Moeen Ali shines with a bat and a ball while the English qualifiers qualify

Captain Moeen Ali broke seven sixes and took two wickets as England won 34 runs over the West Indies in their fourth Twenty20 game on Saturday with a 2-2 draw in the series.

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Moeen, who was again the leader of England outside the Eoin Morgan series with a quad injury, added 63 of the 63 balls out of 63 balls as the tourist added 59 in the last three goals to 1936. Opener Jason Roy delivered 52 of the 52 submissions. Kensington Oval.

Spinner Ali took it from 2 to 28 over four, while the West Indies held on to 159 to 5. Kyle Mayers had the best score out of 40 out of 40 and Jason Holder won 36 out of 24 with two fours and three sixes.

The fifth and final game is on Sunday in Bridgetown.

Explosive finish

The entry into England was explosive, with Holder (3 44) being knocked down by Moeen on four consecutive sixes in the 18th.

The host needed 61 of the last 24 balls, but Chris Jordan (0-30) returned with Sam Billings after losing on Wednesday’s defeat, and Reece Topley (1-21) held on to the dead to secure a five-game series. wire.

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Roy, who was held three times by Holder in the second, shared a run of 85 runs for the second wicket with James Vince (34) after England lost the draw and asked for a first. England’s entry seemed to have lost strength as only 54 of the 48 submissions were added 134 3 and 17 to 17 to 34 before Moeen decided to go after Holder and the trick worked brilliantly.

In response, the Antilles ran 56 to six of the top six for 0.

Calming effect

Adil Rashid (1 28) had a calming effect. As Mayers and Brandon King (26) were unwilling to take risks against Rashid, they were caught deep trying to make a big deal against Ali, as Rashid smashed Rovman Powell’s (5) door before taking out a googly. a ton last time.

Holder caught up with Rashid with two six-legged side-ups as he reached 30 for the first time in an international T20. The finish line in the grandstand seemed like a ticket, but Jordan picked up just seven in the 17th minute to end the home team’s winning streak.