West Indies to record shame!

West Indies to record shame!

Chris Gayle, Chemron Homeyer, Carlos Brefte, Nicholas Puran, and the batsmen in the squad As a team, the West Indies have been the most successful in recent T20s and terrifying for the opponents. But on Friday night, in the second Twenty-Twenty match of St. Kitts, the team made a record of shame. The tourists have been all out for just 45 runs against England touring the Caribbean. The hosts have won the series after a host of 137 runs have been won.  

Stuart Stuart lost the toss and England lost two wickets for 27 runs. But with Joe Root and Sam Billing's back-to-back batting, they got a big score of 182 runs. Root scored 55 runs in 40 balls. However, batting with 87 runs in 47 balls, 10 fours, and 3 sixes,

It may not have been imagined that the West Indies would be upset in this way, in

response to batting. Gayle, who bowled English bowlers, were all out for 45 runs in T20 history. Along with that, the first instance of a Test player to fall under 60 runs is also the average.

T-Twenty is the only one out there and there is only one out. The Netherlands were all out for 39 runs against Sri Lanka in the 2014 T-20 World Cup. The Caribbean also got closer to that shame. When Sheldon Cottrell was dismissed as the ninth batsman, the team's score at 39 Devendra Bishoo took six wickets in the last wicket and saved the big shame from the team. Only two batsmen can touch the two-digit quota in the Caribbean. England's most successful bowler, Chris Jordan, picked up four wickets in just over six overs in two overs, England's most successful bowler, Chris Jordan