West Indies captain Hail Mathews captured the match by scoring a brilliant unbeaten century (100*) in the first innings, but the target of 147 runs was not enough to stop England.
For England, Sophia Dunkley scored an unbeaten 81, which former captain Heather Knight gave 43 runs and supported well.
The pair shared a stormy partnership of 94 runs in just 10 overs for the third wicket and gave England victory to England with 21 balls and eight wickets remaining.
After a disappointing defeat at the hands of Australia in the women’s Ashes earlier this year, England started a new chapter – one New head coach And Nat Cyre-Bunt New captain of all formats As – in an impressive manner.
Speaking after the game, Sophia dunkle Those who scored their highest T20 I, praised the impact of Charlotte Edwards, head coach on the new England team.
Dunkley said, “It was great to start summer with a win.”
“Loti (Charlotte Edwards) has come as a very calm person and she is very clear about what we want to do.
“I wanted to come to the team and contribute my contribution, trying to have as much impact on the game as possible. It was a good night. Heather has performed brilliantly in the group, nothing special has changed on this front.”
All-rounder Nate Cyver-Brant performed brilliantly for England in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023
On the other hand, West Indies captain Mathews pointed to the shortcomings of his team and also explained what can be expected in the remaining matches of the series.
Hele Mathews said, “It was a good day for me, but it is unfortunate to not win. I felt that we were left behind 15-20 runs.”
“We could not make more partnerships. It was difficult to defend 150 runs, today we were at the wrong end. When you are able to play some good innings, it is always good. Hopefully we will retain this form in the series too.”
England’s next T20 match will be held on Friday 23 May at Hov’s County Ground with West Indies.
