West Indies Clinch Super Eights Spot with Dominant Win Over Nepal

West Indies, led by an unbeaten 61 from Shai Hope and 46 not out from Shimron Hetmyer, defeated Nepal by nine wickets to qualify for the Super Eights of the T20 World Cup. Jason Holder's 4/27 restricted Nepal to 133/8 before West Indies chased the target comfortably.

In a commanding performance, West Indies secured a spot in the Super Eights at the T20 World Cup, overcoming Nepal with a nine-wicket victory. The match, held on Sunday, saw Shai Hope lead the charge with an unbeaten 61, supported by Shimron Hetmyer's 46 not out.

Bowling first, West Indies restricted Nepal to a modest 133 for 8, thanks to Jason Holder's impressive 4/27. Dipendra Singh Airee's resilient 58 not out was the only saving grace for Nepal's innings. Despite a strong start, Nepal's efforts with the bat were in vain as the West Indies comfortably chased down the target in 15.2 overs.

This win marked West Indies' third consecutive triumph in the tournament, positioning them at the top of Group C. Despite Nepal's fighting spirit, led by Airee and a brief revival by Sompal Kami, they could not withstand the West Indies' batting prowess, leaving their passionate fans departing in disappointment.

(With inputs from agencies.)