England vs West Indies, 2nd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Wood to Roston Chase, SIX, thumped, Roston Chase comes and hammers Wood over wide long-off to help West Indies finish with 196 on the board. Was the attempted slower ball, but it's too full and it's smashed over mid-off, long-off is wide and he can only watch the ball sail over the ropes for a maximum

Wood to Holder, out Shepherd Run Out!! A run-out at the striker's end and Buttler has caught Shepherd short, slower ball pushed across the right-hander, Holder swings and gets an under-edge, the ball bounces through to the keeper and it's Shepherd's call, he's quick, but Buttler's quicker, under-arms the throws and catches the West Indian batter well short. Shepherd run out (Buttler) 19(11) [6s-2]

Wood to Holder, FOUR, edged and four, fuller length delivery and well wide of off, Holder throws his hands on the drive, gets a thick edge and the ball flies over short third for a boundary

Wood to Holder, FOUR, drilled, good start to the over, a half-volley and Holder brutally drove it past the diving fielder at mid-off, races away to the ropes in no time

Adil Rashid to Shepherd, SIX, 31 off the over, massive over for the West Indies - Rashid tosses one bravely around off, it does sip, but dips right into Shepherd's swinging blade, he slices it high and deep into the stands for the 5th six of the over

Adil Rashid to Shepherd, SIX, hammered, a floaty half-volley, it's right in the slot and it's drilled back over the bowler's head, onto the sightscreen for the 4th six of the over

Adil Rashid to Holder, SIX, make that three in a row, tossed up on off, Holder gets forward and doesn't quite get enough enough on the big heave, had Tom Banton interested on the catch, but he can only watch it sail over his head at long-on

Adil Rashid to Holder, SIX, back-to-back sixes for Holder, he's taking Rashid oin and he's winning at the moment - Rashid threw it up on a floaty length and Holder doesn't miss out, gets under it and hammers it over long-on

Adil Rashid to Holder, SIX, clubbed, Rashid tries to push one quicker, but it's dragged short and it's pummelled over deep square leg for a maximum. Can West Indies make this a big over?

Brydon Carse to Powell, out Caught by Wood!! That's a massive wicket in the context of this innings. Wood has been superb with the ball today,. he's chipped in with the catching as well - was a full ball and was well wide of off, Powell saw the width and went hard handed on the drive, played with an open face and carved it over cover. Wood ran to his left in the deep, covered the line and slid to complete a fine two-handed catch. Powell c Wood b Brydon Carse 34(15) [4s-3 6s-2]

Brydon Carse to Powell, SIX, sheer power from Powell, length ball outside off and he's got under it, swings it with all his might, sounded sweet and the ball sails high and wide of mid-wicket for a maximum

Dawson to Powell, FOUR, cracking shot, dropped short and wide of off, cut away powerfully past cover and there's no chance for the man in the deep, 20 off the over, much needed momentum shift for the Windies

Dawson to Powell, FOUR, edged and four, tossed up slower and just outside off - a hint of turn as Powell looked to play the open-faced defence, catches the edge and runs past the keeper for a boundary

Dawson to Powell, SIX, thumped, tossed up slower and just outside off - Powell shimmies down the pitch, gets it onto the half-volley and then smashes it back past the bowler, sails over the ropes

Dawson to Powell, FOUR, hammered, dragged short by Dawson - Powell picks the length early, swivels across and thumps the pull past mid-wicket, bisecting the two fielders in the deep

Wood to Charles, out Bowled!! He's dragged one back onto his stumps and the well-set batter has been dismissed - on a good length and pushed across the right-hander, Charles moved across and then tried to work it onto the on-side, but the ball catches the inner half and clatters through his legs, onto the stumps. Fair play from Wood as well, saw Charles shuffling across and followed him with the angle. Charles b Wood 47(39) [4s-3 6s-3]

Adil Rashid to Charles, SIX, smashed, tossed up slower and just outside off, Charles come down the pitch, plays with the turn and then hoists it back over the bowler's head, sails over into the stands

Jacob Bethell to Powell, 2 runs, dropped short and wide of off, Powell cuts late and places it to the left of deep point, off the mark with a couple

