Brandon King off to a flyer with back-to-back fours, thrashing Moeen Ali through point then walloping him over the top.

Wowzers. A confident start.

Right, England spinner Moeen Ali has the ball in hand.

West Indies opener Brandon King has just marked his guard and is on strike.

Play.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on TNT Sports

An interesting decision to bowl. I think when we looked at the wicket the other day and saw how it played out we were all surprised that it became as stoppy and hard to hit on. We anticipated it being a better wicket than that.

If you're playing on the same wicket two days later then generally you would expect the groundsman wouldn't have been able to do anything to make it a better surface, but both captains seem convinced it will be better.

England left-arm pace bowler Tymal Mills, speaking to TNT Sports: "I've been in and out of the team the last four or five years so it's pleasing to get back in this squad. Hopefully I can come back to the West Indies for a T20 World Cup next year.

"I didn't bowl quite as well as I would liked in Barbados the other day. I'm one of a lot of bowlers who are trying to get in that World Cup squad. There's a lot of competition for places.

"We have a lot of guys who are not far away from putting in a good performance so a big game today."

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on TNT Sports

This was touted as a reinvigoration of the white ball team and it hasn't gone to plan so far. England need to kickstart this tour and kickstart this little period of white ball cricket.

West Indies captain Rovman Powell: "Maybe I would have chased but it looks a pretty good wicket, it looks better than the last game so hopefully it provides runs for us batters. I think it's a better wicket, the first time it started off a little bit tacky and generally got better through the day, so I imagine a day or two after and rolling it should be better.

"We need to continue getting partnerships. In both games we lost four quick wickets and if we as a batting group stop that then we can be much more dangerous at the back end.

"Today provides an opportunity to win the series, something we haven't done to England in a long time. So the guys are upbeat and ready to go. We have one change, Sherfane Rutherford comes in, Shimron Hetmyer misses out."

West Indies: Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Shai Hope, Nicholas Pooran (wicketkeeper), Rovman Powell (captain), Sherfane Rutherford, Andre Russell, Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph.

England: Phil Salt, Jos Buttler (captain and wicketkeeper), Will Jacks, Harry Brook, Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Adil Rashid, Gus Atkinson, Tymal Mills, Reece Topley.

Two changes to England's team from the second T20 as Gus Atkinson and Reece Topley come in for Chris Woakes and Rehan Ahmed.

One change for the hosts as Sherfane Rutherford comes in for Shimron Hetmyer.

England captain Jos Buttler: "I think we need to execute those key areas again. We've been in a fantastic position with the ball and let them get 10 or 15 more than we would have liked. When we have the momentum and we need to hold it as long as possible.

"The game comes down to execution. You need to be clear and commited to each and every ball. In T20 every ball is a massive event no matter what has happened in the over beforehand.

"It's about recognising moments as well. We have to play with freedom - hitting sixes and saying don't get out doesn't work so you have to give the guys a bit of rope as well. It's about keeping the pressure on the opposition for longer."

A few moments ago West Indies skipper Rovman Powell gave the coin a toss and England counterpart Jos Buttler called heads.

The coin came down in his favour and Buttler fancies chasing again so England bowl first.

England are 2-0 down in a five-match T20 international series against West Indies with three left to play.

Can Jos Buttler's side roar back to make it 3-2? Or will the Windies wrap up the series tonight?

Welcome to live coverage of the third T20 from Grenada.