(Reuters) – England kept their five-match Twenty20 series in the West Indies alive after winning the third game by seven wickets with a ball to spare thanks to Phil Salt’s unbeaten 109 in a mammoth run chase in St George’s, Grenada, on Saturday. Put in to bat by England skipper Jos Buttler, the home side posted 222-6 on the back of Nicholas Pooran’s 82 off 45 deliveries. Chasing a record T20I score at the National Cricket Stadium, Salt went all guns blazing with nine sixes and four boundaries, building a 115-run opening stand with Buttler (51) before Harry Brook (31 off seven) finished things off in style with a six. West Indies are now 2-1 up in t
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