00:00Maybe it was their lack of experience, or maybe the English haven't yet
00:05acclimatized to the Caribbean conditions, but it was a
00:11massive contrast in how the tourists approach their 50 overs in Antigua
00:14compared to the West Indies, because the Caribbean men and Evan Lewis in
00:22particular made batting look an ease. He and Brandon King made light work of a
00:28then target of 210. Lewis, the main aggressor, followed up his century in
00:38his last match against Sri Lanka with a 46 ball 50 in Antigua.
00:44The Southpaw would achieve 2,000 ODI runs in making his 50.
00:51At 81 without loss after 15 overs, rain was the only factor West Indies had no
00:56control over as they delayed the inevitable. With a revised target of 157
01:02or 35 overs, the inevitable would resume with the same intent from the opening
01:06pair. But at 118, the English would finally get a breakthrough, the captain
01:14Livingstone ending King's vigil on 30. Lewis though would continue his quest
01:19for back-to-back ODI centuries getting into the 90s.
01:24Sadly for him, the century he deserved didn't come as Adil Rashid stopped him
01:29on 94 with the West Indies 144 for 2. Yet the damage had long been done as
01:40Casey Carty and Shea Hoop completed the job in 24.1 overs, West Indies getting to
01:46157 for 2 to take a 1-0 series lead, flexing their muscle and experience over
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