Jessica Lange-Led Long Day’s Journey Into Night Pushes Back Opening Night
Long Day’s Journey Into Night Star Files Show Closed This production ended its run on June 26, 2016 The first date switcheroo after the Tony Awards changed eligibility deadlines has been announced. The upcoming revival of Long Day’s Journey Into Night has pushed back opening night to April 27, 2016; it had previously been scheduled for April 19 at the American Airlines Theatre. Directed by Jonathan Kent, the Roundabout production of Eugene O’Neill’s classic will star Oscar and Emmy winner Jessica Lange, Oscar nominee Michael Shannon, Tony winner John Gallagher Jr. and Tony nominee Gabriel Byrne.Long Day’s Journey Into Night is the tale of an ordinary summer’s day with extraordinary consequences. Drawing so heavily from the author’s personal history that it could only be produced posthumously, the story centers on the Tyrones, a dysfunctional family with a drug-addicted mother, penny-pinching father and two troubled sons.Previews will still begin on March 31; the limited engagement will end on June 26. Michael Shannon
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Recognizing these factors is an important step in facilitating effective group discussion and decision making. In addition, there are a number of simple things you can do to counteract their effect. Here are a few examples:Early in my career I worked for a brilliant woman who had a real sense for the power of the Availability Cascade effect. She would have a member of her team outline in a neutral fashion the issue and then asked the most junior person on the team to start the discussion. She continued to move up the ladder and was almost always the last person to speak. Very powerful. How often do the most senior people on your team set the tone and agenda for the discussion, only to complain later that they heard no new ideas or different perspectives?One way to counteract the risk of Escalation of Commitment is to imagine the interest a new player might have in the continued application of resources to the project. Would they recommend another option?As a veteran Chief Strategy Officer I am a big fan of a third way to counteract any of the natural biases above. It’s the Devil’s Advocate Approach. You can use this process to make sure your strategic plan or business solution gets ‘stress tested.” By being the Devil’s Advocate, alternative approaches are considered, assumptions and facts are challenged, and all the questions, especially the really hard ones are asked. Sometimes this can be done with internal resources; some circumstances demand external players. “Nobody is as smart as Everybody” – Kevin KellyCrowd sourcing is all the rage – use the collected knowledge and wisdom of a large population to review choices, assemble information and make connections. In the business world, many leaders believe that if you put a smart, diverse group of passionate people around the table you elevate the discussion and end up with quality decisions. While good discussion and decisions are the intent, it’s important to note that groups are influenced by a variety of behavioral science biases that have the potential to short circuit quality discussions and lead to flawed outcomes. In their book Billion Dollar Lessons, my friends Paul Carroll and Chunka Mui review massive business failures and the events that lead to those failures. One highlight, over and over, is the lack of effective discussion and decision making despite often having the best and brightest brains in the room. Why?Many factors influence the effectiveness of group decision making. Here are five of the most pernicious:Confirmation Bias – We tend to give excess weight to information that appears to confirm our position. We further downplay information that challenges those existing positions and then we frequently misinterpret neutral information in a manner that supports our position.Availability Cascades – The knowledge that is contributed first is unduly favored and drives the discussion. This tendency is even more powerful when the first contribution comes from one of the more senior members in the group.Over-Optimism – Organizations tend to hire optimistic individuals and senior team members almost always have a track record of making things work. This tendency to lean toward optimism leads to excessive risk taking as new information is often discounted or ignored (see Confirmation Bias –above!)Escalation of Commitment/Sunk Cost Fallacy – The team is usually reluctant to change course when significant resources have already been expended – even in a poorly performing situation. This inability to stop continued investment can lead to a prolonged and expensive mistake. Group Think – Perhaps the most dangerous tendency of all is Group Think. This is the tendency for cohesive groups to move toward unanimity, effectively preventing individuals from expressing descent. A related group attribute is Pluralistic Ignorance, which is when members who don’t agree with an emerging decision keep quiet because they assume that other members of the group possess additional facts and information. 5SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr,Rick Leander Rick Leander is Founder and Managing Partner of LFB Holdings, a behavioral insights consultancy that works with established and startup enterprises.At LFB Holdings we teach clients how to leverage … Web: www.lfbholdings.com Details
Behavioral insights do not just focus on the seemingly irrational behavior of individuals as they analyze choices and make decisions. Behavioral economics provides real insights into the dysfunctions that often manifest themselves in group dynamics and decision making. Understanding those insights helps you identify them in real time and provides ways to effectively counteract them and take full advantage of the skills, experience and insights of the team you’ve assembled. Don’t be a case study in the second volume of Billion Dollar Lessons!
135SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr,Randall Smith Randall Smith is the co-founder of CUInsight.com, the host of The CUInsight Experience podcast, and a bit of a wanderlust.As one of the co-founders of CUInsight.com he … Web: www.CUInsight.com Details Welcome to episode 36 of The CUInsight Experience podcast. Hosted by Randy Smith, co-founder, and publisher of CUInsight.com. In this episode, Randy has a conversation with Tansley Stearns, the Chief People and Strategy Officer at Canvas Credit Union in Denver Colorado.Randy and Tansley discuss the war for talent and her goal to make credit unions the employer of choice for college graduates. Tansley talks about the intersection of people and marketing and how communication is at the core inside and outside the credit union. She shares her journey to Canvas and all the wonderful things she has learned along the way. She discusses culture and the people she works with at Canvas and what they’re doing to attract the brightest and the best to work in the credit union movement. Tansley shares how empathy can differentiate credit unions from other financial services and countless leadership lessons she has learned on her own journey. This episode is full of ways credit unions can and are transforming financial services. Enjoy!Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher How to find Tansley:Tansley StearnsChief People and Strategy Officer, Canvas Credit Unionwww.canvas.orgTansleyS@canvas.orgLinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook Show notes from this episode:Check out the brand the Canvas family has built here.Shout-out: Colorado State UniversityShout-out:: Filene Research Institute Shout-out: Todd MarksberryShout-out: John NormandeauWhen I drew a blank on the show (sorry John): It was John Spence who talked about repeating what people say in your head before you talk to be a better listener.Shout-out: Mick EbelingAnother guest mentioning Peloton. We may have to join the bandwagon.Shout-out: Arianna Huffington on sleep.Album mentioned: Every single album from the Dave Matthews BandBook mentioned: The Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton ChristensenBook mentioned: A Prayer for Owen Meany by John IrvingAuthor mentioned: Greg IlesShout-out: Tansley’s hometown Hillsdale, Michigan.Previous guests mentioned in this episode: Jill Nowacki (Ep. 4 & Ep. 18), Brett Martinez, Gigi Hyland, John Spence, Leo ArdineYou can find all past episodes of The CUInsight Experience here. In This Episode:[01:47] – Welcome to the show Tansley Stearns.[02:14] – Why is making credit unions the employer of choice so important to Tansley?[03:59] – What does Tansley think are the biggest challenges of making this happen?[07:33] – What are some of the things that she has done to make working at Canvas more attractive for future employees?[09:22] – Does she think that the intersection of people, talent and marketing go along with looking for new talent?[10:36] – Did you bring this idea to the Canvas or were they implementing it before you got there?[11:26] – How do you create the space in the day to have these kinds of discussions?[13:36] – Tansley says that empathy is at the core of understanding customers needs.[16:59] – What are the beliefs in the industry that you feel need to change?[19:41] – What inspired Tansley to take the job at Canvas?[21:30] – Has the inspiration changed now that you are settled in?[22:35] – Tansley describes her leadership style as servant leadership[25:48] – How has your leadership changed over your career?[27:18] – What has your people at Canvas heard you say over and over?[29:11] – What mistakes have you made over the length of your career that you see others make?[31:45] – What piece of advice or life lesson does Tansley stilluse?[32:55] – How do you keep everything fresh in your business?[34:50] – Elevating everyone’s voice is what Tansley feels makes Canvas unique?[35:52] – What does your work life integration look like?[38:32] – What is the first time Tansley got into memorable trouble?[39:29] – What routine do you have that you must do every day?[41:21] – Tansley’s favorite album of all time?[43:03] – What book does she recommend over and over?[43:37] – Over time what has been come more important to Tansley and what has become less important?[45:01] – When Tansley hears the word success who does she think of?[45:53] – Any final asks or thoughts for our listeners?
