England wins T20 series 3-1 after final match against West Indies abandoned after only 5 overs
West Indies reached 44-0 at the end of the fifth over after losing the toss when torrential rain began to fall. Evin Lewis was 29 not out and Shai Hope on 14.
Rain disrupt the game between England and West Indies at Daren Sammy International Stadium (AP)
GROS ISLET: England sealed a 3-1 win in its T20 series against West Indies when the fifth and final match was abandoned after five overs because of rain.
West Indies reached 44-0 at the end of the fifth over after losing the toss when torrential rain began to fall. Evin Lewis was 29 not out and Shai Hope on 14.
With no hope of the rain abating and the outfield already soaked, the umpires made the decision to call off play about 6:15 p.m. local time with no result.
England won the first three matches of the series by eight wickets, seven wickets and three wickets respectively. West Indies won the fourth match on Saturday by five wickets in a record run chase.
The home team previously won the one-day international series 2-1. All seven completed matches were won by the team that won the toss and batted second.