Windies storm to victory

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Categories: CricketSports

West Indies fans had much to shout about today as they competed with their English visitors for bragging rights at Kensington Oval.

Dwayne Smith got West Indies off to a quick start once again.

Possibly outnumbered by the English, but not overwhelmed, regional supporters screamed and cheered as the West Indies stormed to a five-wicket victory in the penultimate game of the three-match Twenty20 International series.

England’s Jos Buttler drives a delivery past West Indies captain Darren Sammy.

Seventeen times the two teams cleared the boundaries to add to the 19 fours struck as fans enjoyed the exciting game won by the hosts with seven balls to spare. Barbados TODAY was there to bring a pictorial review of the action.

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