(Reuters) - Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan made centuries before Adil Rashid took four wickets in five balls as England beat West Indies by 29 runs in an astonishing fourth one-day international in Grenada on Wednesday.
Spectators were left ducking for cover as the teams piled up a world record 46 sixes in St. George's -- 24 by England and 22 by West Indies.
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