Charlie Nicholas urges Mikel Arteta to sell ten Arsenal stars including Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang & David Luiz Advertisement Luiz lasted just 25 minutes against City before being sent off (Picture: Getty)‘This is a must. Whoever you must sell, the funds must go on defenders, and you start building again.‘Perhaps not of the Van Dijk stature, but someone who is strong and has pace in defence would suffice. ‘They have to be prepared to put their neck on the line. You look at David Luiz, he comes on with 15 minutes gone and is tying his lace with Arteta trying to talk to him. Aubameyang could be sold this summer (Picture: Getty)Mikel Arteta needs to sanction a complete gutting of Arsenal’s squad, according to Charlie Nicholas.David Luiz’s horror show against Manchester City was the latest instalment of Arsenal’ defensive frailties this season and Nicholas is convinced the Gunners could sell as many as ten players this summer.Mesut Ozil, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Luiz have been linked with exits and Nicholas urged Arteta to axe the trio and many more to raise funds to address Arsenal’s defensive issues.‘They do not have a centre-back of prominence at the club. Sokratis, Shkodran Mustafi and David Luiz are just simply not good enough,’ Nicholas told Sky Sports.AdvertisementAdvertisementADVERTISEMENT‘They spent around £8million on David Luiz, who has won the Premier League and the Champions League. ‘The craziness is that he was better than what was already there. That should show those players just how bad it is and also how bad it is for Arteta.‘Kieran Tierney cost £25m but is not yet fit, we have no centre-backs, Sead Kolasinac cannot defend either. Arteta has a big transfer window ahead of him (Picture: Getty‘He didn’t even look interested about coming on. I think he was happier when he got sent off. Everything was his fault.‘Arteta, your defence is everything. Whatever you get budget-wise, you must buy defenders. You need another right-back, two or three central defenders, it is a defensive job that is needed. AdvertisementAdvertisement‘Once you get that, you can say Arsenal will improve, to what level, perhaps the top four? ‘They will always score goals and have pace in attack but the strategy has to be to sort out the defence and then add to it. The same old I suppose.’MORE: Why the Arsenal board want Mesut Ozil to leave Arsenal this summerMORE: Michael Owen makes Premier League predictions for Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton-Liverpool & Spurs vs Man UtdFollow Metro Sport across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For more stories like this, check our sport page. Arteta speaks out after Arsenal’s 3-0 loss to Man CityTo view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Play VideoLoaded: 0%0:00Progress: 0%PlayMuteCurrent Time 0:00/Duration Time 3:04FullscreenArteta speaks out after Arsenal’s 3-0 loss to Man Cityhttps://metro.co.uk/video/arteta-speaks-arsenals-3-0-loss-man-city-2194078/This is a modal window.Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window.TextColorWhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentTransparentWindowColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyTransparentSemi-TransparentOpaqueFont Size50%75%100%125%150%175%200%300%400%Text Edge StyleNoneRaisedDepressedUniformDropshadowFont FamilyProportional Sans-SerifMonospace Sans-SerifProportional SerifMonospace SerifCasualScriptSmall CapsReset restore all settings to the default valuesDoneClose Modal DialogEnd of dialog window.‘Arteta has inherited this team, and it has been a disaster defensively. Pablo Mari is not the answer I don’t think. If you have to sell Luiz, Sokratis, Mustafi, Ozil to get him off the wage bill, Kolasinac too, then do it.Take the money for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang if the right amount comes in, and sell Granit Xhaka as well. ‘There are ten players Arsenal could sell. It goes into a fund to get more defenders. More: FootballRio Ferdinand urges Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to drop Manchester United starChelsea defender Fikayo Tomori reveals why he made U-turn over transfer deadline day moveMikel Arteta rates Thomas Partey’s chances of making his Arsenal debut vs Man City‘All the best teams in principle have the best structure and they resolve their defensive issues. ‘Liverpool paid big money for Alisson and Virgil van Dijk, and they paid £8m for Andy Roberson, who has pace and quality.‘There is nothing to say that it will take years. The board and owners do not have years as the crowd will turn on them if they do not identify that the defence is everything. It is the area that matters right now. If they do not address it they will get further and further away from it. 