After his fifty, Salt’s impressive innings got even more momentum. Playing off the WI bowlers, he and Jonny Bairstow scored 97* runs as England won.
An innings of strength from Salt
Salt and Jos Buttler gave Britain the ideal beginning, adding 58/0 in the initial six overs.
The 67-run stand was broken by Roston Pursue. Salt got to his fifty from 38 balls.
Bairstow (48*) assumed a significant part in a telling stand close by Salt.
This was a strong exertion from Salt’s cutting edge, who kept on making cheerful against West Indies.
Salt rebuffs Shepherd for 30 runs in an over
The sixteenth over of Britain’s innings saw Salt rebuff Romario Shepherd for 30 runs.
The right-given player sent off the pacer for 4, 6, 4, 6, 6, 4.
Shepherd has astounded the most costly for West Indies in T20 World Cup history.
Generally, he has yielded the joint-fourth-most elevated count of runs in an over (T20 World Cup).
Salt midpoints 68.28 versus West Indies
Salt was at his forceful best. He hit 87* from only 47 balls, hitting seven fours and five sixes (SR: 185.11).
In nine T20I innings versus WI, he has scored 478 runs at a normal of 68.28 (SR: 186.71).
He presently claims 2 fifties and two tons against WI. Salt has crushed 34 fours and 32 sixes.
37th T20 fifty from Salt’s cutting edge
In 28 T20Is, Salt has dashed to 844 runs at 36.69. He enlisted his third fifty (SR: 169.13). Generally speaking in T20 cricket, Salt has crushed 5,948 runs at 26.91. He pummeled his 37th fifty (100s: 2). Salt possesses 236 sixes and 643 fours.
Most elevated scorer in Britain West Indies T20Is
Salt is currently the most noteworthy scorer in Britain versus West Indies T20I matches. He outperformed any semblance of Alex Hales (423) and Chris Gayle (422).
Hales and Gayle timed these runs in 12 and 13 innings separately.
Salt’s 87* is the fourth most elevated individual score for Britain in T20 World Cups. Salt is the primary British chap to hit 30 or more sixes against an adversary in T20Is.