West Indies vs England স্কোরকার্ড, Match 14, ICC T20 World Cup 2021

England have won their last three men’s T20I matches against West Indies; however, England have never won any of their five encounters against the Windies in the ICC World T20 tournament, also losing to them in the final of the last edition of the tournament.

England have lost three of their last four matches in men’s T20Is away from home (W1); however, they had won six consecutive matches on the road prior to this run.

West Indies have alternated between victory and loss in their last four men’s T20Is, losing their most recent match against Pakistan by seven runs on 31July 2021.

West Indies are the only team to win the ICC men’s T20I World Cup twice in the history (2012 & 2016); they have won five of their last six matches in the tournament.

England have won six of their eight men’s T20I matches played at the United Arab Emirates (L2), winning their last five on the trot; however, all these matches were played against Pakistan.

Since the beginning of 2020, only Pakistan (86%) have a better catch success percentage than West Indies (85.7%) and England (84%) in men’s T20Is amongst Test playing nations; all three teams have dropped 17 catches in that period.

Adil Rashid (65) will have an opportunity to become the outright second highest wicket taker in men’s T20Is for England (Stuart Broad – 65), only Chris Jordan (73) has more wickets for his nation in the format than Rashid.

Andre Fletcher needs just 50 to score 1,000 runs for West Indies in T20Is, in doing so he will become the seventh player to achieve this feat for Windies.

No player who is taking part in this edition of the ICC T20 World Cup has featured in more matches in the tournament than Dwayne Bravo (29); he also has the most wickets for West Indies in the format (76) and for his nation in the tournament (25).

England’s Moeen Ali (357 runs, 6 wickets) was the only player to score over 350 runs and take a minimum of six wickets in the recently concluded Indian Premier League 2021; he is set to feature in his third ICC T20 World Cup (2014 & 2016).