NEW DELHI: After failing to qualify for this year's Cricket World Cup, the West Indies made a strong comeback by securing a convincing seven-wicket victory against Oman in Harare on Wednesday.
Brandon King, the opening batsman, displayed an exceptional performance by scoring a remarkable century (100), while the team's captain, Shai Hope, remained unbeaten with a notable 63 runs. Their combined efforts enabled the West Indies to effortlessly chase down Oman's total of 221-9 with a remarkable 10.2 overs to spare.