In a thrilling T20 World Cup match held at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, the West Indies emerged victorious over England by 30 runs, marking their second consecutive win in the tournament. The West Indies, having elected to bat first, posted a formidable total of 196-6, largely due to Sherfane Rutherford's explosive unbeaten 76 off 42 balls, which included seven sixes and two fours. Jason Holder contributed significantly with a quickfire 33 off 17 balls. The West Indies' innings was characterized by a strong recovery after being reduced to 77-4, with Rutherford and Holder adding 61 runs in the final overs. Adil Rashid was a standout performer for England, claiming 2-16 in his four overs and reaching a milestone of 400 T20 international wickets, as reported by Business Recorder and ESPN Cricinfo.