Moin Ali storms on the Caribbean island The English all-rounder has scored 53 runs
But playing 41 balls to play the first half-century. Only 12 balls to play in the next half-century At the beginning, it would have been a world record. But the record was one of the second fastest centuries in the English batsmen to score one.
Moin-storm signs were mixed long ago. From the very beginning of the innings, he was looking to hit the boundary. But after five fours, the first 39 runs scored 39 runs Moin. The real storm started in the 45th over. Miguel Cummins hit two sixes in the fifties. For the next three, say 2, 4, 6.
The real storm came against the Windies captain Jason Holder. Moeen got the second strike in the next over. Chhatrapati hat hat! Cummins again got two more sixes in the next over. He got the century, only 53 balls.
If the start of the storm was more than a couple of overs before, Josh Butler’s 46-ball record against Pakistan could have broken today.
Moeen stormed to the 6-wicket win in 217 runs as England were able to build up 369 runs. The all-rounder was dismissed for 102 by 57 runs with 7 fours and 8 sixes. But before that, the team has passed three and a half times. Earlier, Joe Root scored 84 runs in 79 balls, Ben Stokes’ 73 off 63 balls.
England scored 123 in the last 10 overs. That means, the runs scored in the first 40 overs, half of the last 10 over!
