England vs West Indies, 14th Match, Super 12 Group 1 - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Series: ICC Mens T20 World Cup 2021 Venue: Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Date & Time: Oct 23, 06:00 PM LOCAL

Rashid picked 4-2 © Getty

VICTORY FOR ENGLAND

Buttler remains unbeaten on 24 and finishes it off with a boundary as England wipe off the target in 8.2 overs. That is a resounding win which should also give England's NRR a big boost. This is a tight group and the NRR boost should help them down the line.

Second for Akeal!

Fourth wicket falls on 39 as Livingstone chips a return catch off a leading edge. Akeal dives full stretch to his left to grab onto a stunner. One of the catches of the tournament for sure.

Moeen Ali is run out

England lose their third on 36, Ali runs down after Buttler dabs one to short third. The batsman never took off though, and the throw goes to the bowler's end where Ali is caught well short.

Akeal gets Bairstow

The arm ball fools Bairstow. He chips back a simple return catch.

Roy falls in the chase

Ravi Rampaul gets the breakthrough with slower one. Roy chips it straight to Gayle at short midwicket.

WI bowled out for 55!

Ravi Rampaul swings across the line and misses, he's the last to fall as Rashid finishes with stunning figures of 4-2!

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WICKET NO. 3!

Hetmer departs as well, Moeen gets his second. Hetmyer had already picked two boundaries off that Ali over but goes for another one over the infield, but gives a tame catch to mid on.

WICKETS: Openers fall early

Evin Lewis first tries to go after Chris Woakes and falls to a neat catch by Moeen Ali, who runs back from mid off. Ali then gets into the act as the bowler, having Lendl Simmons holing out to deep midwicket. West Indies 9/2 now.

TOSS: England opt to bowl

Playing XIs:

West Indies: Evin Lewis, Lendl Simmons, Chris Gayle, Shimron Hetmyer, Nicholas Pooran(w), Kieron Pollard(c), Andre Russell, Dwayne Bravo, Akeal Hosein, Obed McCoy, Ravi Rampaul

England: Jos Buttler(w), Jason Roy, Dawid Malan, Eoin Morgan(c), Jonny Bairstow, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Chris Jordan, Adil Rashid, Tymal Mills

The lead up...

Yes, we all remember the name and the game the last time these two teams met in the T20 World Cup. Half a decade since, the teams have some superstars still taking part from that night in Kolkata. They'd be donning different roles, of course, and in different conditions. Can West Indies still play their brand of six-first approach in the conditions on offer? How will the pitch play? Will there be dew around? A lot of questions, the answers for which will be found soon. Stay tuned, the toss and teams coming your way soon.