The West Indies dominated Nepal with a comprehensive nine-wicket victory in their T20 World Cup clash at Wankhede Stadium. Chasing a modest target of 134, the Windies reached their goal in just 15.2 overs, losing only one wicket in the process. Brandon King led the charge with a blistering 129-run knock, while Shai Hope remained unbeaten at the crease.

Nepal's innings struggled from the outset, managing only 133-8 in their allotted 20 overs. Rohit Paudel's team lost wickets at regular intervals, with Jason Holder and Akeal Hosein spearheading the Windies' bowling attack. Bhurtel top-scored for Nepal with 33 runs, but the team failed to build substantial partnerships. The Windies' decision to field after winning the toss proved decisive as they dismantled Nepal's batting lineup.

This victory showcases the West Indies' T20 credentials as they cruise through the tournament. The Caribbean side's all-round performance, combining clinical bowling with aggressive batting, highlights their status as one of the tournament favorites. For Nepal, this defeat exposes their struggles against top-tier opposition and raises questions about their ability to compete at this level.