ENGLAND DEFEAT WEST INDIES TO LEVEL ODI SERIES

England levelled the three-match One-Day International series against the West Indies, by winning the second match at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Saturday.

The visitors won by 5 wickets with 15 balls remaining, on the back of a brilliant undefeated century by captain Liam Livingstone.

West Indies were asked to bat first, and amassed an imposing 328 for 6, as captain Shai Hope led from the front with a classy 117.

There were also two half-centuries from Keacy Carty with 71 and Sherfane Rutherford with 54.

England then overhauled the target, as player of the match Livingstone played a sublime innings of 124 not out.

He was supported by half centuries from Phil Salt, Jacob Bethell and Sam Curran.

The third and deciding match will be at Kensington Oval in Barbados on Wednesday, November 6, starting at 2pm.