The final T20 international between West Indies and England was abandoned due to rain in St. Lucia. England won the series 3-1. Despite a strong start, the West Indies couldn’t continue to capitalize due to bad weather,

West Indies defeated England with a record run chase in the fourth T20 international in St Lucia. Openers Shai Hope and Evin Lewis led the charge with 136 runs. The victory, powered by captain Rovman Powell,

England sealed a 3-1 win in its Twenty20 series against West Indies when the fifth and final match was abandoned after five overs because of rain.

Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma smashed scintillating centuries as India thumped South Africa by 135 runs in Johannesburg on Friday to claim the four-match Twenty20 International series 3-1 and inflict a heaviest ever defeat in the format on their hosts.

Evening everyone and welcome to the fifth act of another sporting drama. Some might say it was a dead rubber, but they would be missing the point. In a sport that loves its records the way cricket does,

Shai Hope and Evin Lewis have made half centuries in a rapid 136-run opening stand as the West Indies completed a record run chase and beat England by five wickets in the fourth Twenty20 international.

The fifth T20I between West Indies and England in St. Lucia was abandoned due to heavy rain, resulting in England winning the series 3-1. West Indies, at 44-0 in 5 overs when the rain came, had won the previous match to avoid a series whitewash.

Phil Salt (WK), Will Jacks, Jos Buttler (C), Jacob Bethell, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Jamie Overton, Rehan Ahmed, Jofra Archer (In for Saqib Mahmood), Adil Rashid (In for Dan Mousley), John Turner.