• Jason Holder's record feat powered West Indies to series clinching victory against England.

  • Only James Vince and Sam Billings could contribute with the bat for England.

Twitter goes berserk as Jason Holder picks up a double-hattrick in West Indies series win over England
Jason Holder (Pic Source: Twitter)

Local hero Jason Holder took four wickets in successive balls during a dramatic last over as West Indies thumped England in the fifth and final T20 international at the Kensington Oval on Sunday for a 3-2 series win.

Chasing 180, only James Vince got going for England with the bat as he scored 55 runs off 35 balls. Sam Billings also chipped in with 41 from 28 deliveries, but it did not prove enough as West Indies kept taking wickets at regular intervals. The Men in Maroon ultimately restricted the English side for 162, winning the series decider by 17 runs.

Earlier, captain Kieron Pollard and Rovman Powell played unbeaten knocks of 41 and 35 to help West Indies post 179/4 in their stipulated 20 overs. For England, Adil Rashid and Liam Livingstone returned with two wickets each.

Brief Scores: West Indies 179/4 (Kieron Pollard 41*) beat England 162 all out (James Vince 55, Sam Billings 41; Jason Holder 5-27, Akeal Hossain 4-30) by 17 runs

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