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The researchers polled 504 institutional investors, funds of funds, consultants and managers – all of which were hedge fund allocators or investors – a group they said represented $2.1trn (€1.9trn) in hedge fund assets.On the subject of the rise in pension fund allocations to hedge funds, Deutsche Bank said 71% of pension fund respondents now used an investment consultant, compared with just 15% in 2010. “This trend is contributing to a change in pension funds’ portfolio allocation tactics, including a more scientific focus on alpha versus beta and greater demands around operational excellence,” it said.Anita Nemes, global head of capital introduction at Deutsche Bank, said: “Investors are concentrating and redesigning their portfolios in search of less correlated, diversified return streams.”Some 41% of the survey’s respondents are planning to increase their hedge fund allocations during this year, Deutsche Bank said.This compares with 11% aiming to decrease the allocations, and 48% whose allocations are expected to stay the same.According to the survey, hedge fund industry assets are expected to grow by around 5% in 2016, to more than $3trn.The bank said that, even though it had been “a challenging year for global financial markets and for hedge funds,” investors remained committed to their hedge fund programmes.Within hedge fund investment, it said there was more demand for tailored strategies.It said more investors were now aiming to raise allocations to products such as alternative beta and risk premia strategies, liquid alternatives, hybrid private equity and hedge fund vehicles, as well as co-investments. Pension funds around the world have increased their allocations to hedge funds this year to 8% on average from 7% last year, with their growing use of investment consultants having a gradual effect on tactics, according to a survey.Deutsche Bank, in its annual Alternative Investment Survey, also said 48% of investors it polled were likely to increase their allocations to alternatives in 2016, after 47% increased the weighting in 2015.This compares with 7% that are likely to decrease the allocations and 46% that are expected to keep allocations at the same level as now.The survey covers investment in a range of alternative assets including hedge funds, private equity, real assets, commodities and alternative beta but focuses largely on hedge funds, which make up about half of the investor allocations surveyed. 
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Sharing is caring! The Scotiabank Kiddy Cricket programme in Dominica has been unearthing phenomenal young talent as a result of increased youth cricketing activities being organized by the Scotiabank and WICB across the island. The journey to discover the next generation of cricketing greats is being propelled by increased hours of play for the students as well as improved specialized coaching organised by Scotiabank and the West Indies Cricket Board.The students have benefitted from over thirty (30) additional hours of additional playing time monthly since the start of the 2012 academic year. “ Since September, our Kiddy Cricketers have had a chance to play some good cricket with each other in zonal and interparish matches. This is more than twice the amount of play time they have had when compared to last year, explained Mervin Thomas, Territorial Development Officer for the Scotiabank Kiddy Cricket Programme. Thomas also added that the students have also benefitted from increase training time as they prepare for their games. “Our boys and girls have had to train hard for these games as the schools are quite competitive. Because of the additional hours spent training, we are seeing a much higher level of play between them. They are now showing much better batting, bowling and all round better cricketing skills.”Thomas who has been a senior youth cricketing coach in Dominica for many years has also been able to increase his team of assistants who supervise the schools, and improve their capacity to work with the PE teachers. He added that he was also very proud of the PE teachers who have the direct responsibility of working with the students. The teachers attended the WICB and Scotiabank Kiddy Cricket foundational coaching programme at the start of the 2012 school year. “They are now better able to provide high quality training in their schools as they prepare the youngsters for the interschool matches and their big day when they take to the stadium each year to demonstrate their cricketing skills in the international series.” explained Thomas. On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 during the 2nd Digicel Test between West Indies and Australia, spectators at the Queens Park Oval got a chance to see a dynamic display of the best of the young Scotiabank Kiddy Cricket talent in the island; representing the top eight Kiddy Cricket schools in Dominica. The students were accompanied on field by their new Kiddy Cricket Mascot Chirpy who is a part of the team for the first year following the retirement of the old Mascot Clarence. The 80 Kiddy Cricketers who conducted the display hailed from the W S Stephens Primary, Roselvelt Duglas, Atkinson, Seniku, Tetemorne, Bellevue, St Mary’s and Massacre Primary Schools.Press Release Tweet
By Don Martin IIMERCED, Calif. (Aug. 16) – Alex Wilson collected his second Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature win of the season Sunday at Merced Speedway.Wilson set a fast pace from the onset and won ahead of Ryan Porter, who gained second on lap 12 but wasn’t able to make up enough distance to pressure the leader.Bruce Nelson impressed with his second win of the season in the 20-lap Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod feature.Nelson slipped underneath Dwayne Short for the lead on lap nine. Nelson set a rapid pace up front and had nearly a half-lap lead on Gary Tucker at the finish.
