The Men in Maroon crossed the finish line in 10.5 overs thanks to Shai Hope’s amazing 82*, while the American team was folded for just 128 when they batted first.
Here, we analyze his T20I statistics.
Trust powers WI pursue
The game denoted Trust’s second T20 WC appearance as he supplanted the harmed Brandon Lord in the XI.
He went after bowlers immediately as none of the WI bowlers looked powerful against him.
The hitter ruled a 67-run stand with individual opener Johnson Charles (15), which took USA out of the challenge. He was additionally engaged with a 63*-run organization with Nicholas Pooran (27*).
Vocation best score for Trust
Trust, who scored an unbeaten 39-ball 82*, smoked four limits and eight sixes.
This was his third T20I fifty and furthermore his vocation best score as he has dashed to 616 runs from 30 games at a strike pace of 133.33.
He has counted 268 runs at home at 24.36.
By and large, he has finished 2,664 T20 runs as he midpoints 26.64 (50s: 11, 100s: 1).
Trust additionally scripts these records
Trust hit the third-joint-most sixes by a player in a T20 WC innings (8).
Close by Pooran, the opener added 63* runs at a run pace of 16.43. This is the second-most noteworthy run rate for a 50 or more organization for WI in T20Is
According to Cricbuzz, they are just behind Andre Fletcher and Brandon Ruler, who added 58 runs at 17.40 against New Zealand in 2020.
How did the game work out?
USA lost Steven Taylor (2) right on time before Andries Gous (29) and Nitish Kumar (20) added 48 runs.
In any case, the group then, at that point, lost wickets at standard stretches as they were collapsed for 128 in 19.5 overs.
The Men dressed in Maroon went too far in 10.5 overs because of a shocking 82* from Trust.
WI consequently won by nine wickets.