Shai Hope hit a six-studded 82 not out as West Indies revived their Super Eight campaign in Barbados with a thumping nine-wicket win over fellow co-hosts the United States at the Twenty20 World Cup on Friday.
Shai Hope hit a six-studded 82 not out as West Indies revived their Super Eight campaign in Barbados with a thumping nine-wicket win over fellow co-hosts the United States at the Twenty20 World Cup on Friday.
Needing a win and a big bump in their net run rate after a loss to England in their Super Eight opener, West Indies achieved both at Kensington Oval to move into second place in Group 2 behind unbeaten South Africa, their next opponents.
Roston Chase (3-19) and Andre Russell (3-31) led the way with the ball as the Americans were bowled out for 128 and Hope and Nicholas Pooran (27 not out) smashed their way to their target with more than nine overs to spare.
