England captain Harry Brook believes he and his charges were too careful in the pursuit of the West Indies' 199 in their T20 World Cup loss on Wednesday.
West Indies strengthened their position in the T20 World Cup with a 30-run victory over England, as a dominant spin performance dismantled Harry Brook's side after a bright start to their chase.
England were made to sweat as they hung on to beat Nepal by just four runs in their T20I World Cup Group Stage clash in Mumbai on Sunday.
England head coach Brendon McCullum insists Harry Brook is a "strong leader" and the right man lead the white-ball teams despite plenty of off-field controversies in recent months.
England defended a target of 129 to beat Sri Lanka by 12 runs and complete 3-0 series clean sweep in Pallekele in what will be seen good preparation ahead of the T20 World Cup.
Tom Banton's composed unbeaten half-century and a ferocious Harry Brook cameo steered England to a six-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in a rain-reduced second T20 international, sealing the series 2-0 in Pallekele.