England in West Indies 2014

Zimbabwe's World Cup star has revealed concerns about his financial future were behind his retirement from international cricket.

The T20 International series against the West Indies has been lost but the final game in Barbados today could still be the last chance for England to get their combination right ahead of the World T20 Championship, beginning in Bangladesh this week.

With the series level at 1-1, West Indies and England will go hard at each other as they look to clinch the series in the third and final ODI at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.

An unbroken eighth-wicket partnership of 58 between Ravi Bopara and captain Stuart Broad averted another embarrassing England collapse and saw their team to a series-levelling three-wicket win over the West Indies on Sunday.

England will be under pressure to stay alive in the series when they play the West Indies in the second ODI in Antigua on Sunday, after going down by 15 runs in the first of a three-match series.

West Indies defeated England by 15 runs in the first one-day international on Friday after the visitors squandered an excellent platform that had put them in position to take the lead in the three-match series.

Former West Indian legends Andy Roberts, Curtly Ambrose and Richie Richardson were knighted during the first One-Day International between West Indies and England in Antigua on 28 February 2014.