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Shai Hope's Record-Breaking Century Leads West Indies to Victory in Opening One-Day International Against England
St John's - Captain Shai Hope's brilliant century propelled West Indies to a record-breaking run chase against England in the One-Day International, securing a memorable victory.
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St John’s – Captain Shai Hope produced a sublime masterclass in the form of his 16th One-Day International hundred as West Indies pulled off a record run chase to stun England by four wickets yesterday in the opening One-Day International in Antigua.
Asked to chase a demanding 326 at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, the home side overhauled their target with seven balls to spare, to register their highest successful run chase in the Caribbean and second highest overall.
The unflappable Hope was at the heart of his side’s enterprise, carving out a sparkling unbeaten 109 off 83 deliveries- his fastest ever ODI century.
He struck four fours and seven sixes – the last three of which came in the penultimate over from wayward left-arm seamer Sam Curran. (CMC)
