WI beat WRL by 72 runs | West Indies vs ICC World XI, Highlights And Cricket Score One-off T20I Match

That is it from this game! The Windies just showed why they are the World Champions in this format with an impressive performance. However, cricket is the real winner in the end. The sport though continues as England will face Pakistan in the second Test on the 1st of June. Not to forget they are 1-0 down in the series. So that promises to be another exciting clash. We would love your company. Do join us for that. Till then, take care and goodbye.

Evin Lewis has been named the Man of the Match for his blazing 58 which laid the foundation for the Windies to post a big first innings total.

So a convincing win for the Windies. It was all set up by their batsmen in the first half and their bowlers too did a very good job. Chasing 200, the World XI's innings never took off. They lost four wickets in the Powerplay with Badree and Russell taking two each. Thisara Perera was the lone fighter as he notched up a half ton. He was well supported by Afridi but that was never going to be enough. Kesrick Williams was impressive at the death as he finished with a three fer.

Kesrick Williams to Mitchell McClenaghan. OUT! In the air... and that is another exceptional catch! Nurse is the man this time. Fuller ball on off, McClenaghan swings but only manages to hit it high up in the air. There were quite a few fielders converging towards the ball but Nurse who runs in from sweeper cover, calls for it and takes it diving forward. They go upstairs to check for the no ball but the bowler has not overstepped. Smiles in the Windies camp as THEY HAVE WON BY 72 RUNS!

Kesrick Williams to Sandeep Lamichhane. Played to mid-wicket region by the batsman. The batsmen have run through for a single.

Kesrick Williams to Mitchell McClenaghan. A huge appeal but not given! McClenaghan goes for a reverse sweep but misses to get hit on the pads. The bowler appeals but the umpire shakes his head. Pitching outside leg. The umpire has not signaled it as a leg bye so there might be an inside edge.

Kesrick Williams to Sandeep Lamichhane. A yorker on middle, Sandeep jams it out to long on for a run.

Ashley Nurse to Mitchell McClenaghan. SIX! He has picked the bones out of that one. Goes down on one knee and nails the slog sweep. It sails over the mid-wicket fence. End of a big over. 76 needed from 24.

Ashley Nurse to Mitchell McClenaghan. FOUR BYES! Turn again! A similar delivery to the last one. This time it turns even more. The keeper fails to collect as Mitchell misses his shot and the ball rolls into the third man fence.

Ashley Nurse to Mitchell McClenaghan. Turn! This is floated up on off, Mitchell swings, he is beaten by the turn.

Ashley Nurse to Sandeep Lamichhane. A yorker on off, Sandeep swings but it goes off the bottom edge towards short third man for a run.

Ashley Nurse to Sandeep Lamichhane. Fires it outside off, Lamichhane tries to cut but misses.

Ashley Nurse to Mitchell McClenaghan. A full toss on the pads, Mitchell tries to flick but gets an inside edge onto his pads. The ball rolls towards the leg side. They first think of a single but then hesitate but eventually go for it and complete it. The umpire signals it as a leg bye, so there was no inside edge there.

Kesrick Williams to Mitchell McClenaghan. Slower delivery to end the over from Williams. The batsman looks to play it fine, gets an under edge and runs gets a single.

Kesrick Williams to Mitchell McClenaghan. Full and slow and Mitchell manages to punch it down the wicket. They take two off the second last delivery of the over.

Kesrick Williams to Sandeep Lamichhane. The batsman has driven it through mid-on from the inside half of his bat. One run added to the total.