World XI vs West Indies T20 Live Cricket Streaming: Shahid Afridi will lead World XI as the captain. (File) World XI vs West Indies T20 Live Cricket Streaming: Shahid Afridi will lead World XI as the captain. (File) World XI vs West Indies T20 Live Cricket Streaming: After the disastrous Hurricanes Irma and Maria in the Caribbean region and the United States, some of the biggest names in cricket will come together to provide a sliver of support to the victims that were affected by the natural disaster. West Indies T20 squad will face a team of World XI which will comprise of players from all around the world. With England’s Eoin Morgan picking up a finger injury, former Pakistan explosive batsman Shahid Afridi has been roped in to be the captain of the World XI side. Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan and Nepal’s Sandeep Lamichhane have also been included in the squad. World XI vs West Indies T20 Live Cricket Score, WXI vs WI Live Score When is World XI vs West Indies, Only T20? World XI vs West Indies, Only T20 will take place on Thursday, May 31, 2018. This will be the only T20 between the two teams. Where is World XI vs West Indies, Only T20? World XI vs West Indies, Only T20 will be played at Lord’s, London. What time does World XI vs West Indies, Only T20? World XI vs West Indies, Only T20 begins at 10:30 PM (IST). The coverage of WXI vs WI Only T20 will begin on the broadcasting channel from 10:30 PM IST. The toss will take place at 10:00 PM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast World XI vs West Indies, Only T20? World XI vs West Indies, Only T20 will be broadcast on ICC’s Facebook Page in English commentary. They are the official broadcasters of the charity match. How do I watch online live streaming of World XI vs West Indies, Only T20? World XI vs West Indies, Only T20 live streaming will be available on SonyLiv.com. You can also catch live scores, live updates and live commentary on IndianExpress.com. What are the squads of Windies vs World XI, Only T20? ICC World XI Squad: Shahid Afridi (c), Sam Billings, Sam Curran, Tamim Iqbal, Tymal Mills, Dinesh Karthik, Rashid Khan, Sandeep Lamichhane, Mitchell McClenaghan, Shoaib Malik, Thisara Perera, Luke Ronchi, Adil Rashid. West Indies Squad: Chris Gayle, Evin Lewis, Andre Fletcher, Rovman Powell, Marlon Samuels, Denesh Ramdin(w), Carlos Brathwaite(c), Samuel Badree, Ashley Nurse, Andre Russell, Rayad Emrit, Keemo Paul, Kesrick Williams<doc-sep>The Shahid Afridi-led ICC World XI squad will take on the West Indies in a fund-raising T20 charity match at the Lord's Cricket Ground on May 31. The proceedings of the match will be used for the refurbishment of five cricket stadia in the Caribbean that were damaged by Hurricanes in 2017. The World XI squad wears an extremely strong look. On the other hand, the West Indies will have the likes of Chris Gayle, Andre Russell, Evin Lewis and Samuel Badree in their line-up. The match should provide excellent competition to the defending ICC World T20 champions. When will the ICC World XI vs West Indies match be played? The ICC World XI vs West Indies match will be played on May 31, 2018. Where will the ICC World XI vs West Indies match be played? The ICC World XI vs West Indies match will be played at the Lord's Cricket Ground. Promoted What time the ICC World XI vs West Indies match start? The live telecast of the ICC World XI vs West Indies match will begin at 10:30 pm IST.<doc-sep>Even with a team of stars, the ICC World XI struggled to challenge in the Hurricane Relief T20 Challenge as the T20 missionaries, West Indies, raced to a comfortable win at Lord's amidst unprecedented scenes on a cricket field. Whirlwind knocks from Marlon Samuels, Evin Lewis, Denesh Ramdin and Andre Russell and a brilliant opening spell from Samuel Badree ensured that the contest remained largely one-sided. Here are the best moments from the game. The irritating on-field reporter On a bizarre, fun night, Nasser Hussain acted as the on-field reporter, chatting with players and commentating on the match from the midst of the action. He moved about from the slip cordon to the various fielders, teasing them, asking questions and clearly taking their focus off the game. In a usual international match, such antics are of course not allowed, but this wasn't all about cricket at Lord's. The frolic was