Captain Kieron Polland was impressed with the bat and ball because West Indies beat South Africa by 21 walks to raise five matches five matches two matches on Thursday on Thursday.
Scorecaffter was sent to Bat at the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada, the home team posted 167 for six in their 20 overs, before limiting South Africa to 146 to nine replies.
Pollard produced a final disturbance to destroy 51 of 25 balls, including five six, to increase the total West Indies after they slowed down by the threat of the South African twin round of Tabraiz Shamsi’s left packing (2-13 in four overs) and George Linde (2-16 in 2-16 Four overs).
Lendl Simmons’s opening has gave a quick home side by the Belting 47 running from 34 balls but as happened in the previous three matches, they were detained by a round pair, which had taken 11 joint goals at the level of the economy that miserly.
5.55 per over in series.
It was up to Pollard and Fabian Allen, who scored 19, attacking sailors in the Death overs and wearing 66 in 27 balls in the partnership of the seventh chaos that were invincible.
Quinton de Kock scored 60 of 43 balls in a tourist reply, but had a little support because of the change in Western Indies from their seafarers was very good.
Pollard (1-24) was forced to bowl four overs after Spinner Allen injured his shoulders trying to stop the limit, and set the tone for the rest of the attack, with Dwayne Bravo (4-19) using all tricks and tricks for the best career numbers.
The decider series will be played in the same place on Saturday.
4th T20i: Pollard leads from the front when West Indies beat SA
