Toggle between the tabs above to switch between full scorecard, quick scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary TOSS report: Rain delayed the toss for the third one-day international of the five-match series between the West Indies and England at the National Stadium in Grenada on Monday. [caption id=“attachment_6120711” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Jason Holder and Eoin Morgan, captain of West Indies and England respectively. Agencies[/caption] Honours were shared in the first two matches in Barbados last week with the English achieving their highest-ever successful chase in overhauling the home side’s total of 360 for eight in the first match, while the tourists’ batting collapsed at a critical stage of the second fixture for the Caribbean team to claim a 26-run win. The fourth one-dayer will also take place at the National Stadium, before the series heads to St Lucia’s Gros Islet for final one-dayer. West Indies earlier pulled off an unlikely 2-1 Test series victory over the visitors, regaining the Wisden Trophy for the first time in a decade. The team won the first two Tests under Jason Holder’s captaincy, with the tourists winning the dead rubber at St Lucia — a game that Holder was absent from due to the one-match ban slapped on him by the ICC. The ongoing ODI series is the last set of one-day games for both teams before the World Cup kicks off in England starting 30 May. With inputs from AFP
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