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Sarah Glenn (Player of the Match): "It was a pretty long day. Everyone did well to get us home. It's always that pressure when you look to create impact straightaway but it was really good. It's really good. The environment also helps when the competition keeps growing. It helps you as a player knowing what you need to do."

Amy Jones (Player of the Series): "Definitely exceeds my expectations, had a lot of fun. I knew opening was an option, lots of learning from those games and very happy to get on top. Tammy is just great at recognising the situation, she has loads of experience. When I felt carried away she helped me with confidence. She was great to bat with. Opening sets the tempo of the innings and in the middle order some guys have already batted before you. There are different ebbs and flows at the top of the order. Other than that it's sort of one ball at a time. India series will be a great challenge with some of the best bowlers in the world."

Shemaine Campbelle (West Indies Women Captain): "We were beaten by a very good team. We could execute better. Aaliyah and Qiana spent some time at the crease and it became easier to bat. Aaliyah showcased her talent today and played some good shots. We have a lot of learnings. The young girls are stepping up when they are getting opportunities. This is work in progress for them."

Nat Sciver-Brunt (England Women Captain): "It's a great way to finish the series. We finished how we wanted to. I wanted to have a bit more opportunity in the middle, the rain intervened so I took the opportunity. We wanted to try things out so we had different batting and bowling combinations. We got another series against India and then a warm up campaign in Abu Dhabi as the World Cup gets closer. Everyone who has been given an opportunity here has done brilliantly. We have a few days off then some domestic cricket before the next series. A great week to wrap up our win against the West Indies."

Nat Sciver-Brunt joins her side and lifts the series winning trophy! A well deserved win for the hosts!

That's it from our coverage of the third and final WODI between England and West Indies from Taunton. Ninaad Dixit, Akshaya Krishna Polya and scorer/analyst Sachin Yadav signing off. Stay tuned for more action from around the world.