Watch the highlights of West Indies vs England 42nd Match ICC T20 World Cup 2024 - ICC World Twenty20 International tournament of the 42nd T20I match played between England and West Indies at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia in 19th June 2024.
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| An superb 97-run stand between Phil Salt and Jonny Bairstow powered England home © ICC via Getty Images |
Phil Salt's scintillating 47-ball 87* and Jonny Bairstow's blazing 26-ball 48* powers to England emphatic eight-wicket victory over co-hosts West Indies in the 42nd match of a T20 World Cup.
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- England chased 181 was their fourth highest successful run-chase against West Indies in T20 international and It is their fifth highest chase in T20 World Cups.
- Phil Salt's unbeaten 87 was his fourth highest score for England in T20 international, his third highest-score against West Indies in T20Is and the fourth highest-score by an England batsman in T20 World Cups.
- 67 : Phil Salt and Jos Buttler set up the sixth highest first-wicket partnership for England against West Indies in T20 international and the England's eighth highest opening stand in T20 World Cups.
- 97* : Phil Salt and Jonny Bairstow set up the record third-wicket partnership for England against West Indies in T20 international, previously held by the 73-run stand between Phil Salt and Liam Livingstone at Tarouba in the last year, It is the England's seventh highest third-wicket stand in T20Is and the England's second highest third-wicket partnership in T20 World Cups, The highest is 152-run stand between Alex Hales and Eoin Morgan against Sri Lanka at Chattogram in the 2014 World Twenty20.
- West Indies' 180 was their sixth highest score against England in T20 international and It is their seventh highest total in T20 World Cups.
- 54 : Brandon King and Nicholas Pooran set up the sixth highest first-wicket partnership for West Indies against England in T20 international and the West Indies' seventh highest opening stand in T20 World Cups.
- 43 : Nicholas Pooran and Rovman Powell set up the fifth highest second-wicket partnership for West Indies against England in T20 international and the West Indies' seventh highest second-wicket stand in T20 World Cups.
- 30-runs : Number of runs that were scored in the 16th over from Romario Shepherd, which was the fourth most productive over for England in T20 international and the joint 19th most expensive-over in T20Is.
- Phil Salt scored 30-runs (4, 6, 4, 6, 6, 4) - the joint most runs scored by an England, jointly with Jos Buttler's 30-runs off South Africa's Wayne Parnell at Birmingham in 2012, It is the joint eighth most-runs-scored by any batsman in an single-overs in T20Is and the second most runs scored by any batsman in an single over in T20 World Cups after Yuvraj Singh's 36-runs off England 's Stuart Broad at Durban in the inaugural 2007 World Twenty20
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West Indies scored 180-4 in 20 overs with top scorer by Johnson Charles cracked a 38 off 34-balls including 4-fours & a six.
Rovman Powell hammered a 36 off 17-balls including 5-sixes with strike rate of 211.76, Nicholas Pooran hit 36 off 32-balls included 4-fours & a six.
Sherfane Rutherford hit a unbeaten 28 off 15-balls including 2-sixes & a four with strike rate of 186.66 and Brandon King retired hurt for 23 off 13-balls included 3-fours & a six with strike-rate of 176.92.
England best bowler by Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone, Adil Rashid and Jofra Archer each took one-wickets.
England chased 181-2 in 17.3 overs with top scorer by Phil Salt hammered a unbeaten 87 off 47-balls, Jonny Bairstow blasted a unbeaten 48 off 26-balls including 5-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 184.61.
Jos Buttler scored 25 off 22-balls including two boundaries and Moeen Ali hit 13 off 10-balls included 2-fours.
West Indies best bowler by Roston Chase and Andre Russell both took one-wickets.
Phil Salt named Player of the match for his match-winning scintillating batting performance to smashed a unbeaten 87 off 47-balls including 7-fours and 5-sixes with strike rate of 185.10.
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