GOODBYEpublished at 00:06 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2022
Okay, that just about wraps things up for this evening.
You can read my colleague Stephan Shemilt's report from this match here...
Bye for now.
Summary
Holder takes four wickets in four balls in final over
Vince top-scores for England with 55 off 34
West Indies hit 74 off last five overs
Pollard strikes 41 off 25 & Powell 35 off 17
Rashid & Livingstone take two wickets apiece
West Indies win series 3-2
GOODBYEpublished at 00:06 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2022
Postpublished at 00:05 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2022
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Indies all-rounder Jason Holder: "It was a classic finish. It was not the best of starts from us but we just tried to stay in the game. Total opposite to yesterday, not starting well but being able to finish well.
"An area I needed to improve is my death bowling and variations. I'm improving in the nets, and the captain has the confidence in me. That does a lot for my confidence. People are seeing what I can do and giving me the responsibility.
"I ppride myself on [not bowling] no-balls, pleased with how I came back, bowled a dot ball next up and then they had to come hard so I got the four wickets. I'm pumped up for the moment, I love playing at Kensington Oval. It's the best place in the world to play cricket."
Postpublished at 00:01 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2022
Jason Holder is having natter with an ebullient 85-year-old Sir Garfield Sobers on the sidelines before coming forward to collect awards for man of the series and man of the match.
Postpublished at 23:59 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
West Indies skipper Kieron Pollard: "Every single person in the dressing room, well done to every single one of them. The guys have worked tirelessly.
"We have to focus on the cricket and the guys have put their heads down and showed what they want to achieve.
"This was a final and when you bat first and put runs on the board you can apply the pressure. This was a different game from last night and we capitalised with the bat in the last four overs.
"This is Jason Holder's ground, his town, but it was total team effort from us. The guys worked hard throughout the series."
Postpublished at 23:57 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
West Indies skipper Kieron Pollard breaks into song before giving his post-match interview: "You can't keep a good man down. I always smile when they put me down!"
Postpublished at 23:56 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
Asked if he enjoyed skippering England and whether he would like to do it again in the future, Moeen Ali added: "I enjoy captaining but there is Jos Buttler who is a great skipper when Eoin Morgan is unavailable."
Postpublished at 23:55 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
England stand-in skipper Moeen Ali: "I thought West Indies were the better team. We didn't adapt to the conditions and just fell short in a good series between the sides.
"We are working on our death bowling but I didn't think we were too bad today. We'll get better as time goes on. They were smarter than us today with bat and ball.
"Overall it was a great series and a great spectacle. We've struggled in these types of conditions and need to get better. Some of the young guys have done well."
Postpublished at 23:44 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
The post-match presentation is just getting under way. We'll hear from both captains.
From the press boxpublished at 23:42 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
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England might have missed a few of their rested Ashes stars, but take nothing away from West Indies who have played extremely well here.
Wonder who the man of the match will be?
Postpublished at 23:38 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
Phew....
From the press boxpublished at 23:37 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
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End of twitter postWEST INDIES WIN BY 17 RUNSpublished at 23:33 Greenwich Mean Time 30 January 2022
Bedlam. A chaotic finish to this match in Bridgetown, Barbados. It looked like it was petering out, but Jason Holder has finished the match, and the series, with a flourish becoming the first West Indies player to take a T20 hat-trick.
West Indies players are doing a lap of honour. Holder is grinning like a Cheshire cat.
WICKETpublished at 19.5 overs
Mahmood b Holder 0
FOUR IN FOUR FOR JASON HOLDER!
Crazy scenes. The Kensington Oval is going wild - albeit belatedly.
An inside edge onto the stumps from Saqib Mahmood and the ball slightly dislodges a bail.
Holder initially didn't even realise and was about to walk back to his mark only for Nicholas Pooran to begin celebrating after he spotted it.
WICKETpublished at 19.4 overs
Rashid c Smith b Holder 0
Image source, Getty ImagesHAT-TRICK FOR JASON HOLDER!
This time Adil Rashid skies one towards deep square leg and Odean Smith takes the catch.
WICKETpublished at 19.3 overs
Billings c sub (Walsh) b Holder 41
Hayden Walsh receives the high fives. Another full ball from Jason Holder and Sam Billings scoops it high into the hands of the sub fielder on the fence down the ground.
WICKETpublished at 19.2 overs
Jordan c sub (Walsh) b Holder 7 (Eng 162-7)
Just short of the boundary from Chris Jordan who attempts to clear the short boundary but is caught by the substitute fielder Hayden Walsh.
The batters crossed so Billings is back on strike.
Eng 162-6published at 19.1 overs
Dot ball to Chris Jordan from Jason Holder.
Eng 162-6published at 19.1 overs
Sam Billings clubs on to long-on for a single. He thumps his pad in frustration.
But Jason Holder is called for a front foot no-ball. Free hit.
Eng 160-6published at 19.0 overs
Sam Billings keeps the strike after he strikes Sheldon Cottrell down the ground for a single
England need 20 from six balls to win the match and the series. West Indies in the box seat here. Their match to lose.
Jason Holder to bowl the last over.