England Women tour West Indies to play five One-Day Internationals as part of the ICC Women's Championship and both sides' build-up to the 2017 ICC Women's World Cup.
Natalie Sciver scored an unbeaten fifty after Alex Hartley's four-wicket haul restricted West Indies Women to 155 as England Women completed a five-wicket victory in the fifth One-Day International in Jamaica to win the series 3-2.
Stafanie Taylor top-scored with 85 runs and picked three wickets as well as West Indies Women managed to successfully defend 223 runs against England Women and secured a crucial 42-run victory in the fourth One-Day International in Jamaica thereby levelling the series 2-2.
England Women seamer Anya Shrubsole will miss the remainder of the One-Day International series against West Indies Women after failing to recover from a side strain.
While fifties from Lauren Winfield and Natalie Sciver helped England Women reach 220 runs, a collective bowling performance from the visitors ensured West Indies Women were bowled out for 108 runs, thereby ensuring a 102-run victory in the third One-Day International in Jamaica to take a 2-1 lead in the series.
Deandra Dottin scored a valiant 24 and backed it up with a four-wicket haul to dismiss England Women for 110 in a chase of 149 in the second One-Day International in Jamaica thereby helping West Indies Women level the series.
Alex Hartley and Katherine Brunt shared six wickets equally as England Women bowled West Indies Women out for 144 runs after setting a target of 150 and secured a thrilling five-run win in the first One-Day International in Jamaica.
The West Indies Cricket Board has confirmed that the England Women's series against West Indies Women will proceed as per the original schedule in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
The West Indies Cricket Board has announced a 13-member women's squad which will take on England Women in the first three One-Day Internationals to be played in Jamaica.
England Women spin duo of Sophie Ecclestone and Alex Hartley have been called up for the tour of West Indies which will see the two teams compete in a five-match One-Day International series.
The West Indies Cricket Board has confirmed that they will host the England Women’s team for a five-match One-Day International series during a two-week period in October.