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West Indies vs England, 2nd ODI Match Summary

WI vs ENG, 2019 - ODI Summary

West Indies vs England Scorecard

Match Ended

2nd ODI, Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados , Feb 22, 2019

West Indies

289/6 (50.0/50)

England

263 (47.4/50)

West Indies beat England by 26 runs

Player of the Match

Shimron Hetmyer

WI 289/6

Top Batsmen

Shimron Hetmyer

104 (83)

7x4s
4x6s
125.30SR

Chris Gayle

50 (63)

1x4s
4x6s
79.36SR

Top Bowlers

Adil Rashid

ECON 4.66

OVERS

28/1

R/W

Mark Wood

ECON 3.8

OVERS

38/1

R/W

ENG 263/10

Top Batsmen

Ben Stokes

79 (85)

7x4s
2x6s
92.94SR

Eoin Morgan

70 (83)

5x4s
3x6s
84.33SR

Top Bowlers

Sheldon Cottrell

ECON 5.11

OVERS

46/5

R/W

Jason Holder

ECON 5.3

OVERS

53/3

R/W

That is it from this game. The Windies have leveled the series and we now go to Grenada for the third ODI with both teams winning one game a piece. That match will be played on 25th February. That match will begin at 0930 local (1330 GMT). Join us for that one. Till then, Cheers!

Windies skipper Jason Holder says he is really pleased and credits his boys for their performance. States Hetmyer played really well and took them to a competitive total. Singles out Cottrell's spell to be a game changer. Says those early wickets gave them momentum and those two wickets in one over once again got them back in the game. On being asked about Shimron Hetmyer's performance the Windies skipper said that it is really good to see young players step up to the occasion and says Shimron Hetmyer has been a big player at such a young age for the country. Ends by thanking the crowd for their support.

Man of the Match - Shimron Hetmyer says he just wanted too keep going and rotate the strike. States, him and Bravo wanted to see how far they could go. On his improvement on playing both sides of the pitch, the young batter said he just trying to work it both side of the ground. Says it is a work in progress for him and he is continuing to learn and progress. Insists that he does not want to be a one dimensional player. On being asked how was the mood before they came to field he states the mood was good as usual and they just came out and wanted to do things according to the plan. On being asked about his celebration after the century Hetmyer said it was nothing big but just something for his girlfriend.

England skipper Eoin Morgan says that he always knew it was going to go right till the end. Believes they did a lot of good things today. Says they fielded well and bowled well. States that they were going good with the bat but could not capatalise on it. On facing Sheldon Cottrell the English skipper states that it was his first time facing him and it was a very different challenge. Says he swings the ball in and he is a left-hander so it is difficult. Admits they failed to nail down the partnership today and that cost them.

With the game slipping away from Windies, Jason Holder took the onus on himself and first removed the dangerous Ben Stokes from the crease. He didn't stop there and picked the wickets of Jos Buttler and Tom Curran off consecutive deliveries. That proved to be the match-turning moment and the Windies just capitalized. The bearded boys, Moeen and Adil, put up a fight for a while but once again Sheldon Cottrell returned to do the damage. He finished with a 5-wicket haul and played a key role in Windies' victory.

The chase started on a wrong note for England as they lost both their openers cheaply. Sheldon Cottrell was in his elements as he delivered initial blows to the Englishmen. Post that, Root and Morgan stitched in a handy stand followed by a 99-run partnership between the English skipper and Ben Stokes. Both the batsmen looked set to see the touring team home but then Cottrell was brought back into the attack and he dismissed Morgan. The depth in England's batting meant that they kept the upper hand as yet another vital alliance was formed between Buttler and Stokes. The real action though began from there...

Windies have done it! They have broken the deadlock, their first win over England in ODIs since 2014. In between, they experienced 10 losses in a row. What a turnaround from them! This game swung like a pendulum. Both teams kept bouncing back whenever put under pressure but eventually it was the home team landing the knockout punch. A very entertaining game for the crowd and the series is now levelled 1-1!

47.4

Carlos Brathwaite To Liam Plunkett OUT!

OUT! Caught in the deep! Brathwaite picks up the last wicket. Full length delivery on off, Plunkett looks to power it over long off but ends up giving it straight to the fielder. Jason Holder there takes a very simple catch and roars in celebration. WINDIES WIN BY 26 RUNS!

47.3

Carlos Brathwaite To Mark Wood

Shorter in length outside off, Mark cuts it towards point and takes a single.

47.2

Carlos Brathwaite To Mark Wood

Full length delivery on the leg. It is going down with the angle. Wood looks to hit it across the line but misses and gets hit on the pads.

47.1

Carlos Brathwaite To Liam Plunkett

Yorker on middle, Plunkett gets his bat down and flicks it towards mid-wicket for a single.

Over 47 : 261/9

2 Runs

M. Wood

0 (1)

L. Plunkett

1 (1)

S. Cottrell

9-0-46-5

46.6

Sheldon Cottrell To Mark Wood

Shortish and outside off, cut from the back foot but straight to point. Another fine over by Sheldon, grabbing two wickets and giving away just 2 runs.

Mark Wood comes in at number 11.

46.5

Sheldon Cottrell To Moeen Ali OUT!

OUT! Bowled round the legs! Moeen departs. A body blow to England and the crowd erupts. Cottrell serves a length ball down the leg side, Moeen fails to flick and it deflects onto the stumps after clipping the inside of his thigh pad. Sheldon is absolutely delighted, his maiden 5-wicket haul in ODIs. Take our salute, boy!

46.4

Sheldon Cottrell To Liam Plunkett

Edgy! Good length ball on middle and off, Plunkett tries to cover the line and defend but it takes the outside edge and runs down to third man for a single.

Liam Plunkett is the new man in for England.

46.3

Sheldon Cottrell To Adil Rashid OUT!

OUT! Caught behind! Fourth wicket for Cottrell and his wonderful night continues. Delivers a back of a length delivery on off and gets some extra bounce. Rashid tries running it down but gets a thick outside edge behind. Shai Hope makes no mistake and it's time for another salute from Sheldon. 30 needed off 21 balls.

46.2

Sheldon Cottrell To Adil Rashid

Once again the length is a touch short outside off, Rashid pushes it from the back foot to point.

46.1

Sheldon Cottrell To Moeen Ali

A touch short and angling into the batsman, Moeen turns inside the crease and pulls it aerially towards deep mid-wicket. A single taken.

Over 46 : 259/7

9 Runs

A. Rashid

15 (17)

M. Ali

11 (12)

C. Brathwaite

5-0-35-0

45.6