Jacob Bethell to Rutherford, out Caught by Tom Banton!! Bethell gets rid of the left-hander once again - the match-up hasn't worked for the West Indian in back-to-back games, was pushed through and was sliding across the left-hander, Rutherford was shaping to go back over the bowler's head, but he hasn't covered the angle and ended up slicing it down to Banton at long-off. Rutherford c Tom Banton b Jacob Bethell 6(8) [4s-1]

Jacob Bethell to Rutherford, FOUR, that'll make him feel better, dropped short and wide of off, Rutherford waits on it and then cuts it late, past backward point to his right and races away to the ropes

Adil Rashid to Shai Hope, out Stumped!! Beautifully bowled and Hope has been stumped here. Lovely deception, slowed down the pace on this leg-break, the drift dragged Hope forward and then the ball dipped and spun past the outside edge - the right-hander was lunging forward and he's well outside the crease when Buttler broke the stumps, the 3rd umpire has a cursory look and sends him on his way. Shai Hope st Buttler b Adil Rashid 49(38) [4s-2 6s-4]

Adil Rashid to Charles, SIX, a dragdown and Wood has palmed it over the ropes, Charles picked the length early, rocked back and then thumped the pull over square leg, Wood ran to his left, leapt and got his left hand, but the ball hit his wrists and lobbed over, was the attempted wronmg 'un that went wrong

Jacob Bethell to Charles, FOUR, that nearly took Bethell out, tossed up on off and Charles bludgeoned it back to the bowler - Bethell was taken by surprise as he first went for the return catch and then dropped his hands down at the last moment

Jacob Bethell to Charles, SIX, clobbered, tossed up by Bethell and it's right threre in Charles's hitting area, gets down low and then swipes it over mid-wicket, struck powerfully and has enough to clear the man in the deep

Brydon Carse to Shai Hope, SIX, lovely, overpitched by Carse, Hope backs away, opens up his body and then hammers the drive high over mid-off, went a long way into the stands

Brydon Carse to Shai Hope, SIX, smashed, fuller length delivery outside off, Hope comes down the pitch, makes room and then slices the carve over extra-cover, went high and went well over the ropes for a maximum

Dawson to Charles, no run, A loud shout for caught behind, Buttler was convinced, so was Dawson and England have reviewed. Was drifting down leg and Charles was shaping for the sweep, close to the glove, need UltraEdge on this: Has it flicked the glove on its way to the keeper? No, a flat line and England lose a review as well. NOT OUT is the call

Dawson to Charles, FOUR, lovely, Dawson drags the length back, it's slower and shorter on off, Charles backs away, opens up the off-side and beats backward point wth the cut

Dawson to Charles, FOUR, cracking shot, dropped short by Dawson - Charles backs away, opens up the off-side and then crashes the cut past cover for a boundary

Brydon Carse to Shai Hope, FOUR, make that three boundaries in a row, Carse shortens the length, but there's width on offer and ut's steered behind point, the fielder in the deep is pretty square and has no chance

Brydon Carse to Shai Hope, SIX, crunched, back-to-back boundaries for Hope - overpitched by Carse, Hope presses forward, gets his left leg out of the way, holds his shape on the lofted drive and clears the mid-off boundary with ease

Brydon Carse to Shai Hope, FOUR, nicely played, too straight from Carse, on the pads and it's clipped away behind square on the on-side, used Carse 's pace and beat the man inside the ring

Dawson to Shai Hope, SIX, cracking shot, fraction short and at the stumps, Hope picks the length early, swivels across and then hammers the pull over mid-wicket, went soaring over the ropes for a maximum

Wood to Lewis, out Lbw!! A perfect yorker, appeal for LBW, it's given by the umpire and Lewis has reviewed it straightaway, has he got an inside edge? Looks stone dead otherwise, looked like a couple of sounds, but is it bat hitting the ground? There's a big spike when the bat hit the ground, but there's a clear gap betwen bat and ball as well. 'No bat' says the third umpire. Onto ball-tracking: It's three reds and Lewis is OUT. He walks off unhappy, but think this was a good call from the 3rd umpire, full and swinging in late, Lewis tried to jam it out and missed, the impact was in front of middle and it'd have crashed into the off-stump. Lewis lbw b Wood 0(1)