West Indies take 2-0 lead in five-match series with 10-run win in Grenada
King smacks 82* (52) and Powell 50 (28) to help Windies post 176-7
Rashid takes superb 2-11; Mills claims 2-30
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Third T20 also in Grenada on Saturday
Mayers c Curran b Woakes 17 (WI 43-1)
But now Mayers departs!
A slower ball from Chris Woakes and the West Indian opener sends the ball spiralling into the air off the bottom of the bat.
Sam Curran is in the covers and has work to do judging where the ball is going to land, but takes the catch comfortably enough.
Dispatched!
Kyle Mayers heaves Woakes over mid-wicket for a big six.
Sam Curran enters the attack as Jos Buttler makes his first bowling change.
King takes him for two fours, lifting him over the fielding ring to the long off boundary before firing a flat drive past the non-striker and away to the ropes.
A bit of a pause with one ball in the over to go - a groundsman comes on to sprinkle sawdust in the footholes of Woakes' run-up.
Upon resumption Brandon King eases a single to backward square to end the over.
Time for Kyle Mayers to enjoy himself, he hits successive fours off Chris Woakes' first two balls, driving through the covers before pulling viciously past mid-wicket.
Two in an over!
Skied by King and the ball headed a little straighter than he probably intended - he didn't wholly get hold of it this time.
Harry Brook is riding the boundary and he looks to take the catch at long on, but falls over the boundary as he dives backward - King is safe and onto 16 from 11.
Clouted!
A first six of the innings as Brandon King drops to a knee to slog sweep Moeen over mid-wicket.
The West Indies hit 14 of them on Tuesday, and the boundaries look short enough for similar number today.
Chris Woakes takes the ball at the other and starts with a leg side wide past the legs of Brandon King.
The rest of the over is tighter and his penultimate delivery scythes through King, just missing the inside edge.
Brandon King gets the West Indies under way from the opening delivery, pushing the ball to mid-on.
Kyle Mayers takes three balls to get his eye in, then pushes to mid-off for a single.
Bit of grip of Moeen on this Grenada surface.
Moeen Ali is back in the side and enters the action straight away - he opens the bowling for England.
Let's get going...
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on TNT Sports
These games are really important for England to get information ahead of next year's T20 World Cup and to learn how to build a total.
We experienced an unexpected rain delay during Tuesday's match that interrupted the West Indies' chase.
There's no suggestion we'll have any such trouble in Grenada, with the BBC forecast indicating a zero percent chase of rain for the next seven hours.
It's 27 degrees out there, but at 72% humidity will be a touch close.
Carlos Brathwaite
Ex-West Indies all-rounder on TNT Sports
The first game and Andre Russell's return couldn't have gone much better for West Indies.
The rest of the games in this series are about them being dominant for longer in the game.
England: Jos Buttler (c & wk), Phil Salt, Will Jacks, Harry Brook, Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Rehan Ahmed, Adil Rashid, Tymal Mills.
West Indies: Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Shai Hope, Rovman Powell (c), Shimron Hetmyer, Andre Russell, Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Gudakesh Motie.
West Indies captain Rovman Powell on TNT Sports: "We'd have bowled also. We trying our best to control the powerplay, the last game they get off to a flyer and the bowlers pulled them back. We're trying to start a bit better.
"We have one change, a spinner Gudakesh Motie comes in for Romario Shepherd. If you remember the last game, Romario came off with a niggle in the back of the knee, it's a precaution. He might be back for the third game."
England captain Jos Buttler on TNT Sports: "It looks a good wicket and we fancy a chase today."
On West Indies hitting more sixes in the first game: "We know that is the West Indies style, they are fantastic six hitters. We've got to find ways to limit that. We had a fantastic start with the bat in the last game and we just need to tidy up the back 10 with the bat."
On the team: "We've just got one change with Moeen Ali coming in for Ben Duckett. we wanted to find a way to get him back into the side while retaining the two leg-spinners."
England captain Jos Buttler has won the toss and is going to have a bowl.
His side lost setting a score on Tuesday, but will have the chance to chase today.
Ah, T20. The balm to soothe the pain of a torrid ODI autumn for this England side.
That was the hope as the tourists headed into Tuesday's series opener.
But hold on, the West Indies are in fine fettle in this format and that showed as they beat Jos Buttler's side by four wickets in Barbados.
Can England fight back in Grenada? Let's find out...