Clinical West Indies sweep series 3-0

West Indies wrapped up the T20I series 3-0 with an agreeable 8-wicket prevail upon South Africa in the third T20I at the Brian Lara Cricket Arena in Trinidad. With the match decreased to 13 overs because of downpour, a quickfire 42* by Shai Trust close by appearances by Nicholas Pooran (35) and Shimron Hetmyer (31*) empowered the West Indies to handily chase the complete of 116 with 22 balls in excess. Tristan Stubbs' 40 off 15 conveyances was the focusing light for South Africa in a generally extreme evening. Akeal Hosein and Matthew Forde figured out how to sneak in a calm overs to start with to keep a cap on the scoring rate. Forde endeavored to squeeze Ryan Rickelton for room in his second finished, yet the player figured out how to hit through the line and scored a limit and a six. The downpour showed up a couple of balls later, which ended play for 60 minutes, and brought about the deficiency of seven overs for each side. When activity continued after the postponement, Reeza Hendricks was excused as he pulled a short conveyance off the left-arm spinner to Fabian Allen at profound midwicket. Rickelton made due in the following over, as he was dropped at cover. The left-hander won the matchup against Gudakesh Motie and trudge cleared him for a greatest. Aiden Markram took on Motie before long, representing a four and a six in a 16-run over. Romario Shepherd scalped the two hitters, which carried Stubbs to the wrinkle. In the first place, he took the assault to Obed McCoy with two sixes and a four. Forde was in a bad way next, with two limits and a greatest. Stubbs miscued a more slow bundle of Forde which settled in the possession of Allen, stopping a brilliant 40 off 15 balls. This took South Africa to 108 for 4 out of 13 overs. With a reconsidered focus of 116 out of 13 overs, Bjorn Fortuin got Alick Athanaze, who chipped it to Aiden Markram at mid-on. Pooran burned through no time as he crushed his most memorable ball for six of Fortuin. He went on against Lizaad Williams with two enormous sixes over profound square. The butchery went on as Trust locked into Kwena Maphaka, which included three sixes - all on the onside.