Scotland put Windies to the sword at T20 World Cup
There's been another major upset in the group-stage of the Men's T20 Cricket World Cup in Australia. Scotland beat twice champions West Indies by 42 runs in Hobart. Batting first, Scotland made 160-5, with opener George Munsey striking an unbeaten 66 from 53 balls. A mixture of woeful batting and disciplined bowling then saw the Windies bowled out for 118 with one and a half overs to spare. The result means West Indies, who are ranked seventh in the world, will likely need to win both of their remaining games to progress to the main tournament.  Zimbabwe got their campaign off to a winning start, beating Ireland by 31 runs. But the hosts suffered a horror show in their final warm-up match against India. Australia looked to be cruising at 171-4, needing just 17 runs to win off the final two overs. Two wickets went down in the penultimate over before Australia lost four wickets in consecutive balls to be bowled out on the final delivery of the innings for 180.