5.01pm: We have a new world record: this is the 4,880th men's ODI, and the first in which a team has reached 400 without a single batter scoring a century. It is also the first time that seven batters have scored 30-plus in an innings. An excellent team effort from England, with a relay-race of a batting innings: the baton went from Smith, to Duckett, to Root, to Brook, to Buttler, and finally to Bethell and Jacks, and they maintained a strong pace throughout. Alzarri Joseph was the standout for West Indies, but they won't look back on that bowling effort with any fondness.

Anisha: "The scoreboard still looks aesthetic and neat."

Professor: "400 without a single hundred! Impressive team work"

The highest target that West Indies have successfully chased in a men's ODI is 328 against Ireland six years ago... can they haul in 401 in Birmingham? Andrew Miller will be here after a brew to talk your through their attempt.

One ball to go. England four away from 400, Seales one away from a five-for.

Adil Rashid, in his 150th ODI. Unusual areas, first-class hundreds, wrists.

Seales to bowl the 50th. Bethell, who has never scored a hundred in professional cricket - let alone international - has 82. Three men out on the off side.

Carse at No. 9.

This could become the highest ODI innings without an individual hundred... South Africa's 392 vs Pakistan in Feb 2007 is the clubhouse leader, but Bethell may yet have other ideas.