West Indies v England: Women’s World T20 – live!

Unchanged side for West Indies: Hayley Matthew, Deandra Dottin, Stafanie Taylor(c), Shemaine Campbelle, Natasha McLean, Britney Cooper, Kycia Knight(wk), Chinelle Henry, Afy Fletcher, Shakera Selman, Shamilia Connell

England bring in Dani Hazell for Linsey Smith :Tammy Beaumont, Danni Wyatt, Amy Jones(wk), Natalie Sciver, Heather Knight(c), Lauren Winfield, Sophia Dunkley, Anya Shrubsole, Danielle Hazell, Kirstie Gordon, Sophie Ecclestone

And Stafanie Taylor wins the toss and will have a bowl to “utilise the moisture from the pitch early on.”

Heather Knight says England would have batted, so she is happy.

Both sides looking to improve their fielding.

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Weather set fair…

This is a cracking little tale of how Nat Sciver tweaked her action in the few months between the summer season ending and the World Cup beginning.

Seems England aren’t worried who they face after all…

This is the big one. Well, the biggest one so far. The defending champions v the 50-over World Cup winners in the Darren Sammy Stadium, St Lucia. The big hitters. The hawk-it-on-a-hanky bowlers. The top two in Group A in their final group-stage game: West Indies v England

Both sides are unbeaten, though England were washed out by the rain against Sri Lanka. England are certainly on the wrong side of the statistics though – of the last six games between the two sides, they have won just one match.

But… both sides are well into their stride: West Indies hit 187-5 against Sri Lanka, the highest score in a Women’s World T20; England are fresh from crushing victory over South Africa with a hat-trick for Anya Shrubsole and three wickets for four runs for Nat Sciver.

Both sides have got a point to prove after India whalloped Australia yesterday in Guyana -Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur playing hard and fast with any rules the Aussies tried to set. The match ended Australia’s 12-match T20 winning streak.

The winner of this game will play Australia in one semi-final on Friday, the loser will play India. Tricky paths, both