Motie, Lewis powers West Indies go 1-0 up

An aggregate bowling execution was trailed by a fast fire 94 off 69 balls from Evin Lewis as West Indies got a familiar 8-wicket triumph in the downpour hit first ODI against Britain in Antigua. Jayden Seales, Matthew Forde and Alzarri Joseph got two wickets each while Gudakesh Motie sacked four as Britain were bowled out for 209. Pursuing an updated focus of 157 out of 35 overs, West Indies took care of business in 25.5 overs to start to lead the pack in the three-match ODI series. After a downpour defer before the beginning of the subsequent innings, Lewis got West Indies rolling in the pursuit with sixes off John Turner and Jofra Bowman, striking three maximums inside the initial 10 overs. Brandon Ruler struck a couple of limits and offered great help to Lewis as they took West Indies to 54/0 in the first powerplay. Lewis proceeded with his six-hitting, stretching out the count to five on the way to a 46-ball fifty preceding it started to rain once more and constrained the players off the field with West Indies at 81/0 out of 15 overs. While the main interference didn't lessen the quantity of overs, the subsequent one brought about a reconsidered target. Lewis went on from the last known point of interest, managing in fours and sixes, including two fours and a six off Adil Rashid in the seventeenth over that helped West Indies past 100. The initial stand, worth 118, reached a conclusion when Lord gave a catch in the profound attempting to take care of a short ball from Liam Livingstone, withdrawing for 30. Lewis took his count of sixes to 8 and was solid for a three-figure score yet missed the mark concerning it when he found long-off attempting to blow everyone's mind with Rashid. Keacy Carty gave the last little details to the pursuit with an unbeaten 19. Prior, subsequent to being approached to bat, Britain's top-request players got off to promising beginnings yet couldn't exploit it. Seales represented the wickets of Phil Salt (18) and Will Jacks (19) while Forde excused Jordan Cox (17) and Jacob Bethell (27) with hardly a pause in between. A 72-run stand among Livingstone and Sam Curran resulted, driving Britain's recuperation as they attempted to post a serious aggregate. Having scored just 12 off 21, Livingstone got pace, and Curran too found the limits as they assisted Britain with gaining great headway. In any case, from 165/4 in the 35th over, Britain experienced a significant breakdown as they could add just 44 more and didn't actually bat their full quantity of overs, with West Indies enveloping it with 45.1 overs. The slide began when Livingstone was out gotten and bowled off Motie for 48. Dan Mousley and Jamie Overton then, at that point, tumbled off progressive conveyances to Motie, who likewise sent Curran back for 37 as Britain slipped to 187/8. Rashid and Bowman drove Britain past 200 preceding Joseph got the last two wickets.