Greensburg, IN—Saturday, at approximately 2:40 pm, the Indiana State Police responded to a two-vehicle fatal crash on State Route 46 near County Road 750 West in Decatur County.Indiana State Police-Versailles Crash Reconstruction Team indicated that a white 2006 Honda Odyssey mini-van being driven by Wanda Lutane, age 61, Columbus, Indiana was traveling westbound on State Route 46 near County Road 750 West. For an unknown reason, Lutane’s vehicle crossed the centerline into the path of an eastbound gray 2015 Toyota Camry, being driven by Maria Verona Garcia, age 42, West Palm Beach, Florida.The vehicles collided head-on in the eastbound lane of State Route 46. As a result of the crash, Garcia’s vehicle overturned. Both vehicles came to rest in the roadway, entrapping all occupants. Garcia sustained fatal injuries in the crash. She was pronounced deceased at the scene by the Decatur County Coroner’s Office. Lutane was transported by medical helicopter to St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana for treatment of serious injuries. Her current condition is unknown. A passenger in Garcia’s vehicle, Koceila Chaouadi, age 33, Columbus, Indiana was transported to St. Vincent’s Hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries.All occupants were believed to have been properly restrained at the time of the crash.Maria Garcia’s family has been notified.It is unknown if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. Toxicology results are pending. The investigation is ongoing.
Two men are lucky to be alive after a vital cord snapped on the bungee ride they were on moments before they were to be launched into the air.The incident occurred Saturday at the Cobra Adventure Park in Panama, Florida.Video of the incident shows the two riders seated in the “Vertical Accelerator” as the ride operator prepares to launch them into the air, suddenly the elastic rope on the left side of the ride, shreds to pieces and lands on the ground next to them.The riders were removed from the ride and the ride was briefly shut down.As of Monday, the ride was reportedly open and inspectors have been called to the park to check the ride.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – An inept West Indies suffered their heaviest One-Day International defeat to England, when they crashed to a 186-run loss in a lopsided series finale here yesterday.Reserving their worst performance of the three-match series for the historic Kensington Oval, the hosts batted and bowled with equal indifference, as England pulled off their first-ever clean sweep of an ODI series in the Caribbean.Sent in, England equalled their highest-ever total against the West Indies and the highest ever at the venue with 328 all out, from their 50 overs, with fit-again opener Alex Hales gathering 110 and Joe Root, 101.The pair dominated the West Indies bowling, adding 192 for the second wicket to pull their side around from the early loss of Jason Roy for 17 in the sixth over with 27 runs on the board.Twenty-year-old fast bowler Alzarri Joseph, playing his first game of the series in place of the injured Shannon Gabriel, claimed four for 76 while captain and fellow seamer Jason Holder picked up three for 41.Having never successfully chased a total in excess of 300 to win an ODI, West Indies buckled under the weight of history and collapsed for 142 all out off 39.2 overs – narrowly avoiding their lowest-ever venue total of 141, 23 years ago.Only left-hander Jonathan Carter with 46 showed any enterprise but he was the sole batsman to pass 20 and one of just three to reach double figures.West Indies were tormented by seamers Chris Woakes (3-16) and Liam Plunkett (3-27) who finished with three wickets apiece while Steven Finn claimed two for 35.Once the hosts collapsed to 45 for six in the 17th over, the mission became one of avoiding embarrassment, and they needed Joseph’s entertaining