Shamar Joseph became the first player to take four catches and four wickets in a single T20 international as the West Indies secured a 42-run victory over Italy in the Men's T20 World Cup, extending their perfect group-stage record to four wins from four.

West Indies posted a competitive 165-6 batting first, with captain Shai Hope scoring a resilient 75 off 46 balls before being dismissed by Crishan Kalugamage. Joseph and Matthew Forde then took four and three wickets respectively, bowling Italy out for 123 in just 18 overs. Italy's chase faltered badly after a strong start, losing key wickets cheaply and being bowled out for 37-3 after the powerplay, with only Jon-Jon Smuts (24) and Ben Manenti (26) reaching double figures.

This victory solidifies West Indies' position in the Super 8s, following their earlier win against Nepal, and highlights Joseph's exceptional all-round impact in the tournament, marking a significant milestone in his career and the team's campaign.