Powell Admits Windies Weren’t Good Enough in Deciding T20

England took a winning 3-0 lead in their five match T20 International series against the West Indies after securing a three wicket victory in game three in St. Lucia on Thursday night.

The West Indies slumped to 37 for 5 before captain Rovman Powell, 54, and Romario Shepherd, 30, rescued the innings with a 73 run sixth-wicket stand.

They guided the Windies to a more respectable 145 for 8 as Alzarri Joseph chipped in with 22 not out. Saqib Mahmood and Jaimie Overton bagged three wickets each.

In reply, England comfortably got to 149 for 7 with four balls to spare.

Sam Curran 41, Liam Livingston, 39, and Will Jacks, 32, got most runs against Akeal Hossein 4 for 22.

West Indies captain Rovman Powell admitted that his team was just not good enough on the night.

Powell say it is a difficult balancing act going for early runs and keeping wickets intact.

West Indies T20 captain Rovman Powell.

Game four is on Saturday at the same venue.