West Indies Beat England by 30 Runs in T20 World Cup

MUMBAI: (Web Desk) – In the 15th match of Group C of the ICC T20 World Cup, West Indies defeated England by 30 runs at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Batting first, West Indies posted a strong total of 196 for 6 in their allotted 20 overs. Sharfane Rutherford starred with a brilliant 76 off 42 balls, while Jason Holder provided late impetus by scoring 33 runs off just 17 deliveries. Roston Chase also played a vital role at the top of the order, scoring 34 runs off 29 balls to give his team a solid start.

For England, Moti, Chase and Hosein picked up important wickets, but the target proved too challenging. Chasing 197, England were bowled out for 166 in 19 overs.

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Jacob Moti tried to stabilize the innings with 33 runs off 23 balls, while Sam Curran was the top scorer for England with 43 off 30 balls. However, the rest of the batting lineup failed to build partnerships under pressure.

West Indies’ victory was built on strong all-round performances, with Sharfane Rutherford, Jason Holder and Romario Shepherd contributing with both bat and ball. Roston Chase claimed two wickets, while Moti dismissed key English batters at crucial moments to seal the win.

With this victory, West Indies have strengthened their chances of qualification, while England now face a tough challenge in the group stage. The match proved to be an exciting and thrilling contest for fans, showcasing aggressive batting and quality bowling from both sides, but it was West Indies’ teamwork and late-overs dominance that made the difference.