ideated by broadcasters, Sky Sports, who were providing free global feed for the match. Lala’s last bow indeed? Shahid Afridi is known as the comeback man. He has come out of retirement umpteen times and yet another one seemed improbable when he stepped aside from international cricket in 2016 after a game at Mohali. Yet, here he was skippering the World XI with his flashing smile and unmatchable aura. Afridi came into the attack in the 12th over and immediately made an impact, beating Andre Fletcher in flight, and rewarding himself a wicket courtesy a stumping. He slipped into his familiar arms-spread-like-a-bird celebrations to send the crowd into a frenzy. He returned to bat but didn't make much of an impact before nearly limping off the field. He received a standing ovation as he walked off the field. A last bow indeed. The impromptu runner Runners are no longer allowed in international cricket but in this Hurricane relief match, played for a larger cause, rules barely mattered. Sam Billings jogged out alongside Afridi as Lala stepped in to bat one final time. The umpires intervened but Billings pointed at someone in the West Indian line-up and he was allowed to continue as the runner. Afridi’s 12-ball stay was less exciting than it used to be two years ago, but the presence of a runner, a long forgotten scene in international cricket made it quite memorable. Billings, though, didn't have to spend too much time in the middle, as Afridi, in typical fashion, slogged while still hobbling and gifted a catch to deep midwicket. Badree takes revenge on IPL franchises Samuel Badree had taken a hat-trick for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 2017 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Yet he found no takers in the 2018 auctions with a base price of Rs 1 crore. The leg-spinner is known to deliver superb opening spells in the Powerplays and belongs to the trending category of wrist spinners. As though to prove a point to the franchises who conveniently ignored him at the auctions, Badree sent down a superb opening spell against World XI in the run chase. His first over, the first over of the run chase, saw him trap Luke Ronchi in front but the umpires didn't agree to his vehement appeal. He didn't take long to make amends, though, as he sent down a double-wicket maiden next over to derail the World XI. He bowled all three of his overs within the Powerplays and returned with jaw-dropping figures of 3-1-4-2. You can almost imagine Virat Kohli's mouth gape. Andre Russell’s payback time to Rashid Khan The Afghanistan leg-spinner had decimated Kolkata Knight Riders in the second qualifier of the recently concluded IPL season, dismissing Andre Russell amongst his three wickets in a Man of the Match-winning performance. The West Indian all-rounder still seemed to be seething from the encounter and used the charity game to pay back. The first ball he faced from the wily leg-spinner was slogged deep into the cow corner stands for a massive six. He returned to strike by the penultimate ball of the penultimate over and sent the next two balls for back-to-back sixes to spoil Rashid's figures. In the four balls he faced from the leg-spinner, Russell tonked 19 runs, including three sixes. Ironically, Rashid Khan had taken 3/19 in four overs against KKR in the qualifiers. Some statistical revenge this!<doc-sep>West Indies beat ICC World XI by 72 runs at Lord’s. (Source: Reuters) West Indies beat ICC World XI by 72 runs at Lord’s. (Source: Reuters) In what can be best described as a one-sided contest West Indies beat World XI by 72 runs in the Hurricane Relief T20 fund-raiser at Lord’s on Friday. It was a power-packed performance by the T20 Champions as they first shined with the bat to score 199/4 (20 overs) and then went on to defend the target successfully. Evin Lewis was the star of the evening as he slammed an entertaining 58 off just 26 balls and was deservedly awarded as the player of the match. Led by Shahid Afridi, who made his last appearance in an international match, World XI failed were no match for their rivals. Chasing a stiff target of 200, they lost early wickets and failed to recover from thereon. Thisara Perera’s career-best 61 was the only shining light in an otherwise dismal batting performance. They were ultimately dismissed for 127 as West Indies won the match with