NEW DELHI: When the West Indies take on Papua New Guinea at Georgetown, Guyana, on Sunday to start their campaign in the event's ninth edition, they will look to make amends at home, more than eight years after Carlos Brathwaite's four sixes at Eden Gardens gave them their second T20 world title.
In the last over, Brathwaite hit four consecutive sixes off Ben Stokes, pulling off one of the most incredible chases to make the West Indies the first side to win the T20 World Cup twice. Their first victory was in 2012.
