England once again dominated West Indies, the reigning World T20 champions, bundling them out for 72 in St Kitts to seal a 3-0 sweep. This, after dismantling the home side for 45 in the second T20I.

After the shock of the Test series – England were outplayed in a 2-1 loss – and a disappointing 2-2 draw in the ODIs, the T20Is provided a much-needed boost of confidence for the visitors as they ended the tour on a high.

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Morgan was elated. “That’s as close as we could have got to a perfect performance,” he told Test Match Special. “Throughout this T20 series, we have played extremely well. What we have seen over the last two games is individuals standing up and producing match-winning performances.

“Touring is difficult when you’re not playing, and when you do get your opportunity, there is a bit more pressure on for you to step up and contribute. I always feel I play my best cricket when I’m playing regularly, so it can present a challenge to hit your straps when you’re not playing regularly. To come out and play as I have gives me a lot of confidence.”

England next take on Ireland in a one-off ODI in May before a limited-overs series against Pakistan.