bounces awkwardly for Nicholas Pooran and through his legs.

Five wides. Just the 26 from the final over of the powerplay.

England are flying! A no-ball from Alzarri Joseph gifts Jos Buttler a free hit and he drills it back past mid-on for four.

Eng 61-0published at 5.3 overs

5.3 overs

Stand and deliver from Phil Salt.

He stays stock still and nails Alzarri Jospeh back over his head for four.

Six! Carved over deep backward this time. Impressive batting from the England openers.

That maximum brought up the fifty partnership in good time from the England openers.

Jos Buttler had been very frustrated not to get a wide call the ball before the six but can have no complaints after being beaten all end sup by a slower ball to end the over.

Eng 51-0published at 4.5 overs

4.5 overs

Plenty of bat on that ramp shot!

Fuller from Andre Russell and Jos Buttler goes across his stumps to lift the ball over fine leg for the first six of the night.

Nothing on UltraEdge and Jos Buttler survives.

Good decision by the umpire because the ball was very close to the bat and there was a noise.

The technology shows it wasn't bat, though.

Jos Buttler goes for the ramp and West Indies think he has tickled it through to the wicketkeeper.

Andre Russell is convinced and Rovman Powell sends it upstairs.

Brilliant from Jos Buttler to welcome Andre Russell back to international cricket.

A back of a length delivery and Buttler nails it over mid-off for four off the back foot.

That's some shot!

Muscled over mid-off with just enough timing to clear the fielder by Phil Salt.

That brings him two to end another productive over for England.

Two overs left in the powerplay.

Phil Salt is in the mood tonight!

He hammers a pull shot brilliantly over mid-wicket to start Jason Holder's over.

The field is changed so Salt changes it up, too, backing away before thumping the next ball over cover for four more.

After Phil Salt gets lucky with a shot that hangs in the air but finds the gap in the covers, a single brings Jos Buttler on strike.

It's his first look at the left-arm spin of Akeal Hosein and with the ball turning, mid-off is kept up.

Buttler accepts the invitation and crunches a drive all along the ground, straight of the fielder for four.

That will give Jos Buttler a boost as he bids to rediscover his best form.

It's a ball on a length from Jason Holder and with mid-on up, the England skipper is able to pump it over the top for four.

England take nine from an over extended by a couple of wides.

The fielders race around at the end of the over. If they're in more of a hurry than usual, that's because this is the first game of the play clock trial.

Fielding teams have a minute from the end of one over to be ready to bowl the first ball of the next. Fail to do so on three occasions and the batting side will be awarded five penalty runs.

Phil Salt goes back to thump his third boundary of the over.

He gave himself room and threaded the ball through the off side for four.

A single means he'll keep strike and Jos Buttler stays at the non-striker's end.

Edged... but four!

Phil Salt goes back to a ball that goes straight on from Akeal Hosein, throws the bat at it and goes flying past the fielder at slip.

It went at a catchable height but there was no time for Shai Hope to react.

Four more! Out of the middle this time. Swept firmly behind square by Phil Salt.

Right then, we're ready for the off and it will be spin to start for West Indies.

Akeal Hosein will bowl to Phil Salt.

Adil Rashid is playing in his 100th T20 international tonight and was given his landmark cap by Andrew Flintoff, who is part of the England coaching staff for this series, before the start of play.

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