After England’s disappointing four-wicket loss towards the West Indies within the third match of the sequence at Kensington in Bridgetown on Sunday, skipper Jos Buttler stated they have been up to speed with the bat. Speaking on the post-match presentation, Buttler praised Duckett and Livingstone’s partnership within the first inning, which helped them give an excellent rating. He added that they made a number of errors whereas batting. He additionally added that the English aspect are trying ahead to the T20I sequence towards the Caribbeans now.

“We were few short with the bat. Good partnership between Duckett and Livingstone to get us to a good score. The breaks in concentration didn’t help. We made some mistakes with the bat. The ball got wet. Was a good effort from the guys. Jacks with his spell got us back into the game. Start of a long journey for these bunch of guys. Looking forward to a change of format against a very good side,” Buttler stated.

Recapping the sport, after profitable the toss, the Caribbeans determined to area first. Following this, Philip Salt (4 runs from 6 balls) and Will Jacks (17 runs from 20 balls) opened for the English aspect however did not make an attention grabbing inning.

However, Ben Duckett (71 runs from 73 balls) performed a fiery knock and was the one standout batter for the away aspect. Duckett’s stellar knock helped to take care of his aspect’s center order and took England to 206/9.

Meanwhile, Matthew Forde and Alzarri Joseph led the Caribbean bowling assault after choosing up three wickets every of their respective spells.

Rain performed a spoilsport earlier than the beginning of the second inning, following which the goal was diminished to 188 runs. Alick Athanaze (45 runs from 51 balls) had a scintillating begin to the inning and set the momentum for his aspect. Later, Keacy Carty (50 runs from 58 balls) and Romario Shepherd (41 runs from 28 balls) assisted the West Indies to clinch an enormous win within the sport.

The four-wicket win helped West Indies to clinch a 2-1 sequence victory.

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