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- 4th T20i: West Indies, 221-5, bt England, 218-5, by five wickets
- Opening partnership of 136 gives hosts a perfect platform
For the seventh match in succession, it was win toss, win match in the Caribbean, as West Indies shone in a St Lucia runfest, chasing down England’s total of 218 with an over to spare.
It was perfect conditions for batting in St Lucia, as a combination of playing on the same wicket as Thursday, a blazing afternoon sun and at times fierce crosswind led to 32 sixes being struck across the match.
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