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Reece Topley keen to 'embrace' international opportunities after England hold on by a single run against West Indies in Surrey left-armer's first Twenty20 appearance in six years England narrowly beat West Indies in Bridgetown to level the T20 series at 1-1 It marked a first T20 appearance for Reece Topley since the 2016 World Cup The Surrey left-armer is taking every game in his stride after injury struggles
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Reece Topley is vindicating a philosophical attitude to death bowling after England team-mate Saqib Mahmood was pulverised in the final over of the second Twenty20 in Bridgetown.
Topley's penultimate over cost just eight runs and left West Indies with 30 required from the 20th delivered by Mahmood.
They took 28 during an extraordinary boundary blitz - Akeal Hosein finishing the innings with a hat-trick of sixes on his way to a record-breaking, unbeaten 44 for a number 10 - as Eoin Morgan's B listers held on by a single run.
Reece Topley was making his first T20 appearance in six years against West Indies on Sunday
But the Surrey left-armer, who took one for 18 in his first appearance for six years, accepts the boot could easily
