England Claims First T20 Series Win in West Indies Since 2019

England secured a Twenty20 series victory over the West Indies with a tense win in the third match in St Lucia, marking their first white-ball series win in the Caribbean since 2019. After a rain delay, West Indies struggled initially but a half-century from captain Rovman Powell helped them reach 145 runs. England faced challenges in their chase, losing early wickets, but Sam Curran's 41 and Liam Livingstone's 39 propelled them to victory with four balls remaining. Saqib Mahmood showcased an impressive bowling performance, earning the Player of the Match title. This win is a positive turnaround for England following disappointing performances in previous tournaments, as they lead the series 3-0 with two matches still to play. Captain Jos Buttler praised the team's depth and collective efforts despite missing key players due to Test commitments.