Latest News :- West Indies defeated England by 8 wickets in the third and final ODI in Bridgetown yesterday to win the series 2-1. England, batting first, scored 24 runs for 4 wickets and then, thanks to Phil Salt's 74 runs, set a respectable target of 263 runs for 8 wickets in 50 overs. Zobra Archer showed his batting ability by scoring 38 runs in 17 balls with the help of 2 fours and 3 sixes, while Jamie Overton scored 32 runs in 21 balls, debutant Dan Mousley scored 57 runs and Sam Curran scored 40 runs.

For West Indies, Alsari Joseph and Romario Shepard took 2 wickets each while Matthew Ford took 3 wickets. Jobra Archer, who performed brilliantly in batting, also made a splash in bowling yesterday. He bowled 9 overs and gave 54 runs. For West Indies, Brandon King scored 102 runs in 117 balls with the help of 13 fours and 1 six and Casey Carty scored 128 runs in 114 balls with the help of 15 fours and 2 sixes and added 209 runs for the second wicket. Evin Lewis, who usually beats England's bowlers, was out yesterday after scoring 19 runs.

In the last match, England captain Liam Livingston scored a century to level the series 1-1, but yesterday he was out as one of the four wickets fell in the first 10 overs. Sam Curran and Phil Salt saved England by making a partnership of 70 runs. Dan Mousley's first half-century got England back on track. Due to injury to West Indies' Romario Sheppard, Sherbani Rutherford came in to bowl and England's innings progressed from here. England scored 57 runs on 23 balls from Rutherford and 38 runs from 17 balls by Jobara Archer.

England's Jamie Overton took the wicket of Evin Lewis early on, but centuries from Carty and Brendan King dashed England's hopes. The England team is also guilty, which missed 2 catch chances for Brandon King. Apart from this, King-Carthy's partnership of 209 runs is the biggest run partnership of West Indies against England. It is noteworthy that after losing the ICC 50 over World Cup in India, England had lost the third ODI series.