Nepal skittle West Indies for 83 in historic T20 cricket series win

The West Indian Islands experienced a new low for bowling for only 83 to lose the T20 series with Minnows Nepal in the United Arab Emirates.

Nepal, which ranks 18th in the world, had never played a T20 series against a full member country before this week, but won three match series with a spare game.

A total of 83 Windies, 83, the lowest thing a full member nation scored a goal against a partner, and the margin, which won 90 conditions, is the largest for a partner against a full member.

West Indies’s test team was overwhelmed by Australia in July and comes after the second lowest score in the test date and the worst of the worst since 1955.

After losing this series 3-0, Cricket West Indies President Dr Kishore called for an emergency meeting to review the series and received the help of legendary former actors Sir Viv Richards, Sir Clive Lloyd and Brian Lara.

In addition, they could not participate in more than 50 World Cups in 2023 and are currently outside the qualifying places for 2027 editions.

Nepal, Aasif Sheikh and Sundeep Jora, the 100-conditioned of the fourth small door partnership with 20 overseas scored 173-6 points and hit five six in Jora Sharjah.

The Sixth West Indian Islands never went to Chase in the T20 ranking, and only three dough reached double figures.

He was 63-4 years old before he fell to only 83.

Nepal, who coaches by the Australian Stuart Law, participated in the 2026 T20 World Cup qualifiers next month – they played in 2024 and 2014 tournaments.

The series ended with the third T20 on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the West Indians Fast Bows Alzarri Joseph was removed from two test series against the next month because of the repetition of back injury.