unbeaten 22 off 13 balls at number 11, to avert total disaster.Left-hander Kieran Powell (6) failed for the third straight game when he defensively pushed the third delivery of the innings from Finn in to Hales’ hands at short square leg.In the very next over, new batsman Evin Lewis tugged an attempted pull back to bowler Woakes without scoring and when opener Kraigg Brathwaite’s nondescript waft at Plunkett found Root at mid-wicket, West Indies were tottering on 13 for three in the fourth over.Jason Mohammed, already with two half-centuries under pressure in the series, failed to deliver this time as he missed a drive at Plunkett and was bowled for 10 at 32 for four in the 13th over and Shai Hope (16) and Holder (0) fell to Plunkett off successive deliveries in the 17th over, to leave the innings in strife.Carter, who finished as his side’s leading run-scorer with 137 runs, faced 77 balls and struck eight fours while adding 30 for the seventh wicket with Carlos Brathwaite (7).But seamer Ben Stokes trapped Brathwaite lbw on review and Carter was eventually ninth out, caught in the deep pulling at Finn in the 36th over.Hales and Root had earlier put England in control, with Stokes weighing in with a cameo 20-ball 34.Not for the first time in the series, the tourists lost an early wicket when Roy drove Joseph into Holder’s lap at mid-off but Hales and Root overcame a tough period to dominate.In his first match of the series after sufficiently recovering from a broken hand sustained on the recent tour of India, Hales faced 107 deliveries and crunched nine fours and five sixes to record his fifth ODI hundred.Root, meanwhile, coming off an unbeaten 90 in the second game in Antigua last Sunday, counted 10 fours in a 108-ball knock to post his eighth ODI hundred.Hales started slowly but quickly grew in confidence to reach his half-century off 52 balls with a cover-driven boundary off expensive leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo in the 21st over which leaked 18 runs.Given out on 93 in the 34th over, lbw to part-time off-spinner Kraigg Brathwaite, Hales gained a reprieve via DRS and raised triple figures off 99 balls with a top-edged six over the keeper’s head off Joseph.He was beginning to open his shoulders even further when he was caught at fine leg by Nurse off Joseph.Root, dropped twice before he had reached 20, strolled to his half-century off 71 deliveries but stepped on the gas and required only another 36 deliveries to reach three figures.On 241 for three at the end of the 40th over, England seemed poised for a total well in excess of 350 but underachieved in the last 10 overs, with only 87 runs coming for the loss of seven wickets.ENGLAND inningsJ. Roy c Holder b Joseph 17A. Hales c Nurse b Joseph 110J. Root c C. Brathwaite b Joseph 101J. Buttler b Holder 7E. Morgan b Nurse 11B. Stokes c K Brathwaite b Holder 34M. Ali c & b Joseph 0C. Woakes c Bishoo b Holder 13L. Plunkett run-out 11A. Rashid run-out 9S. Finn not out 2Extras: (b-1, lb-3, w-8, nb-1) 13Total: (all out, 50 overs) 328Fall of wickets: 1-27, 2-219, 3-232, 4-249, 5-263, 6-264, 7-304, 8-304, 9-317.Bowling: Holder 10-1-41-3 (w-2), Joseph 10-0-76-4 (w-2, nb-1), Bishoo 5-0-44-0 (w-1), C. Brathwaite 10-0-56-0 (w-3), Nurse 8-0-57-1, Carter 4-0-28-0, K. Brathwaite 3-0-22-0.WEST INDIES inningsK. Powell c Hales b Finn 6E. Lewis c & b Woakes 0K. Brathwaite c Hales b Woakes 5S. Hope c Root b Plunkett 16J. Mohammed b Plunkett 10J. Carter c Stokes b Finn 46J. Holder c wkp. Buttler b Plunkett 0C. Brathwaite lbw b Stokes 7A. Nurse c Plunkett b Woakes 6D. Bishoo c Roy b Rashid 10A. Joseph not out 22Extras: (b-4, lb-1, w-9) 14Total: (all out, 39.2 overs) 142Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-8, 3-13, 4-32, 5-45, 6-45, 7-75, 8-87, 9-113.Bowling: Finn 10-1-35-2 (w-2), Woakes 8-1-16-3 (w-2), Stokes 7-2-27-1 (w-4), Plunkett 8-2-27-3 (w-1), Moeen Ali 5-0-27-0, Rashid 1.2-0-5-1.