West Indies T20 captain Rovman Powell emphasized the importance of runs on the board after their second T20 win against England, securing a 10-run victory and taking a 2-0 lead in the five-match series in St George’s Grenada.
Powell credited the bowlers for their performance in restricting England in their pursuit of 176 for victory.
He highlighted the team’s focus on building one win at a time and refining their batting template.
The captain expressed the need for batters to stay at the crease for extended periods and emphasized the strength of power hitters and bowlers capable of taking wickets at crucial moments.
Player of the match Brandon King, who scored 82, shared his elation at contributing to his team’s success.
King’s half-century stand in the power play played a crucial role in setting up the West Indies’ total of 176 for 7.
Despite failures from other key players, the West Indies limited England to 166 for 7, securing the 10-run victory.
The West Indies are now leading the series 2-0, with the third T20 scheduled for Grenada on Saturday.