The West Indies crushed Zimbabwe by 141 runs in the 3rd One Day International at Arnos Vale today, and took a 2-1 lead in the 5-match series.

Leading 3-2 from the first leg, Wayne Rooney eased united in front, heading in Gary Neville's cross. The striker then clipped his 30th goal this season from Nani's pass.

The home team is boosted by the return of Dwayne Bravo and younger brother Darren Bravo, despite the challenges they faced in getting to St Vincent.

Johnson stated that Bolt has achieved all that he can in the shorter sprints and should make the switch now rather than later.

The Gunners of North London put on a display and romped to an emphatic 5-0 victory, to prevail 6-2 on aggregate.

El Dorado slipped up in the field against Hillview last time out and lost, but their batting is their strength, with Yannic Cariah and Aaron Alfred, the leaders of the pack. Their output will be crucial as el do takes a 10-point cushion into their encounter with fourth-placed Fatima at Mucurapo road, eyeing a win to put the title beyond the chasing pack.

His energetic style and determination would be a welcome addition to a West Indies squad which has been exposed by the team-approach and discipline of Zimbabwe.

Speaking to the media after the match the Jamaican opening batsman was also high in praise for middle order batsman Narsingh deonarine for his contribution with the bat that helped the home team avoid further embarrassment.