West Indies vs England – 4th T20 International Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is West Indies vs England taking place? Saturday, January 29th, 2022 – 20:00 (UK)

Where is West Indies vs England taking place? Kensington Oval, Bridgetown

What is the expected weather for West Indies vs England? Temperature of 27c to start the game in sunny skies before dropping slightly as the sun sets with clear skies throughout

What channel is West Indies vs England on? The match will be televised live on BT Sport in the UK

Where can I stream West Indies vs England? BT Sport subscribers will be able to stream the match live via the BT Sport website and app

LAST MEETING
West Indies beat England by 20 runs

THE TEAM NEWS

WEST INDIES

• West Indies responded to their narrow loss in the second game of the T20i series as they managed to retake the lead and now need just one more victory from the final two games to secure the series victory.
• Nicholas Pooran and Rovman Powell combined for an excellent 122-run third-wicket stand with the latter notching a brilliant century, scoring 107 from just 53 balls in what proved to be a match-winning knock.

ENGLAND

• England’s experimental side fell short in their efforts to make it back-to-back wins in the T20i series against West Indies but there were some promising performances despite the 20-run loss.
• Phil Salt was one of three debutants in that game and whacked 57 from only 24 deliveries and should retain his spot while Tom Banton led the way with 73 and that pair could be key to helping the tourists bounce back in this fourth encounter.

THE PREDICTION

West Indies have looked impressive with the bat in this series so far and will want to wrap things up with a game to spare as they take on England with a 2-1 lead under their belt. The tourists have largely struggled with the ball in this series so far and will need to be much better in that department. They also need more across the board with the bat with a few of their top and middle order underwhelming so far. The Windies have been able to capitalise on England’s flaws so far and can do so once again in this clash.