West Indies slump to record T20I low as England complete 5-0 sweep

West Indies drooped to their least all out in ladies' T20Is as Britain finished a 5-0 whitewash over them in the five-T20I series with an eight-wicket win in Bridgetown. Britain just took 16.2 overs to bowl West Indies out, with Freya Davies and Alice Davidson-Richards taking three wickets each while Charlie Senior member contributed with two. Accordingly, Britain arrived at the 44 objective in fast time, wrapping up the game inside the powerplay, in 5.3 overs. West Indies decided to bat looking for a lady win in the five-match series, yet after a uninteresting first finished, they lost wickets in every one of the following three overs, and another inside the powerplay. Davies made leap forwards with the excusals of Hayley Matthews and Rashada Williams, while Nat Sciver and Issy Wong represented Aaliyah Alleyne and Shabika Gajnabi separately. Senior member then eliminated center request players Trishan Holder and Kyshona Knight soon after the powerplay. At that stage, West Indies were 24 for 6 in 9.1 overs, and that would before long be 30 for 8 when Davidson-Richards took out both Afy Fletcher and Djenaba Joseph (11) - the top-scorer for West Indies with 11 - in the equivalent over. Davidson-Richards and Davies then tidied up the tail to return consolidated figures of 6 for 7. The Britain pursue started with a 22-run organization between Danni Wyatt and Sophia Dunkley. Dunkley, and Wyatt later, fell, however Sciver polished the game off with a twist, hitting three fours in her 12-ball 20 not out. Davies was named Player of the Counterpart for her 14-ball spell that had 12 specks, one lady over, and three wickets for just two runs.