In the second one-day international between West Indies and England, Sam Curran delivered a stunning performance, taking three wickets to help reduce West Indies to 23-4. Curran's performance was instrumental in England's victory by six wickets, levelling the three-match series.

Shai Hope's resilient knock of 68 from 68 balls helped West Indies recover from a disastrous start, but Curran, along with Liam Livingstone (3-39) and Rehan Ahmed (2-40), ensured they were dismissed for 202.

In response, Will Jacks led England's batting display with a mature innings of 73. Harry Brook (43*) and Jos Buttler (58*) also made significant contributions, securing victory for England with over 17 overs to spare.

Curran's performance is particularly noteworthy as he had a lacklustre World Cup and faced scrutiny over his place in the England team. However, England coach Matthew Mott and Jos Buttler decided to stick with him for the second match, a decision that paid off handsomely.

The third and deciding ODI will take place in Bridgetown, Barbados on Saturday, where Curran will look to continue his resurgence and help England clinch the series.