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England set Windies 104 to win first T20I

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England, sent in to bat, were bowled out for 104 in 19.4 overs against West Indies in the first Twenty20 International on Saturday at Kensington Oval here.

Summarised scores:

ENGLAND 104 all out off 19.4 overs (Chris Jordan 28, Adil Rashid 22, Eoin Morgan 17, James Vince 14; Jason Holder 4-7, Sheldon Cottrell 2-30) vs WEST INDIES.

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