England 60 -3 after 10 overs in T20
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March 10, 2014

England 60 -3 after 10 overs in T20

KINGSTON, Jamaica  — England won the toss and chose to bat against the West Indies in the second T20 international at Kensington Oval on Tuesday.

The visitors got off to a shaky start losing three wickets for 26 after five overs. At 10 overs England were 60 runs for three wickets.

Teams:

England — M Lumb,A Hales, M Ali, E Morgan, J Buttler, R Bopara, L Wright, T Bresnan, J Tredwell, S Parry, J Dernbach.

West Indies — D Smith, C Gayle, M Samuels, L Simmons, DJ Bravo, D Ramdin†, DJ Sammy, A Russell, R Rampaul, K Santokie, S Badree

West Indies won the first of  the three-match series.

The third and final T20 is scheduled for Thursday.

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