Joe Root hits century and England win Western Indies trip opener

Joe Root hit an unbeaten 104, Ben Stokes 58 and Henry Wright 36 to help England to 290-8 after dropping the throw. Off-spinner James Tredwell took 3-39 as England, despite Kyle Corbin's 98-ball millennium for the serves, took the win. They perform the first of three one-day internationals against Western Indies at the same location on Saturday. After the three matches in Bermuda, Ashley Giles's part competition three Twenty 20s against the globe T20 winners in Bridgetown, Barbados, before traveling to Bangladesh, where their World Twenty20 strategy begins against New Zealand on 22 Goal. Root said: "The key is to proceed and develop on this and create sure I go on and become more reliable and can be depended upon on more events. To get operates beginning on in a trip gives you a lot of assurance for what's to come."

The coordinate was England's first overall look since Kevin Petersen’s worldwide profession was finished. Luke Wright, who says he wants to declare for a frequent worldwide position, put on 58 for the first wicket with Alex Hales. England's strength was temporarily stopped when three wickets dropped for 23 operates, but Main and Yorkshire group partner Tim Bresnan (17) included 62. Main, hitting at variety four, achieved his millennium in the ultimate over as Britain, who missing their last ODI sequence 4-1 in Sydney, published a decent complete. The serves reacted with a starting take a position of 53 which finished when Tredwell eliminated Chadwick Walton with his first football, before the off-spinner had John Palmer captured behind for a goose. Corbin, who created 105, put on 105 with Devon Johnson to help the serves restore from 143-5, before they dropped to Bresnan and Stuart Wide respectively in the ultimate five over’s.

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