OVER 9: WI 30/0 (Simmons 7* Gayle 23*) Ha! Chris Gayle special. Slightly short from Anderson and the left-hander is on it in a flash, a massive six over midwicket. He's moved onto 23 off 26 balls. The problem for West Indies is that Simmons has taken 28 balls to compile a not very impressive 7. Good start from England's opening bowlers. The par score batting first here in ODIs is 245... OVER 8: WI 23/0 (Simmons 7* Gayle 16*) That's a better over from Steve Finn; just a single off it as Gayle smears a ball into the leg side. OVER 7: WI 22/0 (Simmons 7* Gayle 15*) Can't see Lendl Simmons being here for a long stay, not if he keeps aiming wild heaves at fourth stump line swingers from Jimmy Anderson. After a couple of plays and misses, he connects for a single, Gayle adds one of his own and there are just two runs from the over. Four overs for Anderson, and four runs off him so far. OVER 6: WI 20/0 (Simmons 6* Gayle 14*) That's what we want to see! Chris Gayle brings it to Steve Finn with three boundaries. The first a clump to the legside boundary, then a bit of good fortune for Chris as he slashes hard and sees the ball fly over the slips for four. An authentic drive adds another four, and West Indies are on their way. OVER 5: WI 8/0 (Simmons 6* Gayle 2*) Another tight over from Anderson, just two off this one. Players from both sides lined up for a minute's silence before the match OVER 4: WI 6/0 (Simmons 5* Gayle 1*) Finn joins in this parsimonious party with a maiden of his own, to Chris Gayle. He's aided in that by a great bit of fielding from Ravi Bopara at cover when Chris connects with one. OVER 3: WI 6/0 (Simmons 5* Gayle 1*) Another really good over from Jimmy Anderson, right in the slot and getting a nice bit of swing. There's an appeal when Simmons is hit on the thighpad as he tries to work the ball to leg. Too high. That's a second maiden for Anderson. Here's Nick Hoult at The Oval with the thoughts of the England captain Alastair Cook: "It has been an incredibly sad 24 hours," said Cook, the England one-day captain at the toss. Nick Hoult also reports: "The Surrey players spent the day at the house of Rory Hamilton-Brown's mother, chatting over their memories of Maynard and trying to console each other. OVER 2: WI 6/0 (Simmons 5* Gayle 1*) Finn takes the other new ball. Two new balls! Extravagance! Honestly, in this day and age - shouldn't we be a bit less profligate with our leather? They're destroying a leatherforest the size of Wales every week just to keep up with ODI demand. Chris is off the mark first ball. God, how much more intimidating would their Test line-up be with him at the top? That was a truly pathetic top three, wasn't it? Now Lendl leans into a silky cover drive, the ball wasn't that much overpitched, and that purrs aways for four. Another single, and Windies are off and running. OVER 1: WI 0/0 (Simmons 0* Gayle 0*) First ball is a bit wide - certainly by Jimmy's recent habit of starting right on the money from the very first delivery. Looks like the ball will swing, if that ball is anything to go by. He soon settles right into his accurate groove. Simmons is beaten twice fishing at full swinging balls, and is happy to survive the over, which is a maiden. 10.42 The West Indies opening pair, Chris Gayle and Lendl Simmons come to the crease, and James Anderson has the ball in his hand. Lendl Simmons takes strike. 10.40 Players from both sides are lined up on the outfield as we have a minute's silence for Tom Maynard. Here is Derek Pringle on the death of the young Surrey batsman. Surrey and Glamorgan have both postponed their matches tomorrow. 10.35 Darren Sammy says that he would have batted had he won the toss. So I guess everybody is happy about that. Good to see Tino Best back in the side, the West Indies attack looked a bit one-paced at the weekend. Let's get the teams. England are unchanged. Considerably more exciting than that, West Indies welcome back the man, the legend, the swashbuckling, itinerant Chris Gayle. And talking of batting greats, Tino Best also comes into the side. West Indies: Chris Gayle, Lendl Simmons, Marlon Samuels, Dwayne Smith, Dwayne Bravo, Kieran Pollard, Denesh Ramdin (wk), Darren Sammy (capt), Tino Best, Ravi Rampaul, Sunil Narine 10.15 Good morning and welcome to our over-by-over coverage of the second ODI at The Oval. It's a strange and sad day, as England cricket (and of course Surrey cricket in particular) deals with the death of Tom Maynard. Our thoughts are with his family and friends, as well as his team-mates. Steve James, a friend and Glamorgan team-mate of Tom's dad Matthew, pays tribute to him here. We are left to wonder what might have been. The weather at The Oval is good. I understand that Surrey's Jade Dernbach has been given compassionate leave from the squad and that Chris Woakes will replace him. For West Indies, yet more injury problems. Chris Gayle is hoping to play, despite - like Andre Russell - missing practice yesterday. Andre is waiting results of a scan on his shoulder after he took a tumble batting on Saturday. Darren Bravo, who has flown home to Trinidad, faces further medical assessment there on an injury which first presented as a suspected groin strain but appears more likely to centre on his right hip. I will bring you the team news as soon as I have it.