NEW DELHI: Co-hosts West Indies faced a tough challenge from a spirited Papua New Guinea side before securing a hard-fought five-wicket victory in their T20 World Cup opener in Georgetown on Sunday.
Despite losing their first four wickets for just 50 runs, PNG managed to post a respectable total of 136 for eight, thanks to a gritty half-century from left-hander Sese Bau (50 off 43).
