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Second ODI between England and West Indies rained off

Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 Fans in the stands as rain stops play Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers

(Reuters) - The second one-day international between England and West Indies at Trent Bridge was abandoned because of heavy rain on Thursday.

Only 2.2 overs were possible after West Indies won the toss and elected to field first.

England reached 21 without loss when the rain arrived.

Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 England's Alex Hales and West Indies' Jason Mohammed walk off as rain stops play Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers

England lead the series 1-0 after a seven-wicket victory at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

(Reporting by Martyn Herman; Editing by Hugh Lawson)

Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 West Indies' Jason Holder and Marlon Samuels Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers
Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 England's Alex Hales walks off as rain stops play Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers
Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 Fans shelter under their umbrellas as rain stops play Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers
Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 Fans shelter under their umbrellas as rain stops play Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers
Cricket - England vs West Indies - Second One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - September 21, 2017 General view during a rain delay Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers
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