After spinners Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid restricted the visitor to 288-6, Bairstow completed his century from 90 balls having shared an opening stand of 156 with Roy. With Joe Root contributing 46, England secured their 11th win of their last 13 completed matches.He starts and finishes the #ENGvWI ODI series in fine fashion. 100 for Jonny Bairstow, his 2nd in ODIs, coming off just 90 balls! pic.twitter.com/it7UqYN4at
— ICC (@ICC) September 29, 2017
Bairstow's knock, which included 17 fours, was the highest by an England player against the West Indies in one dayers, eclipsing Marcus Trescothick's 130 in 2004. Roy, who was drafted in for the last two one-dayers to replace Hales, made the most of his recall as he scored his second successive fifty.First England ODI cap - congrats @_TC59! ?#EngvWI pic.twitter.com/4aA0LB48La
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 29, 2017
Roy notched up 11 fours and a six as a rampant England raced to 100 runs within 15 overs before he was dismissed lbw by pace bowler Miguel Cummins just four short of a century. Root belted a six down the ground to secure victory as England finished on 294 for one with 12 overs remaining.106.8 - @jbairstow21's averaged 106.8 across 10 ODI knocks during 2017; highest rate of anyone this year (8+ innings). Indispensable. pic.twitter.com/xW67WaDHcF
— OptaJim (@OptaJim) September 29, 2017
BRIEF SCOREEngland 294/1 in 38 overs (Bairstow 141*, Roy 96) beat West Indies 288/6 in 50 overs (Hope 72, Gayle 40) by nine wicketsJonny Bairstow now has the highest ODI score by an England player against West Indies, surpassing Marcus Trescothick's 130 #ENGvWI
— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) September 29, 2017