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Keacy Carty’s dogged half century and Romario Shepherd’s 41 from 28 balls helped the West Indies to a four wicket win over England with 14 balls remaining in the third one-day international Saturday and to a 2-1 win the three-match series. Seam bowler Matthew Forde also made a major all-round contribution with 3-29 and 13 not out and was named player of the match on his ODI debut. England’s one-day international woes continued after its poor World Cup performance as it was restricted to 206-9 in

Keacy Carty’s dogged half century and Romario Shepherd’s 41 from 28 balls helped the West Indies to a four wicket win over England with 14 balls remaining in the third one-day international Saturday and to a 2-1 win the three-match series. Seam bowler Matthew Forde also made a major all-round contribution with 3-29 and 13 not out and was named player of the match on his ODI debut. England’s one-day international woes continued after its poor World Cup performance as it was restricted to 206-9 in

Keacy Carty’s dogged half century and Romario Shepherd’s 41 from 28 balls helped the West Indies to a four wicket win over England with 14 balls remaining in the third one-day international Saturday and to a 2-1 win the three-match series. Seam bowler Matthew Forde also made a major all-round contribution with 3-29 and 13 not out and was named player of the match on his ODI debut. England’s one-day international woes continued after its poor World Cup performance as it was restricted to 206-9 in an innings shortened by rain to 43 overs, then to 40 overs.

Keacy Carty hit a half-century and Matthew Forde took three wickets as West Indies claimed a four-wicket win over England in the third ODI in Barbados.

West Indies will need 207 runs in 40 overs at Kensington Oval to secure their first One Day International (ODI) series win over England since 2007. Captain Shai Hope won the toss at his home ground and chose to bat first, making one change from the side that lost by six wickets on Wednesday night in Antigua, 21-year-old Barbadian Matthew Forde taking the place of Oshane Thomas. The visitors also …