ENG Win By Eight Wickets | England vs West Indies Live Score Updates of ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Super 8: Phil Salt, Jonny Bairstow Lead England to a Comprehensive Victory

Thats it! England start their Super 8 campaign of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 on a positive note as they have beaten the Windies by eight wickets. Phil Salt and Jonny Bairstow came up with impressive knocks which led the Three Lions to their first win in the Super 8 stage.

And with a single England registers first win in the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup 2024. Phil Salt and Jonny Bairstow played very well and handed Three Lions a win. The Windies have lost their first game after winning four consecutive matches in the T20 World Cup 2024.

FIFTY! With a six Phil Salt completes his half-century and is continuing to play good cricket and helping his team get to the total. Salt started off well then maintained his calm and composure to get to his fifty. 

OUT! Moeen Ali was looking to hit the ball over the deep but instead found James Charles who grabbed an easy catch. After Nicholas Pooran dropped a couple of catches behind the stumps, West Indies have finally found a wicket for themselves. Moeen Ali c James Charles b Andre Russell 13 (10)

OUT! Jos Buttler will be kicking himself as he completely misjudged the delivery bowled by Roston Chase which then hit straight on the pads. Ball tracking showed the wickets hitting and hence Jos Buttler will walk back to the dressing room. Jos Buttler lbw Roston Chase 25 (22) 

With one more over remaining in the powerplay, England can step up a bit more which will thus put a lot of pressure on the home side. Akeal Hosein, Andre Russell and Romario Shepherd have been unable to put some pressure as it is a high-scoring ground.

England captain Jost Buttler and Phil Salt have started off well as they came up with boundaries in both the first and second overs. If the Windies are looking for a fight they should start taking some early wickets.

With the confusion, a couple of times in the last over, West Indies have taken themselves to a fighting total. Jofra Archer bowled a couple of loose deliveries but in the end bowled well. England restricted West Indies batters in the middle overs. 

OUT! One more wicket down for the West Indies and it is the big man down now as Andre Russell was looking to hit it over the deep but instead gave it straight in the hands of Phil Salt. Adil Rashid came up with a perfect googly. Andre Russell c Phil Salt b Adil Rashid 1 (2)

OUT! Jofra Archer back into the attack and strikes as Nicholas Pooran falls and West Indies are now in trouble. Pooran edged the ball and Jos Buttler grabbed an easy catch behind the stumps. Archer gave away just four runs. Nicholas Pooran c Jos Buttler b Jofra Archer 36 (32)

OUT! After hitting Liam Livingstone for three sixes Rovman Powell was looking to hit the fourth one when he edged the ball and the fielder was there to grab the catch. The decision went upstairs but it was an easy one to determine for the third umpire. Rovman Powell c Mark Wood b Liam Livingstone 36 (17)

OUT! A much-needed wicket for England. Harry Brook was calm as the ball was coming towards him and hence grabbed an easy catch in the end which rewarded England with their first wicket. Johnson Charles c Harry Brook b Moeen Ali 38 (34)

There was just confusion created as a direct hit raised some eyebrows for the England players but Johson Charles was in by that time. Nicholas Pooran is also looking in good touch and England bowlers are now under pressure. 

Johnson Charles alongside Brandon King has made the full use of players inside the circle and were looking in good touch but unfortunately, Brandon King got retired hurt. Charles is looking good and Nicholas Pooran has come in to stand beside him. England bowlers are looking a bit under pressure.

He was looking in good touch but will be sent back to the dressing room as he tweaked something in his groin and laid down straight on his back. Brandon King retired hurt

From the new bat for Brandon King to a new ball, a lot of changes have been seen in just three overs as the West Indies openers are using the pace well to score the boundaries. A four and a six of Reece Topley's over brings some confidence to Brandon King and Johnson Charles.