Highlights of the T20 World Cup match between England and West Indies, where Harry Brook's side suffered their first defeat of the tournament.

England's batters put in a disappointing display, as they lose by 30 runs to the West Indies in their second match of the T20 World Cup.

MIKE KEEGAN: The Three Lions will stage a pre-tournament camp in South Florida before, as previously reported, moving to Kansas City when the action kicks off.

England have announced pre-World Cup friendlies against New Zealand and Costa Rica in south Florida before the start of the tournament - and will be based in Kansas City, Missouri throughout their campaign.

England will complete their World Cup preparations with matches against New Zealand and Costa Rica in Florida in June, before travelling to their base in Kansas City.

The acting head of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has told a congressional committee that the agency is "a key part of the overall security apparatus for the World Cup" when asked if he would pause operations for this summer's tournament.

Thomas Tuchel’s side will play New Zealand and Costa Rica in their final warm-up games

England’s struggles against spin resurfaced as they slumped to a 30-run defeat in Mumbai

Highlights of day one of the PIF Saudi Ladies International, the opening event of the Ladies European Tour season.

The reigning Premier League champion Reds aim to end the Black Cats’ unbeaten run

Chinese snowboarder Liu Jiayu was left motionless on the Olympic halfpipe after a horrific face-first fall at the Milano Cortina Olympics in Italy. China has yet to give an update.

RICHARD GIBSON IN MUMBAI: England's eight-game winning run came crashing to a halt in a repeat of the 2016 Twenty20 World Cup final.

GRAPHIC WARNING: The US skiing great was already competing with a torn ACL, which she has insisted had no influence on her accident in the downhill final in Cortina.

Group C: West Indies 196-6 bt England 166 by 30 runsRutherford smashes 76 and England splutter in chaseWest Indies are making Group C look plain sailing, England are all at sea. Like, by and large, the ball – unless it was arrowing towards a fielder – England’s pursuit of a target of 197 never got off the ground, and at the end of a largely pedestrian …