The 2019 Cricket World Cup finally got underway yesterday with Ben Stokes on song as England defeated South Africa at The Oval.
The hosts England come into the tournament as the number one ranked ODI side in the world, and remain favourites to lift the trophy for the very first time.
Today's action took us to Trent Bridge, where the West Indies comprehensively beat Pakistan by seven wickets in just three-and-a-half hours.
Chris Gayle (50) set a new record for the most sixes in World Cup history as Jason Holder's side easily chased down a meagre target of 106 in only 13.4 overs.
Nicolas Pooran (34*) also impressed with the bat on a comfortable afternoon for the West Indies, who had earlier blitzed Pakistan with a fine display of accomplished short bowling.
Pacemen Oshane Thomas (4-27), Holder (3-42) and Andre Russell (2-4) inflicted the damage to bowl out their opponents - who have now lost 12th successive ODI matches - for a dismal 105.
Nobody scored more than 22 for Pakistan, who face England next.
Saturday's matches see Australia take on Afghanistan and New Zealand battle Sri Lanka.
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