Predicting England’s Playing XI for their 4thT20I against West Indies

England are set to take on the West Indies on November 16 in the fourth T20I match. The visitors have had a perfect outing in the Caribbean nation as they are taking the trophy home in the 5-match T20I series. 

It was an easy win in all three matches and it seems like the English players are enjoying their stay. There is a high probability of a clean sweep as well but the West Indies players will surely not let that happen. The Caribbean nation still have a chance to avoid a clean sweep in the series. 

Here’s the predicted XI of England:

Top Order

Phil Salt, Will Jacks and Jos Buttler are the top-order batters of England who have wreaked havoc on the bowlers. Buttler’s first game didn’t go as expected but he did play a splendid knock in the second game scoring 83 runs. He was one of the reasons England won the game by seven wickets. The third game was up to the mark as well. Moreover, Salt and Jacks are phenomenal players as well. Both have taken turns to perform in the game and in the previous game, it was Jacks who scored 32 runs, giving a good start to the game. 

Middle Order

Liam Livingston, Jacob Bethell, Sam Curran and Dan Mousley are the middle-order batters who are yet to shine in the series. But they are really good players and have shown their potential in the past. Sam and Livingstone were outstanding in the previous game, trying to hold the innings while the other wickets kept falling apart.

Bowlers

The main bowlers of the team are Jamie Overton, Jofra Archer, Rehman Ahmed and Saqib Mahmood. The boys have done a brilliant job in restricting West Indies to lower totals which has helped the batters win games. They still have two more games to show their talent and skillset in the foreign land. 

Disclaimer: This exclusive news is based on the author’s insights, analysis, and intuition. While reviewing this information, consider the points discussed and form your own conclusions.