Confidence builds for England after Salt peppers West Indies
Evening Standard|June 20, 2024
PHIL SALT believes England have at last seized some momentum after putting their "topsy-turvy" start to the T20 World Cup aside with a dominant win over West Indies overnight.
Malik Ouzia
Confidence builds for England after Salt peppers West Indies

Salt made a destructive, unbeaten 87 from 47 balls, while Jonny Bairstow finished 48 not out from 26 as the defending champions romped to an eight-wicket victory with 15 balls to spare in St Lucia.

England only snuck out of the initial group stage on net run-rate, having been washed out against Scotland and well beaten by Australia, before thumping wins over minnows Oman and Namibia kept their title defence alive.

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