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Summary
- Unchanged England win toss and bat
- Laura Marsh plays 100th ODI
- WI bring in Britney Cooper for Chinelle Henry
- Play starts at 11:00 BST; TMS coverage at 10:45
- TMS commentary available online via this page
- England lead three-match series 1-0
- England closing in on World Cup 2021 qualification
- In-play clips available to UK users only
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By Mark Mitchener
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Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
You’d back England to have another dominant win today.
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Worcester – a ground for celebration?
With England batting first, if they get off to a flier, it’ll be difficult not to think of the Pakistan series in 2016.
After a convincing home win at Leicester in the first ODI, the teams moved on to Worcester (as they’ve done today) – and made 378-5 which remains their highest ODI total.
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View from the TMS box
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Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
West Indies will hope they’ve got the horror show out of the way.
Here was a particularly horrible moment from Thursday as an awful misfield allowed Heather Knight her 50…
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Captain’s view
West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor: “We want to focus on improving what didn’t go well on Thursday and we’ve got to start holding players accountable for their performances.”
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Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Test Match Special
England looked absolutely dominant in the first game. You felt like they were still a bit disappointed though, despite the fact that they won by 208 runs. They had a middle-order wobble, two batsmen got out in the 90s and they dropped a few catches.
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BBC Test Match Special
Test Match Special‘s coverage is up and running – to listen today, you’ll have to click the magic button at the top of this page, while 5 Live Sports Extra concentrates on the much-anticipated India-Australia Men’s World Cup game.
On duty for TMS at Worcester today are Natalie Germanos, Henry Moeran, Isabelle Westbury, Charlotte Edwards, Ebony Rainford-Brent and Lydia Greenway.
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Team line-ups
England: Amy Jones, Tammy Beaumont, Sarah Taylor (wk), Heather Knight (capt), Natalie Sciver, Danni Wyatt, Katherine Brunt, Anya Shrubsole, Laura Marsh, Kate Cross, Sophie Ecclestone.
West Indies: Hayley Matthews, Kycia Knight (wk), Stafanie Taylor (capt), Shemaine Campbelle, Chedean Nation, Kyshona Knight, Stacy-Ann King, Afy Fletcher, Britney Cooper, Shakera Selman, Shamilia Connell.
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100 ODI caps for Laura Marsh
It’s a landmark moment for Laura Marsh, who plays her 100th ODI today.
Having debuted back in the summer of 2006, the Kent off-spinner joins Jenny Gunn (143), Sarah Taylor (122) and Katherine Brunt (117) as centurions in the current squad – plus the retired England greats Charlotte Edwards (191), Lydia Greenway (126), Claire Taylor (126), Jane Smit (109) and Clare Taylor (105).
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England unchanged
England are unchanged from Leicester – so, stand by your beds, appearance landmark klaxon…
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Super England go ballistic, Windies fielding atrocious?
Not quite an exact summary of game one – but not a completely unfair one.
On Thursday in Leicester, England racked up a record ODI win over West Indies, after winning the toss and posting 318-9, with Amy Jones (91) and Heather Knight (94) just missing out on three figures.
The Windies fielding was, in the words of their captain Stafanie Taylor, “atrocious” – gifting England plenty of extra runs – and their batting wasn’t much better as England bowled them out for 110 in 36 overs.
Here are the highlights for you to watch:
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We think West Indies have made one change, bringing in Britney Cooper for Chinelle Henry.
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Toss
England have won the toss. Again.
They’ll bat. Again.
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The teams have made a relatively short hop across the Midlands from Leicester to Worcester – and while New Road has traditionally been prone to flooding at times of heavy rain, we shouldn’t have any worries today with sunny intervals forecast.
News of the toss as we get it…
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Morning, everyone – and thank you for finding us amidst a packed sporting weekend of multiple World Cups, Grand Slams and Grands Prix.
We’ve got another instalment of England’s women’s one-day international series against West Indies to serve up for you – as World Cup qualification moves ever closer.
