In a high-octane encounter between West Indies and England in CC25 Match 4, the Caribbean side edged past England by 4 wickets with just 2 balls remaining, thanks to a spectacular innings from Rovman Powell.
Batting first, England posted a competitive total of 114/4 in their 10 overs. Jos Buttler (48 off 28) anchored the innings, while David Malan (32 off 11) played a fiery cameo, striking at a staggering 290.9 strike rate. Despite some economical spells from Jason Holder (1/13) and Obed McCoy (1/16), England managed to cross the 110-run mark to stay in contention.
In response, West Indies had a shaky start as early wickets fell quickly, leaving them under pressure at 39/2. However, Rovman Powell took control, smashing a blistering 56 off just 24 balls, including massive sixes that turned the match around. His aggressive intent and calm under pressure earned him the Man of the Match award.
The match reached its peak in the final over, with 11 runs needed and Moeen Ali taking the ball for England. Jason Holder, on strike, displayed nerves of steel—timing his shots perfectly and guiding West Indies home with 14 off 8 balls*, while Alzarri Joseph remained at the non-striker’s end without facing a delivery.
West Indies sealed victory at 115/6 in 9.4 overs, continuing their strong run in the series. This thrilling finish was another testament to their deep batting lineup and composure under pressure.