England Seals T20I Series with Another Win Against West Indies

Jos Buttler’s sharp toss decisions helped England secure their third win in the series, chasing a 146-run target at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground. England’s three-wicket victory gave them an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.

West Indies Fight Back Despite Early Collapse
West Indies started poorly, losing four wickets for just 37 runs in the powerplay. Saqib Mahmood led England’s bowling attack, taking 3 for 17, while Jamie Overton’s 3 for 20 shattered the middle order. Rovman Powell (54) and Romario Shepherd (30) rebuilt the innings with a 73-run partnership. Late contributions from Gudakesh Motie and Alzarri Joseph pushed the total to 145.

Livingstone Rides His Luck
England’s chase had some drama. Akeal Hosein’s 4 for 22 kept West Indies in the contest. Liam Livingstone, dropped three times, smashed 39 runs, helping England inch closer. Will Jacks (32) and Sam Curran (41 off 26) provided crucial runs, while Rehan Ahmed sealed the win with a boundary.

Overton Impresses on Return
Jamie Overton, playing as a bowler after recovering from a back injury, stood out with three key wickets. He used clever variations to dismiss set batters and break partnerships, proving his value in the middle overs.

Curran Shines with the Bat
Sam Curran’s calm and composed knock was vital in England’s chase. His ability to accumulate runs steadily while under pressure showcased his growing importance as a batter in England’s white-ball setup.

Powell Leads West Indies from the Front
West Indies captain Rovman Powell once again led with the bat. Coming in early, he hit powerful boundaries and three sixes, scoring his second fifty of the series. Powell also managed his bowlers well in the second innings, though dropped catches hurt their chances.

With two matches left, England has already claimed the series, leaving West Indies searching for consolation wins.