Jos Buttler's rankling innings controlled Britain's pursuit in the second T20I as the guests took a 2-0 lead over West Indies with a reverberating seven wicket triumph at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados. A trained bowling execution assisted Britain with confining West Indies to 158/8 preceding Buttler struck a 45-ball 83, which included 8 fours and 6 sixes, to help his side rush to the objective in 14.5 overs. Britain had an early misfortune in the pursuit as Phil Salt, the centurion in the principal game, was excused for a duck off the primary ball. Yet, Buttler and Will Jacks guaranteed a decent powerplay for Britain, with both the hitters striking ordinary limits and furthermore two or three sixes. The 6th over was particularly useful for Britain, with Jacks hitting a four and Buttler striking two fours and a six off Romario Shepherd to get 21 off the over. West Indies couldn't confine the pursue stream even the handling limitations were lifted as Buttler managed in sixes and furthermore raised a 32-ball fifty with a most extreme off Roston Pursue, helping Britain to 94/1 at the midway stage. Both Buttler and Jacks were batting during the 30s when the eighth over was finished yet in the following four overs, the Britain skipper had gone on, hustling into the 80s. There was at last some break for West Indies as Shepherd got the wickets of the two Jacks (38) and Buttler in the equivalent over to end a monstrous 129-run stand. However, that was fleeting as Liam Livingstone's 23* off 11, with three fours and a six, got Britain over the line in the fifteenth over. Prior, in the wake of being approached to bat, West Indies were gouged by early wickets in spite of the Britain bowlers being somewhat unruly with their lines. Nine wides were bowled in the initial two overs, with Saqib Mahmood bowling eight of those. Be that as it may, he likewise got the wicket of Brandon Lord, who miscued a space to leave for 1. Evin Lewis tumbled to Jofra Bowman, gloving a conveyance with additional skip to the 'guardian. Roston Pursue struck three fours, remembering two for an over of Mahmood, however tumbled to similar bowler not long after as West Indies finished the powerplay at 44/3. Britain did well to remove the limits from overs 7 to 10, constraining Nicholas Pooran's endeavor to up the speed. Be that as it may, in attempting to do as such, he was out baffled off Livingstone. Kieran Powell hit a major six off Livingstone however the bowler got his subsequent wicket by having Sherfane Rutherford caught in front, with Britain involving the DRS to get the choice in support of themselves. Powell then hit a six and a four in an over off Adil Rashid yet it took West Indies 15 overs to cross the 100 imprint. A vigilant innings from Powell (43 off 41) reached a conclusion when Dan Mousley conveyed an ideal yorker to break the stumps. Gudakesh Motie and Shepherd struck a couple of limits however the previous tumbled to Rashid, leaving West Indies at 126/7 after 18 overs. The last two overs ended up great for West Indies as Sam Curran surrendered 17 takes off 15, with Shepherd and Matthew Forde concocting valuable appearances. Be that as it may, the complete demonstrated lacking against a rampaging Buttler who set Britain well-positioned to secure the series.