4th T20I (D/N), Tarouba, December 19, 2023, England tour of West Indies
West Indies vs England Live Score 4th T20
SUMMARY
 West Indies | Today, 11:00 PM |
 England | |
Match Centre – West Indies vs England Live Score 4th T20
| Batters To Watch (recent stats) | Bowlers To Watch (recent stats) |
| Brandon King, WI 9 M • 295 Runs • 42.14 Avg • 136.57 SR | Romario Shepherd, WI 8 M • 10 Wkts • 10.1 Econ • 16.1 SR |
| Nicholas Pooran, WI 10 M • 255 Runs • 25.5 Avg • 147.39 SR | Akeal Hosein, WI 9 M • 8 Wkts • 8.22 Econ • 24 SR |
| Jos Buttler, ENG 9 M • 298 Runs • 49.67 Avg • 151.26 SR | Adil Rashid, ENG 10 M • 9 Wkts • 6.86 Econ • 24.66 SR |
| Harry Brook, ENG 7 M • 146 Runs • 29.2 Avg • 136.44 SR | Gus Atkinson, ENG 2 M • 6 Wkts • 7.46 Econ • 6.83 SR |
Head to Head in T20Is
| Matches Played | 24 |
| West Indies won | 14 |
| England won | 10 |
| First Played | 28 June, 2007 |
| Last Played | 30 January, 2022 |
LAST 5 MATCHES
West Indies won by 4 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)
West Indies won by 17 runs
England won by 34 runs
West Indies won by 20 runs
England won by 1 run
Match Details – West Indies vs England Live Score 4th T20
Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba, Trinidad
| Toss | |
| Series | England tour of West Indies |
| Season | 2023/24 |
| Match number | T20I no. 2412 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 16.00 start, First Session 16.00-17.30, Interval 17.30-17.50, Second Session 17.50-19.20 |
| Match days | 19 December 2023 – daynight (20-over match) |
| Umpires | Gregory BrathwaitePatrick Gustard |
| TV Umpire | Nigel Duguid |
| Reserve Umpire | Leslie Reifer |
| Match Referee | Richie Richardson |
SQUADS – West Indies vs England Live Score 4th T20
| West Indies | England |
| Rovman Powell (c) Middle order Batter | Jos Buttler (c) Wicketkeeper Batter |
| Shai Hope † (vc) Wicketkeeper Batter | Moeen Ali Batting Allrounder |
| Roston Chase Allrounder | Gus Atkinson Bowler |
| Matthew Forde Bowler | Harry Brook Batter |
| Shimron Hetmyer Top order Batter | Sam Curran Allrounder |
| Jason Holder Bowling Allrounder | Ben Duckett Top order Batter |
| Akeal Hosein Bowler | Will Jacks Batting Allrounder |
| Brandon King Top order Batter | Liam Livingstone Batting Allrounder |
| Kyle Mayers Batting Allrounder | Tymal Mills Bowler |
| Nicholas Pooran † Wicketkeeper Batter | Adil Rashid Bowler |
| Andre Russell Allrounder | Rehan Ahmed Bowling Allrounder |
| Sherfane Rutherford Middle order Batter | Phil Salt † Wicketkeeper Batter |
| Romario Shepherd Bowling Allrounder | Reece Topley Bowler |
| John Turner Bowler | |
| Chris Woakes Allrounder |
In the upcoming second T20I of the thrilling five-match series, West Indies will square off against England on Thursday (December 14) at Grenada’s National Cricket Stadium. The first clash saw West Indies emerge victorious, claiming a solid win by four wickets.
The encounter commenced with West Indies winning the toss and opting to field. Phil Salt and Jos Buttler exhibited a formidable partnership, racking up an impressive 77 runs for England’s initial wicket. Salt’s blistering 40 off 20 deliveries complemented Buttler’s 39 off 31 balls. However, the rest of the English batting lineup struggled, failing to surpass the 30-run mark. They were bundled out for 171 runs within 19.3 overs. West Indies’ Andre Russell and Alzarri Joseph shone, claiming three wickets apiece, while Romario Shepherd took two, and Akeal Hosein and Jason Holder secured one wicket each.
Brandon King and Kyle Mayers initiated West Indies’ innings, accumulating 32 runs for the first wicket before King departed, having scored a brisk 22 off 12 deliveries. Shai Hope contributed 36 runs off 30 balls, while Mayers posted a commendable 35 off 21 deliveries. Rovman Powell and Andre Russell’s partnership of 49 runs guided West Indies to their victory. Powell’s swift 31 off 15 balls and Russell’s impactful 29 off 14 deliveries sealed the win by four wickets. Rehan Ahmed emerged as England’s most successful bowler, claiming three wickets for 39 runs in his four overs.
The match showcased a riveting display of cricket, highlighting West Indies’ prowess in securing a crucial victory in the series opener.