END OF OVER:20 | 12 Runs | WI: 180/4 | RR: 9.00
- Romario Shepherd5 (7b)
- Sherfane Rutherford28 (15b)
- Jofra Archer4-0-34-1
- Sam Curran3-0-25-0
10.15pm: That was a curious innings from West Indies. The top four all made between 23 and 38 but no one went on - with Johnson Charles and Nicholas Pooran both looking particularly laboured. Rovman Powell and Sherfane Rutherford played innings that suggested run-scoring shouldn't have been so difficult, and 180 for the loss of just four wickets (along with Brandon King retiring hurt) feels a tad underpowered. Can England prove that to be the case? Find out with S Sudarshanan shortly
"I thought we bowled exceptionally, kept it tight," says Adil Rashid. "Just tried to express myself, test the pitch, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't."
More insightful, perhaps, is this stat from my colleague Sampath: "51 dot balls by West Indies batters today are the most in a 180-plus total at the men's T20 World Cup. The previous highest was 50 dot balls by West Indies vs India in the 2016 semis, where they made 196/3 in 19.4 overs."
"Curran's just the over England needed." Indeed, John