Holder to Philip Salt, wide, Holder shortens the length and angles one down leg, called as a wide
1.3
Holder to Buttler, 1 run, short of a good length and just outside off, Buttler plays with soft hands and drops it at his feet, off for a quick single
1.3
Holder to Buttler, wide
1.2
Holder to Buttler, no run, back of a length and just outside off, Buttler rides the bounce and steers it to gully - Philip Salt was dashing for a quick single and is sent back
A slip for Holder
1.1
Holder to Philip Salt, 1 run, to backward square leg
Jason Holder, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
The ICC are trialling the stop clock for this series and the next over should start within 60 seconds of the completion of the last over. If a team goes past that 1-minute time thrice in an innings, they'll cop a 5-run penalty
0.6
Akeal Hosein to Philip Salt, 1 run, flighted delivery on off, punched off the back-foot to the left of mid-off, 13 from the over
0.5
Akeal Hosein to Philip Salt, FOUR, 3rd boundary of the over, tad too short from Akeal - Salt backs away, opens up the off-side and then threads the gap behind square on the off-side for a boundary
0.4
Akeal Hosein to Philip Salt, no run, Akeal slows down the pace on off, fraction shorter and it's pushed to the off-side
0.3
Akeal Hosein to Philip Salt, FOUR, to backward square leg
0.2
Akeal Hosein to Philip Salt, FOUR, edged and four, a half-chance and Hope is late to react, was going the other way initially and then had to dive to his left, the ball was past him even before he could get acrtoss - another arm-ball from Akeal and Salt went hard on the cut, gets a thick edge
0.1
Akeal Hosein to Philip Salt, no run, Akeal starts with a slider, Salt backs away and cuts it straight to the fielder at cover-point
Philip Salt and Buttler are at the crease. Philip Salt is on strike. Akeal Hosein will open the attack
The players are out for the anthems.
Adil Rashid is presented a new cap as he represents England in his 100th T20I, the cap was presented by Andrew Flintoff
We're playing on the centre surface. 62m and 66m square boundaries, the straight one is 72m long. This pitch was used for the third ODI, it's very dry and there is no grass on it. West Indies have just one spinner, England have four and Will Jacks was getting a lot of turn in that ODI. The batters will need to use their experience to counter the spinners on this pitch,. reckons Samuel Badree, in his pitch report
A good abtting surface at Bridgetown and we're staying with the original XI that we had picked. Do have a look before you lock in your final XI
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