WI VS WXI - Only T20I, Windies v ICC World XI in England, 2018

That's it from the one-off T20I. More cricket action coming your way from tomorrow with the England-Pakistan second Test. Tune in to that. For now, goodbye and take care!

21:10 Local Time, 20:10 GMT, 01:40 IST: The T20 World Champions lived up to their billing as World XI were no match for them. They lost four wickets inside four overs and never really got going. Thisara Perera's career best prolonged the game and gave the spectators some more time to donate to the charitable cause. We also saw Afridi bow out one final time in an international game and the reception he got from the Lord's crowd was outstanding. Badree and Russell started it all with the ball, while Williams finished it.

Kesrick Williams to McClenaghan, out Caught by Nurse!! All over. Windies win by 72 runs. Mills is not coming out to bat as he injured his hammy while fielding. Windies take a lap of the ground to appreciate the support they got. The off-cutter angled across the left-hander, McClenaghan wanted to heave it across the line and ended up slicing it towards sweeper cover, the ball was dipping in front of Nurse, but he does extremely well to run forward, dive full length and take it cleanly. McClenaghan c Nurse b Kesrick Williams 10(8) [6s-1]

Kesrick Williams to McClenaghan, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Kesrick Williams to Lamichhane, 1 run, another one of those slow diipping delivery, which Lamichhane squeezes towards mid-wicket

Kesrick Williams to McClenaghan, 1 run, optimistic shout for LBW. McClenaghan tries a fancy reverse paddle, misses and is struck on the pad. That ball pitched outside leg and McClenaghan might have also got an inside edge

Kesrick Williams to Lamichhane, 1 run, low full toss and Lamichhane cue-ends the drive to long-on

Nurse to McClenaghan, SIX, went a bit closer to the batsman with the flighted delivery and is dispatched into the crowd. McClenaghan goes down on his knee and slog sweeps it over deep mid-wicket for half a dozen

Nurse to McClenaghan, byes, FOUR, turn and plenty of it. Even Nurse can't believe how much it has turned. Might have landed in the rough. Pitched outside off and spun across the left-hander, beat Ramdin and raced away to the fence

Nurse to McClenaghan, no run, slower and turning away, McClenaghan swings and misses. He missed it by a mile

Nurse to Lamichhane, 1 run, fired in full and Lamichhane gets a bottom edge onto Ramdin's pad, the ball rolls away to short third man

Nurse to Lamichhane, no run, quicker and turning in, Lamichhane is nowhere close to the ball. He was clearly beaten for pace

Nurse to McClenaghan, leg byes, 1 run, full toss and McClenaghan has missed out, off the pads and into the on-side, some confusion regarding the running but they make it through in the end

Kesrick Williams to McClenaghan, 1 run, low dipping slower delivery and McClenaghan walked across to play the scoop, the ball doesn't arrive and he has to be content with a toe-end to short fine leg

Kesrick Williams to McClenaghan, 2 runs, full and slow, McClenaghan chips it back over the bowler and pushes young Sandeep to come back for the second, done it with ease

Kesrick Williams to Lamichhane, 1 run, full toss on middle, Lamichhane eases it down to long-on

Sandeep Lamichhane, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Kesrick Williams to Rashid Khan, out Lbw!! Williams has his man. Windies are one wicket away from wrapping this. Full delivery on the stumps, Rashid moves across and misses the clip to the on-side, caught right in front of the sticks. Rashid Khan lbw b Kesrick Williams 9(7) [6s-1]

Kesrick Williams to Rashid Khan, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!

Kesrick Williams to Rashid Khan, SIX, he can bat, mind you! Played a blinder few days back in the IPL. Back of a length, Rashid sets himself deep in the crease and pulls, off the toe-end and well over the long leg fence