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World T20: West Indies win toss, decide to field

| | Apr 04, 2016, at 12:14 am
Kolkata, Apr 3 (IBNS) Playing the big final of the ICC World T20 at the iconic Eden Gardens here on Sunday, West Indies won the toss and decided to field first against England.

Both the teams are playing their second final.

Each having won the cup once, the winner of the men's final will be the first team to repeat their feat.

West Indies Team: J Charles, C Gayle, M Samuels, L Simmons, D Ramdin, DJ Bravo, A Russell, D Sammy, C Brathwaite, S Badree, S Benn

England Team: J Roy, A Hales, J Root, E Morgan, B Stokes, J Buttler, M Ali, C Jordan, A Rashid, D Willey, L Plunkett
 

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