3rd T20: England, 226-3, beat West Indies, 222-6, by seven wktsSalt ton and late Brook assault take England to stunning win
England’s bowlers might have no idea how to control the brutal batting of West Indies but for the first time in a previously lopsided series their batters fought fire with fire, and the result was a brilliant, classic victory, sealed by seven wickets with one ball remaining and, for the tourists, a foothold in this series.
Phil Salt scored 109 off just 56 balls, a wonderful innings made all the more impressive for the fact that towards the end he was obviously struggling against the heat of a roasting Grenada afternoon. But it did not appear to be enough. When Liam Livingstone was dismissed with just 13 balls remaining England still needed 37. Enter Harry Brook, and carnage.