Rovman Powell's 10 sixes blitz helped the hosts West Indies took a 2-1 lead against England in the five-match series after winning the third T20I by 20 runs.
In a high-scoring game that saw overall 428 runs scored in 40 overs, England stand-in captain Moeen Ali asked West Indies to bat first and got an early breakthrough.
But the hosts did not stop their power-hitting as Nicholas Pooran and Rovman Powell came together and stitched a 122-run partnership for the third wicket.
Powell went on to complete his century as he scored 107 runs in 53 balls while Pooran scored 43-ball 70 to power West Indies for a mammoth 224-5 in 20 Overs.
Chasing 225, opener Tom Banton gave England hope of pulling off its third-highest chase ever with a 39-ball 73 but his dismissal left the tourists needing 96 from 45 deliveries before Phil Salt 24-ball 57 kept the visitors' hopes alive.
Salt brought the equation down to 36 in an over, flaying the first two deliveries for six en route to a 22-ball 50 before being bowled.
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