England vs West Indies, 3rd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

West Indies leave England with a 0-6 record in white-ball formats. There's little time for any respite as they face Ireland on the 12th in a three-match T20I series. Meanwhile England gear up for a five-Test match series against India, starting on the 20th. The cricket just keeps coming and we will be there to bring all of that to you. For now, that's it from here. Do join us soon. Till then, sleep tight and take care. Bye bye.

Harry Brook: Very pleased. People have put a really good shift in, to top off the series like tonight is really pleasing. Having Dawson right in the middle helps a little bit. Woody bowled well, Pottsy bowled well in Durham, Carsey bowled quickly. It's been challenging but enjoyed it. (for the Tests vs India) I will be batting a lot in the nets, trying and prepare as best as I can. (on his captaincy) Still plenty of things to learn and take things into September.

Shai Hope: Grabbing those crucial moments in the game, we haven't put a complete game together. We need to find ways to get that complete game. (if playing more innovative shots is the answer) Yes and no. At the end of the day you have to find your way, key for me is to limit the dot balls, today I had to try something different as the target was huge, so said, back my scoop a couple of times. Marry that power with finesse. We have got to improve everywhere, we will be back in the Caribbean soon, three more games and a quick turnover, looking forward to it.

Jos Buttler | Player of the Series: Really enjoyed it. Great ODI series and a lot of confidence in the group and got the results to match. Find ways to improve, develop, new role at 3, new motivation and wanting to contribute, best way is with the gloves and bat. Having played for a while now, try to dip into that experience, look at the scoreboard and the situation and play accordingly. Lots of brilliant allrounders, Dilly keeps bowling better and better, Brooky marshalled them well, the spinners bowled well throughout, in different grounds as well.

Ben Duckett | Player of the Match: Was obviously a great pitch to bat, the ball did not do a great deal up top. (on Jamie Smith) The way he took down the seamers made my life easier. It's really good, we are pretty similar, we keep thing simple, he hits the ball in a completely different direction to I, so far so good. I try and keep it pretty simple. You play a few more expansive shots in T20 cricket, very simple in the way I train.

22:02 Local Time, 21:02 GMT, 02:32 IST: England have whitewashed West Indies in both white-ball formats on this tour. A dream start for Brook. Chasing such a big score, West Indies needed someone to come up with a big hundred but it was not to be. They though made a good fist of it with Powell leading the way. The openers failed and there were contributions from Hope, Hetmyer and Holder but it never threatened England. Wickets came when they needed and the result by the 17th over was a foregone conclusion. Powell though showed his power as he followed up his last innings in Bristol with another good one here. Luke Wood and Rashid were the pick of the bowlers, as they shared 5 wickets between themselves. Stay tuned for the post-match stuff...

Brydon Carse to Powell, 1 run, full on off, Powell gets forward to drive to long-off and it's just one. England win by 37

Brydon Carse to Powell, 2 runs, full on off, Powell gets forward to loft, miscues it, gets it wide of long-off for two, the free-hit doesn't cost Brydon Carse much

Brydon Carse to Powell, no ball, Brydon Carse cleans up Powell but it's another no-ball. Full on middle, tailed in late, Powell makes room to drive and is beaten for pace, the off and middle stumps are disturbed, all to no avail

Brydon Carse to Powell, FOUR, slower and dug in short on the stumps, Powell pulls and hits it hard, beats deep square-leg to his left, some fun out there by Powell

Brook has a chat with Brydon Carse.

Brydon Carse to Powell, FOUR, more runs. Cross-seamer on a hard length outside off, Powell swings and the top-edge flies over Buttler, to the third man fence

Brydon Carse to Powell, FOUR, good delivery but four more. Fires it very full on leg-stump, tailed in late, Powell flicks and the thick leading-edge flies over backward point

Brydon Carse to Powell, SIX, the free-hit goes for six. Length on middle, Powell nonchalantly flicks and it flies massively over deep backward square-leg, that flew off the bat

Brydon Carse to Powell, no ball, Brydon Carse oversteps. A low full-toss on off, Powell gets forward to drive to deep extra-cover and does not take the run

Brydon Carse [3.0-0-40-1] is back into the attack

Adil Rashid to Akeal Hosein, no run, a left alone in the 19th over. Akeal Hosein has a big smile on his face. This is the googly outside off, Akeal Hosein shoulders arms

Adil Rashid to Powell, leg byes, 1 run, pitches outside the leg-stump, Powell goes on the back foot and looks to flick, misses, Akeal Hosein hares through as the ball goes to short third man

Adil Rashid to Powell, wide, fired wide outside the leg-stump, left alone and wide

Adil Rashid round the wicket.