West Indies beat England; levels series 1-1

West Indies' Andre Russell celebrates after claiming the wicket of England's Tim Bresnan during their T20 match at Oval, London on Sunday.

AP West Indies' Andre Russell celebrates after claiming the wicket of England's Tim Bresnan during their T20 match at Oval, London on Sunday.

West Indies bowled England out for 88 to win the second Twenty20 match by 25 runs at The Oval on Sunday, levelling the two-match series at 1-1.

Afridi makes u-turn, says YES for Tour to West Indies

Shahid Afridi

Within days of asking for a break citing exhaustion, Pakistan ODI captain Shahid Afridi has had a change of heart and has decided to go to the West Indies for the one-day and Twenty20 series later this month.

The 31-year-old all-rounder had earlier decided to take a break from the coming tour.

"Yes, earlier I had decided to take a break from the West Indies tour because I wanted to have a rest from cricket," Afridi said.

"But my family members, my father, my friends and some former players have told me I must go to the West Indies so that there is continuity in the Pakistan team," he said.