Evin Lewis smashed a dazzling century as West Indies defeated Ireland by five wickets on Sunday to complete a 3-0 sweep of the one-day international series.
Opener Lewis hit his third one-day ton off 96 balls with six boundaries and five huge sixes at the National Stadium in Grenada as West Indies reached their rain-revised target of 197 with 64 balls to spare.
The 28-year-old, left-handed Lewis had made an unbeaten 99 in the first game in Barbados which his team won also by five wickets.
"All the hard work I've done in the nets has paid off," Trinidadian Lewis said at the trophy presentation.
"This was an opportunity for my first hundred in the Caribbean, and it's great to get a series win. I've been hungry for runs."
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