England Women vs West Indies Women, 26th Match, ICC Womens World Cup, 2017 - HighlightsENGW vs WIW, 26th Match, ICC Womens World Cup, 2017 - Highlights

Hayley Matthews to Marsh, FOUR, low full toss, Marsh shuffles across and scoops it fine. Short fine leg did well to cover the distance, but couldn't flick the ball into play

Taylor to Gunn, SIX, straight as an arrow. Flat ball outside off, Gunn shimmies down, doesn't get to the pitch of the delivery, but has enough power to bludgeon it over Taylor's head for a maximum

Taylor to Marsh, FOUR, shot! The boundary brings up England's 200. It was overpitched outside off, Marsh got low and powerfully swept it through mid-wicket. No chance for the fielders in the deep

Hayley Matthews to Marsh, FOUR, cheeky, deft and effective! It was darted outside off by Matthews, Marsh reverse-sweeps it very fine. Just wide of the keeper and the ball reaches the fence in a hurry

Taylor to Marsh, FOUR, cheeky shot! It was a flat ball outside off, Marsh moved across and paddled it away very fine. No chance for short fine to stop that

Hayley Matthews to Knight, out Bowled!! Hayley Matthews strikes in her first over. That turned in a mile. It pitched well outside off on a short of length. Knight wanted to play across the line. The ball tweaked in and went through the huge gap between bat and pad. Clatters onto the stumps. Knight b Hayley Matthews 67(88) [4s-5]

Dottin to Knight, FOUR, sloppy! Should have been just two runs there. Another fired in delivery on the pads, Knight whips it through square leg. The fielder in the deep makes a mess of it running to her left

Dottin to Knight, FOUR, darted delivery that ends up as a low full toss. Knight closes her bat face of the bat at the point of impact and drills it between mid-on and mid-wicket

Mohammed to Knight, 1 run, sweeps this fuller length ball through backward square leg. The single brings up Knight's fifty

Afy Fletcher to Knight, FOUR, where's first slip? That'd have been gobbled up if there was one. Tight line just outside off, turns away a tad as well. Knight gets an outside edge on her block and the ball dribbles away into the third man fence. End of a fine spell from Fletcher: 10-1-33-3

Mohammed to Brunt, out Stumped!! Brunt is cursing herself as she walks back to the changing room. Beautiful delivery. Mohammed sees the batter dance down and shortens her length a tad. Brunt looked to swipe across the line and didn't account for the turn (inwards). Gets beaten on the inside edge. Aguilleira doesn't make any mistake behind the stumps. Brunt st Aguilleira b Mohammed 14(36)

Afy Fletcher to Knight, FOUR, flat and fullish outside off, Knight fetches it from there and sweeps well perpendicular to the pitch. The deep backward square leg is late to get low and allows the ball to go past the rope

Afy Fletcher to Fran Wilson, out Caught by Aguilleira!! A very good review from the Windies. Taylor asked the bowler and immediately went up. It was a flat ball down leg, Wilson got low to sweep. The ball hit the bottom part of the bat, brushed the pad and lobbed up in the air. Aguilleira gobbled and she went up straightaway. Fran Wilson c Aguilleira b Afy Fletcher 5(12)

Afy Fletcher to Sciver, out Bowled!! Another one down! The Windies are very much in the game. The leg-spinner and a hint of turn for the bowler, Sciver plays all over it (attempted flick) and her stumps are rattled. The Windies are cock-a-hoop. Sciver b Afy Fletcher 0(2)

Afy Fletcher to Beaumont, out Caught by Aguilleira!! Beaumont yet again tries the cute little paddle sweep and pays the price. When you can play a shot as good as the inside-out lofted drive, why perhaps try a paddle sweep? Maybe Beaumont will be wondering about in the pavilion now. A full toss from Fletcher, Beaumont aims for the paddle but doesn't get it off the middle and lobs it to the keeper. It hit Beaumont's helmet before settling into the mitts of Aguilleira. Beaumont c Aguilleira b Afy Fletcher 42(71) [4s-6]

Taylor to Beaumont, FOUR, excellent shot from Beaumont! As Taylor was following her, Beaumont stayed slightly leg-side, getting a hint of room and as a result, was able to go inside-out over extra cover for a boundary

Taylor to Beaumont, FOUR, drifting down leg, Beaumont sinks on one knee and sweeps it to the fine leg fence. Nice touch from Beaumont

Dottin to Knight, FOUR, Dottin loses her line and bowls it down leg, Knight waits for it and delicately glances it to fine leg and into the boundary hoardings

Dottin to Taylor, out Caught by Hayley Matthews!! Well, the young Matthews has bucket hands as she pouches a brilliant catch at first slip to send the dangerous Taylor back to the pavilion. Dottin got one to straight after pitching, Taylor cracked a half-hearted cut and the ball was travelling, but for Matthews to watch it all the way through and snaffling it with both hands at chest high. Taylor c Hayley Matthews b Dottin 0(1)

Qiana Joseph to Beaumont, FOUR, another hit-me half-tracker, but Beaumont waits for it to come to her and pulls it to the deep backward square leg fence

Qiana Joseph to Winfield, out Caught by Hayley Matthews!! Winfield would be disappointed as she virtually cracked a pull straight to Matthews at midwicket. It was a half-tracker and asking to be crunched. Winfield had so much time that she could have waited for it and then picked the spot she wanted to. Instead she pulled it to the fielder positioned at midwicket. Matthews was the only fielder stationed in the deep and she found it. First international wicket for Joseph. Winfield c Hayley Matthews b Qiana Joseph 11(24)

Dottin to Beaumont, FOUR, width on offer, Beaumont just keeps her cut shot down and it whistles past the backward point fielder and into the fence

Qiana Joseph to Beaumont, FOUR, fuller length delivery and outside off, Beaumont drives it all along the carpet and it rockets past Taylor at extra cover and into the fence. It was a half volley and Beaumont took a heavy toll of it

Qiana Joseph to Beaumont, FOUR, short delivery and waiting to be hammered, Beaumont stands tall and pulls it to the midwicket fence. It was a long hop and at that pace, Beaumont just had to make the connection