ease. Congratulations to the #CricketRelief Player of the Match, Evin Lewis! pic.twitter.com/3brfFxO4Be — ICC (@ICC) 31 May 2018 Earlier, World XI won the toss and opted to bowl on a surface which seemed good for batting. They got off to a flying start as openers Evin Lewis and Chris Gayle forged a 75-run opening stand. However, Lewis’ departure led to a flurry of wickets in quick succession as Gayle and Andre Fletcher departed soon after. However, Marlon Samuels (43) and Denesh Ramdin came together to arrest a slide and took the scoreboard past 150. Ramdin’s late cameo (44 off 25) took his side to a formidable 199/4. For WXI, none of the bowlers were able to make a mark. World No.1, Rashid Khan took two wickets but gave away 48 runs in his spell of four overs. Windies captain Carlos Brathwaite is awarded the trophy for winning the Hurricane Relief T20 Challenge 👏 #CricketRelief pic.twitter.com/COHly2xwfn — ICC (@ICC) 31 May 2018 Chasing 200, WXI got off to a disastrous start as they lost four wickets within the first three overs. Andre Russell and Samuel Badree did the damage taking two wickets apiece. Recovering from 8/4 was too much to ask for even some of the best players in the world. Thisara Perera was the only batsmen to show some resistance as he went on to score 61 off 37 balls. It was his knock which kept World XI in the game but once he was dismissed in the 14th over, it was a matter of mere formality. A lot was expected of Shahid Afridi but batting on one-leg he was a pale shadow of himself and could only score 11 runs. Dinesh Karthik, who was the only Indian in the side also succumbed for a duck. Mitchell McClenaghan was the last man dismissed for 10 and with Tymal Mills being unable to bat, West Indies romped home comfortably. However, on the day, it was cricket which emerged as the real winner as some of the best players in the world came together to raise funds to rebuild stadiums across the Caribbean that were damaged by hurricanes last year.<doc-sep>
West Indies rode on an all-round performance to beat ICC World XI by 72 runs at Lord's (Reuters Photo) West Indies rode on an all-round effort to thrash a star-studded World XI by 72 runs in one-off the Hurricane relief T20 match at the Lord's cricket ground in London on Friday. The match was organised to raise funds for the refurbishment of five cricket stadia in the Caribbean that were damaged by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017. Put in to bat, the West Indians rode on a solid 75-run opening stand between Chris Gayle (18) and Evin Lewis (58 from 26 balls; 4x5, 6x5) and vital contributions from Marlon Samuels, Dinesh Ramdin and Andre Russell to put a strong 199/4 in their 20 overs. In reply, only three World XI batsmen could manage to reach the double figures to be bundled out for a meagre 127 in 16.4 overs. Windies win! A fantastic #CricketRelief match is won by the #WT20 champions by 73 runs as the cricket community comes together to aid restoration of Caribbean cricket grounds after last year's hurricanes SCORECARD https://t.co/C1nGaagKYt DONATE https://t.co/fFECBSukRi pic.twitter.com/neXMwuoFGB ICC (@ICC) May 31, 2018 The World XI lost their top four wickets with just eight runs on the board even as Sri Lankan Thisara Perera raged a lone battle with a 37-ball 61, containing seven fours and three sixes. Perera found little help from the other end as the Pakistan duo of Shoaib Malik (12) and Shahid Afridi (11) were the only other batsmen to cross the double figures. Earlier, with the West Indians cruising to 51/0 in the powerplay, Afghan leg-spinner Rashid Khan managed to draw first blood with the wicket of the dangerous Lewis in the 8th over before off-spinner Malik packed back Gayle, who failed to get going. World XI skipper Afridi struck immediately with the wicket of Andre Fletcher (7) but the Caribbean side recovered thereafter with Samuels (43 from 22; 4x2, 6x4) and stumper Ramdin (44 not out from 25; 4x3, 6x3) forging a 52-run stand. Rashid then came back to dismiss Samuels but Russell's 10-ball unbeaten 21, laced with three sixes ensured West Indies reach a challenging total. Brief Scores: West Indies 199/4 (Evin Lewis 58, Dinesh Ramdin 44 not out, Marlon Samuels 43; Rashid Khan 2/48) beat World XI (Thisara Perera 61, Shoaib Malik 12; Kesrick Williams 3/41, Samuel Badree 2/4) by 72 runs. (With IANS inputs)