Overview
- England chased 309 for victory, recovering from 2-2 to win by three wickets with seven balls to spare thanks to Joe Root’s unbeaten 166.
- Root’s knock marked his highest ODI score and was supported by crucial partnerships of 85 with Harry Brook and 143 with Will Jacks.
- Keacy Carty top-scored for the tourists with 103, setting a new West Indies record for most runs in the first 33 ODI innings, surpassing Viv Richards.
- Leg-spinner Adil Rashid (4-63) and paceman Saqib Mahmood (3-37) combined to derail a promising 205-2 stand and bowl West Indies out for 308.
- With two wins secured, England sealed the three-match series ahead of the final ODI at The Oval on Tuesday.