England Lions set List A record score of 487 against West Indies A
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England Lions achieved their highest List A score of 487-5 against West Indies A in St Kitts during the second unofficial ODI on November 10, 2026. Ben McKinney scored 145 runs from 65 balls, supported by James Rew's 107 not out from 56 balls. This total exceeded the previous record of 425-1 set against Sri Lanka A in 2016. The Lions went on to dismiss West Indies A for 211, winning the match by 276 runs. Eddie Jack led the bowling attack with a five-wicket haul, contributing to the Lions' dominant performance on this tour.
- •Ben McKinney scored 145 runs; James Rew added 107 not out.
- •England Lions surpassed their previous List A record of 425 runs.
- •Eddie Jack claimed five wickets to skittle West Indies A for 211.
- •The Lions remain undefeated on their West Indies tour.
- •Upcoming matches include three more ODIs in St Kitts.
- 7:00 AMSky Sports — England Lions hit record score as McKinney runs riot
"England Lions thumped their highest List A score of all time as they piled on 487-5 from 50 overs against West Indies A in the second unofficial ODI in St Kitts.
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