Evin Lewis blasts 125*, West Indies thrash India by nine wickets in Jamaica T20I
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Evin Lewis blasted 125* off 62 balls as West Indies thrashed India by nine wickets to clinch the one-off Twenty20 International in Jamaica. (AFP)
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West Indies chose to bowl in the one-off T20I in Jamaica and Shikhar Dhawan gave the team a great start. (AFP)
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Dhawan was joined by Virat Kohli who looked in ominous form. (AFP)
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Both batsmen strung a fifty-run partnership in quick time as India eyed a big score. (AFP)
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However, West Indies pulled things back by dismissing Kohli and Dhawan in quick succession. (AFP)
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Rishabh Pant and Dinesh Karthik struggled to time the ball as West Indies wrested the initiative back from India. (AFP)
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Pant struggled for timing and he had a match to forget. (AFP)
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Dinesh Karthik struck a 29-ball 48 as India looked set for a big total. (AFP)
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Jerome Taylor picked up two wickets and India could not hit many boundaries in the death overs as India managed 190/6 in 20 overs. (AFP)
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Evin Lewis started off in grand style as he tore the Indian bowling apart. (AFP)
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Kuldeep Yadav got the big wicket of Chris Gayle but West Indies were within the asking rate. (AFP)
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Evin Lewis continued to smash sixes at will as West Indies closed in on the target. (AFP)
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Lewis became the third batsman after Chris Gayle and Brendon McCullum to smash two boundaries in T20Is as West Indies coasted towards the target. (AFP)
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Lewis blasted 125* off 62 balls and his knock included six fours and 12 sixes as West Indies thrashed India by nine wickets to win the T20I encounter. (AFP)
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Lewis’s 125* was the highest individual score by a West Indies player in a T20I in the Windies while this knock was the highest by a player against India. (AFP)
