Sri Lanka, May 30 -- England thrashed the West Indies by 238 runs to win the first one-day international at Edgbaston on Thursday.

England, in Harry Brook's first match as permanent white-ball captain, piled up 400-8 before dismissing the West Indies for just 162 to end a seven-match losing streak in ODI cricket and go 1-0 up in this three-match series.

This was England's second-biggest win, in terms of runs, in all ODI cricket.

Barbados-born Jacob Bethell, back from the Indian Premier League, top-scored for England with 82 on his Warwickshire home ground after Ben Duckett (60), Brook (58) and Joe Root (57) also made fifties.

It was an expensive innings for the West Indies bowlers, with paceman Jayden Seales taking four wickets but c...