the man, he just keeps on scoring runs whenever he gets the opportunity and there is no way to look past that.
Alex Hales looked in great touch before getting out against the run of play and looks likely to make amends for that sooner or later. None of the England batsmen looked like getting out, to be honest, and that is something that will probably continue for the rest of the series.
The only concern might be with Eoin Morgan’s form who had a poor NatWest Blast and looked out of sorts in the first game as well. At the number 4 position, Morgan is vital to the team’s fortunes and he would be looking to sort his form out sooner rather than later.
In Ben Stokes, Moeen Ali andChris Woakes, England has three quality all-rounders that are capable of turning the game in both forms of the game and that is what makes them so difficult to beat.

West Indies

The return of Chris Gayle, the win in the T20 international and the fight shown in the test match rekindled some romantic notions that the West Indies was making a resurgence but their performance in the first game shattered that illusion.
Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels, in particular, are physically unfit to play the longer formats of the game. Gayle at least tried to keep scoring runs when he was in the middle but Samuels just played the most baffling innings where he seemed more intent on winning his personal battle with Stokes rather than doing anything productive.
His innings