England captain Harry Brook remains confident of securing Super 8 qualification despite a 30-run loss to West Indies in Mumbai. The defeat, fueled by struggles against spin bowling, leaves England third in Group C after two matches. Brook emphasized resilience, crediting a narrow win over Nepal for keeping their tournament hopes alive. *Next, they face Scotland and Italy in must-win games to advance.*

West Indies' spinners, including Gudakesh Motie and Akeal Hosein, dismantled England for 166 in 19 overs while chasing 197. Former England captain Nasser Hussain praised the opposition's performance, warning that England's vulnerability to spin could resurface in Kolkata against Scotland. "This game becomes absolutely key now," Hussain said, noting Scotland's past threat in T20 cricket.

England's T20 World Cup fixtures reveal a tight path to the Super 8s: a match against Italy on February 16 follows the Scotland clash on February 14. Hussain stressed that while England is still a strong side, adapting to spin-friendly conditions in Sri Lanka will be critical. "They need to improve on their spin game," he added, highlighting the need for strategic adjustments.

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