BAT OUT OF HELL

Liam aims to follow Jos on road to redemption

- GIDEON BROOKS

LIAM LIVINGSTONE is determined to follow the lead of captain Jos Buttler and cut loose in order to get the runs flowing.

The England skipper put to bed a miserable run of form with an unbeaten 58 on Wednesday to set up a series decider in what Livingstone described as a "perfect" team performance.

But the Cumbrian all-rounder wants to emulate his captain by releasing the handbrake on his own batting with a decent contribution at the Kensington Oval.

Livingstone admitted he was becoming known as a bowler who bats rather than the other way round after a poor run through the World Cup where he averaged 10 in six outings.

And while his three wickets helped to turn the second one-dayer England's way, it is with the bat that he wants to get motoring.