Torrential rain led to the abandonment of the final clash of England’s T20 series in the Caribbean, leaving the final score at 3-1. After earlier rain, play was able to start on time, with Jos Buttler winning the toss and – like every captain to win the toss on this tour – deciding to bowl.

West Indies, led by explosive half centuries from openers Shai Hope and Evin Lewis, chased down a target of 219 to beat England with an over to spare to win by five wickets in their T20 international on Saturday.

Shai Hope and Evin Lewis have made half centuries in a rapid 136-run opening stand as the West Indies completed a record run chase and beat England by five wickets in the fourth Twenty20 international.

Shai Hope and Evin Lewis scored half centuries in a swift 136-run opening partnership, leading the West Indies to a record run chase victory over England by five wickets in the fourth Twenty20 international on Saturday.

Evin Lewis (68) and Shai Hope (54) powered West Indies to a thrilling five-wicket victory over England in the 4th T20I, chasing 219.

The decision to field first didn't turn out to be a very wise one for West Indies as their bowlers copped a lot of punishment. Jacob Bethell played the knock of his T20I career. He smashed 62 off 32 deliveries,

Phil Salt (WK), Will Jacks, Jos Buttler (C), Jacob Bethell, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Jamie Overton, Rehan Ahmed, Jofra Archer (In for Saqib Mahmood), Adil Rashid (In for Dan Mousley), John Turner.

It’s been a soggy end to a sparky series, an unfitting send-off for three coaches – the interim boss Marcus Trescothick, who, like Lee Carsley, will now hand over to a more lasting successor, plus the fielding coach Carl Hopkinson and the spin-bowling coach Richard Dawson.