England Seal T20 Series Over West Indies With Four-Wicket Win

England secured a 2-0 lead and clinched the three-match T20 series against West Indies after a thrilling four-wicket victory in the second match at Bristol. Jos Buttler top-scored with 47 runs, supported by captain Harry Brook's 34 and crucial late innings contributions from Jacob Bethell (26 off 10 balls) and Tom Banton (30 not out), as England chased down a challenging target of 197 with nine balls to spare. West Indies posted a strong total, bolstered by a late explosive 75-run surge in the last four overs, featuring powerful hitting from Rovman Powell, Jason Holder, and Romario Shepherd, with Holder hitting three consecutive sixes in Rashid's penultimate over. England’s bowling included a strong start by Luke Wood, who took two wickets for 25 runs, but the veteran leg-spinner Adil Rashid struggled, conceding 59 runs in his four overs. England's victory marks their second consecutive series win under captain Brook, following a 3-0 sweep in the one-day internationals. The game was notable for its high scoring and dynamic batting performances across both teams, with no batter reaching a half-century yet seeing aggressive and strategic run-scoring throughout.