ENG-W vs WI-W Live Cricket Score

0.5 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Chinelle Henry strikes, and she is all pumped up as she lets out a big roar. Henry pitches it up, wider on off. Jones leans on and goes for the drive away from her body. The ball moves away in the air and catches an outside edge. It flies to Afy Fletcher at short third and she takes the catch to her left at head height. 8/1

15.5 OUT! DANNI WYATT-HODGE IS RUN OUT! Wyatt-Hodge walks off to a standing ovation from the Lord's crowd. Shorter and flatter, on off. Knight taps it from the crease to the right of the backward point fielder and sets off for the run. Danni is reluctant to take the single, but she eventually commits to the run. Jannillea Glasgow picks the ball up cleanly and lobs a throw at the batting end. Shemaine Campbelle gathers the throw and breaks the stumps with Wyatt-Hodge well short of her crease. The disappointment is evident on the face of Wyatt-Hodge as she trudges off. 144/4

3.3 OUT! PLUMB IN FRONT! Sophia Dunkley decides against the review, and that will be that for her today with the bat. Floated up, fuller and on off and middle. Dunkley gets down on a knee for the sweep, but the ball is too full for the shot. It sneaks under the blade and catches Sophia on the crouched back thigh right in front of the stumps. An easy decision for the umpire. Sophia had already started walking back towards the pavilion before Danni Wyatt-Hodge came over for a chat. After a brief discussion, Dunkley opted against the review and continued her walk back. England Women are now 38/2. 38/2

11.5 OUT! TAKEN! A much-needed wicket for the Windies, and it's Karishma Ramharack who has provided them the breakthrough. She tosses it up, fuller and keeps it slower through the air. Alice Capsey comes down the track and tries to take the aerial route. She shows the full face of the bat to hit it downtown. She fails to get the desired power on the shot, and it goes only as far as long on, where Chinelle Henry pouches the catch safely to break the partnership. England Women are 104/3 now. 104/3

19 OUT! HEATHER KNIGHT IS RUN OUT! Quick reaction from Shemaine Campbelle and England lose their 6th wicket. Slower once again, on the fuller side, just outside off. Heather Knight tries to slog sweep it, but gets deceived due to the lack of pace and wears it on the pads. The ball rolls to the off side and Knight wants to take a run, but is sent back. Shemaine Campbelle gets to the ball and scores a direct hit at the batter's end to catch Heather short of her crease. 172/6

17.3 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Loopy ball, on a good length, outside off. Freya Kemp walks a long way across the stumps. She does not have any pace to work with. She tries to access the area behind square leg with the sweep. The ball catches her on the gloves and deflects onto the leg stump. 'Stay there' is the call from Hayley Matthews to her fielders. It might well be an attempt to save some time and keep the over rate in check. 156/5

19.5 OUT! TAKEN! Danielle Gibson falls. Ashmini Munisar bowls it on a nagging length, pitching it on leg and shaping away from the batter. Gibson opens her stance and tries to heave it across the line, but catches the top edge and it loops straight to Aaliyah Alleyne in the cover-point region, who makes no mistake to pouch it safely. 182/7

3.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! England manage to overturn the on-field call. Hayley Matthews is not happy at all, and you can understand why. A decision that will be talked about in the days to come. Flatter and a bit short, outside off. Matthews gets a bit low and flashes at the ball. She misses and it is taken behind by Amy Jones. Jones goes up in appeal but it is turned down. Charlie Dean wastes no time in taking the review. The third umpire is called into action. There is a spike when the ball is next to the ball but from the front-on replay, there appears to be a tiny gap between the bat and the ball. The third umpire takes the spike into account and gives her verdict. A huge moment in the contest, and one that leaves Matthews visibly frustrated as she makes her way off. West Indies are 21/1, chasing 187. 21/1

6 OUT! CAUGHT! Charlie Dean has the last laugh. She yet again bowls it flatter and fuller, on middle and leg. Dottin tries to slog it once again, clearing her front foot, but this time she gets the connection from the toe end of the bat. The ball loops toward long on, where Alice Capsey initially runs forward, but then she recovers and backpedals to grab it to her right just before the boundary cushion. Deandra Dottin was starting to look good, but has to depart now. West Indies are 46/2, needing 141 from 84 balls. 46/2

8.3 OUT! CASTLED! West Indies suffer another big blow. Angled in from around the wicket, full and in line with the off stump. It looked like a late decision from Shemaine Campbelle to go for the sweep. The ball kisses the deck, skids through to go under the blade and crashes into the stumps. West Indies are now 3 down for 64, requiring 123 runs in 69 balls. 64/3

10.1 OUT! CHOPPED ON! Charlie Dean strikes straight away on her return to the attack. Begins from around the wicket, fractionally short, on off. Glasgow hops back and shapes up to force it through the off side. The ball is not that wide and it keeps a bit low too. Jannillea ends up dragging the ball back onto the stumps off an inside edge. Charlie Dean is on a hat-trick, having picked up a wicket on the last ball of her previous over. West Indies are 69/4, needing 18 from 59 balls. 69/4

18.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Jahzara Claxton has been put out of her misery, and Lauren Bell has her first wicket. Another pace off delivery, fuller, outside off. Claxton comes down the track and tries to hit it over cover, but is nowhere near the pitch of the ball. Ends up slicing it to Linsey Smith in the point region, who pouches the catch safely. 132/5