An old school Stafanie Taylor innings would go down as a right treat.

She's been such an asset for West Indies cricket for quite a while now.

  • WI 67-2

    A single apiece from Grimmond and Taylor bookend Linsey Smith's third over.

    The spinner has figures of 1-4 from her first 18 deliveries.

  • Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sport commentary

    It seems like that pull on the up is a favored shot of Realeanna Grimmond's. She is struggling a bit against Lauren Filer, she might not have played against this much pace before.

  • WI 65-2

    After 16 scoreless deliveries, Grimmond ends the drought, hauling a bouncer from Filer just short of the ropes at mid-wicket and running two.

  • Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sport commentary

    Stafanie Taylor is more than capable of putting up 100 on this pitch. It will be good for Realeanna Grimmond to play alongside her.

  • How's stat?!

    Rufus Bullough
    CricViz analyst

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    Linsey Smith shone on debut with 5-35 born out of relentless accuracy. 47% of balls she bowled would have gone on to hit the stumps - the highest figure of any of the England bowlers on display that day.

  • How's stat?!

    Phil Long
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Before drinks, we had 13 dot balls then the wicket.

  • WI 61-2

    Stafanie Taylor is the new batter, back in the line-up having only previously played one T20 on this tour.

    She defends the last two balls of Linsey Smith's over - a wicket maiden for her.

  • Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    Good catch at backward point. Shemaine Campbelle couldn't get going, she struggled there.

    This is where you feel that the West Indies may start to struggle a bit.

  • wicket

    WICKET

    Campbelle c Bell b Smith 6 (WI 61-2)

    Bell makes catch at backward point to dismiss Campbelle

    There goes Shermaine Campbelle.

    The stand-in captain stretches for a Linsey Smith delivery and top-edges towards backward point, where Lauren Bell takes a tumbling catch.

    The players will take drinks, will Campbelle walks off for a 23-ball six.

  • WI 61-1

    Having being hit in the arm, Realeanna Grimmond can't get Lauren Filer away and the England seamer gets a maiden from her second over.

  • Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sport commentary

    I did this to a girl against Ireland a few years ago and it broke two bones.

    It is about 20°c colder here than it is in the West Indies, things hurt more in the cold.

  • ouch!

    WI 61-1

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    Oooof, stinger.

    Realeanna Grimmond edges Lauren Filer's opening delivery into her upper arm - there's an audible noise and the opener hits the deck.

    The physio comes on and after some treatment the 20-year-old appears to be OK to continue.

  • WI 61-1

    Changes at both ends for England as Linsey Smith replaces Lauren Bell.

    The spinner took 5-36 on ODI debut at Derby on Friday, and concedes just two from her opening delivery, with Campbelle working her into the leg side.

  • WI 59-1

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    England make their first bowling change with Lauren Filer replacing Kate Cross.

    The 24-year-old is playing her first international since the Ashes this winter having had a knee issue, although she has played a couple of T20 games for Durham in the build-up to this series.

    She takes a tumble in her follow-through from one delivery but seems to be OK, and only concedes one run from the over.

  • Despite West Indies appearing to be striking the ball well, they are still far behind England at this stage.

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  • Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sport commentary

    I feel like that was a shocker from Nat. It looks like the ball was travelling quicker than she anticipated so she only put one hand out. She could've got two hands to it but probably realised that too late.

  • dropped catch

    Grimmond dropped on 36

    WI 58-1

    Put down!

    Realeanna Grimmond edges Lauren Bell's fourth delivery and it's put down by captain Nat Sciver-Brunt at gully, diving to her right.

    That should have been taken.

    A couple more dot balls end the over.

  • Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sport commentary

    I absolutely love this, very much the West Indian way. They don't care who's striking the ball at you, they're going to give it a hit.

  • Melissa Story
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Realeanna Grimmond, with a second six, looks much more in control.