England defeated West Indies by 21 runs in the second T20 International match at Durham's Riverside ground, continuing their winning streak under captain Harry Brook. Jos Buttler scored an impressive 96 off 59 balls, marking his highest T20 score on home soil, and Liam Dawson returned to the international scene with a four-wicket haul, earning him the player of the match award. England posted a competitive 188-6 after winning the toss and batting first, with Buttler contributing significantly to the total. West Indies struggled in their chase, finishing at 167-9, with Evin Lewis top-scoring at 39. The match featured key wickets from Dawson and Luke Wood, who opened the bowling with a crucial yorker that dismissed Hope for 1. The series continues with the next game scheduled in Bristol. The recent performances highlight England's improved form in white-ball cricket, while West Indies aims to bounce back in the upcoming matches.