4th ODI, Windies v England ODI Series 2019, 27 Feb 2019

There it is, Thomas is clueless as the googly rips past his edge and Buttler completes the job. Four wickets in five balls from Rashid as he finishes with an expensive five wicket haul. England have won by 29 runs in a chaotic Fourth ODI against the Windies in Grenada to take a 2-1 lead in the series. This was another day to forget for the bowlers on both sides, with small boundaries and a belting pitch making for a boundary-filled day. Eoin Morgan and Jos Buttler combined in devastating fashion earlier this afternoon, smashing the ball to all parts of St George's in a fourth wicket stand of 204 in just about 20 overs. They both made centuries and England broke the record set by the Windies in the First ODI for most sixes in an ODI innings. In response, Chris Gayle set the nerves jangling amongst the tourists as he charged past 10000 ODI runs, 500 international sixes and 300 ODI sixes with a typically brutal century, the 25th of his illustrious career. The hosts were right up with the required run rate for most of the innings and looked like pulling off a miracle with Carlos Brathwaite and Ashley Nurse finding the fence regularly, but an inspired over by Adil Rashid saw him intervene with four wickets in five balls to wrap things up for the visitors. He has the honour of taking the most expensive five wicket haul of all time in this format with his 5/85. Credit to Morgan for having the guts to bowl his legspinner at such a vital time. This series concludes in St Lucia on Saturday, you'd be crazy to miss it after the entertainment we've had today.

And another, what an over this is by the Yorkshireman. Bishoo tries to wack it out of the park but he can't get the distance. Hales this time with the catch, England are on the verge of victory in Grenada.

Two in two for Rashid, surely that's the final nail in the coffin for the hosts. Brathwaite was aiming to leg but it went in the opposite direction, Morgan was never going to drop it.

Rashid holds his nerve, Plunkett takes the catch as cool as a cucumber. It's a brave decision by Morgan to bowl the legspinner at this stage and it's paid off. Nurse went for a big swipe and it ballooned up off the edge.

Stokes is normally so reliable in the field but he can't cling on to this tough chance. Is that the moment the match slipped through England's fingers?.