US EditionHarry Brook Celebrates England’s Second Series Win in 11 Days with T20 Victory over West Indies
- Under Harry Brook's captaincy, England defeated the West Indies by four wickets in Bristol on June 8, 2025, securing the T20I series with one match remaining.
- Brook took over the white-ball captaincy eleven days earlier after Jos Buttler, building on England's momentum from a recent 3-0 ODI series sweep of the West Indies.
- England chased down a target of 197 despite intense pressure in a high-scoring game featuring 25 sixes and key contributions from Jos Buttler, Jacob Bethell, and Tom Banton.
- Brook highlighted the strength of England's batting lineup, expressing reassurance from having players like Will Jacks, Tom Banton, and Jacob Bethell positioned in the middle order, supported by spin bowlers such as Rashid alongside the seamers.
- England's fifth consecutive win under Brook confirms their strong white-ball form and suggests positive prospects ahead of the next ODI in Southampton on June 10, 2025.
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Harry Brook celebrates England's second series win in 11 days with T20 victory over West Indies
BRISTOL, England (AP) — England cricket captain Harry Brook praised the unity of his “group of mates” Sunday after sealing his second series win in just 11 days.
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The RecordHarry Brook celebrates England’s second series win in 11 days with T20 victory over West Indies
BRISTOL, England (AP) — England cricket captain Harry Brook praised the unity of his “group of mates” Sunday after sealing his second series win in just 11 days. England won the second Twenty20 cricket international against West Indies by four wickets with nine balls remaining to take an insurmountable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. England scored 199-6 in 18.3 overs after West Indies lost the toss and posted 196. Brook has won five in a ro…
England claim series with four-wicket win over West Indies
BRISTOL, England (AP): ENGLAND CRICKET captain Harry Brook praised the unity of his “group of mates” yesterday after sealing his second series win in just 11 days. England won the second Twenty20 International against West Indies by four wickets with nine balls remaining to take an insurmountable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. England scored 199-6 in 18.3 overs after West Indies lost the toss and posted 196. Brook has won five in a row agai…
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Luke Wood (2-25) strikes first ball before West Indies post 196-6; runs from Jos Buttler (47 off 36), Harry Brook (34 off 20) and Tom Banton (30no off 11) see England to victory; third T20I live on Sky Sports Cricket from 6pm, Tuesday (first ball, 6.30pm)
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