Cricket

Romario Shepherd’s Hat-Trick Powers West Indies Past Scotland in T20 World Cup 2026

Romario Shepherd produced a match-winning spell, taking the first hat-trick of the T20 World Cup 2026 as West Indies beat Scotland by 35 runs in their Group C opener in Kolkata.

Shepherd grabbed four wickets in five balls, finishing with 5-20, to dismiss Scotland for 147 while chasing 183. Earlier, Shimron Hetmyer smashed a 36-ball 64 to lift West Indies to 182/5 at Eden Gardens.

Scotland threatened at 114/3 after a strong stand between Richie Berrington and Tom Bruce, but strikes from Jason Holder and Shepherd ended their challenge decisively.

Match Summary

WI – 182/5 (20)

SCO – 147 (18.5)

Player of the Match – Shimron Hetmyer

Sahir Usman

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