West Indies vs England 3rd T20 Match Prediction

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Having wrapped up the series, England may take the opportunity to take a look at Sam Curran, Dawid Malan and Mark Wood having been unchanged for the first two matches of END vs WI T20 Series. Chris Jordan was in outstanding form last time out, so it would more likely be Liam Plunkett and David Willey who missed out for the bowlers, while Alex Hales or Joe Denly could sit out for Malan.

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Sam Billings recaptured his best form with the bat last time out, scoring 87 from 47 balls - his 17th T20 half-cenury but only his second (and highest score) at international level. 

Joe Root's half-century continued his good form, meanwhile. The Yorkshireman hit 55 to continue form that also saw him hit is 14th ODI century in the 50-over series.

Jonny Bairstow's 68 in the first match, meanwhile, and - if selected - Dawid Malan will want to add to the four half-centuries he has hit in his five previous T20 appearances. 

With the ball, Chris Jordan was the star of the show last time out with his stunning 4-6, having taken 2-16 in the previous game too - including a stunning one-handed caught and bowled. Jordan's career-best bowling figures took him to 150 T20 wickets in 145 appearances. 

Adil Rashid took 2-12 from three overs, meanwhile, to continue his own excellent bowling form - he previously claimed 1-15 in the first match and now has 184 T20 wickets in 162 matches with an economy rate of 7.37 runs per over.

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England's series win follows victory against Sri Lanka in a one-off match earlier this winter, and sees them bounce back from defeat in their most recent full T20 series - a 2-1 loss to India.

Joe Denly took four wickets and Adil Rashid claimed three as England won against Sri Lanka but it has been all-round performance that earned victory in this series against West Indies. Tom Curran claimed four wickets while Chris Jordan and Adil Rashid took wickets and bowled economically in the first match, before Jonny Bairstow's 68 led a chase of 161 to win by four wickets.

Last time out, England claimed their highest ever win (in terms of runs) in a T20 international after Sam Billings (87) and Joe Root (55) helped them to 182/6 before Chris Jordan claimed 4-6 as they bowled West Indies out for just 45.