3rd ODI: West Indies v England

In the second match, England played just enough of the better stuff than West Indies, but it was a close-run contest

as they found themselves in a heap of trouble chasing a small total.

Eoin Morgan and Alex Hales trained on Tuesday, and may be risked since it is a deciding one-dayer.

That would mean a reprieve for the struggling Luke Wright, who has gone seven innings across both limited-overs formats

without reaching double figures !

For both teams a series win here will be their first in one-day cricket since February last year :

West Indies beat Zimbabwe and England beat New Zealand  :-[

Ramdin and Narine need to open. Ramdin can anchor and Narine can do his psycho batting and milk the powerplay.

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Ramdin and Narine need to open. Ramdin can anchor and Narine can do his psycho batting and milk the powerplay.
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LOLWUT?
Narine has done piss all recently - even lower down the order. And no, he's not gonna survive against new ball, IMO. Pointless exercise. If so, why not let Scammy open?

  England 1/0 (0.1 ov)  West Indies    West Indies won the toss and elected to field 

30/0

West Indies have not beaten England at home in an ODI series since 1998.

WKT: Lumb c Narine b Bravo 20 (26), after a good start Lumb cuts and is caught at gully, Eng 37/1 in the 7th

England 37/2 (6.5 Ov). Stokes c Rampaul b Dwayne Bravo 0. Stokes plays across the line first ball. He gets a top edge.