“Winning with just an over to spare is a bit too close for comfort,” Sammy admitted. “But I won’t let this overshadow the positive strides we’ve made throughout the year.”
The competition intensifies as the Windies head to Trinidad and Tobago, facing New Zealand on June 13th followed by Afghanistan on June 18th.
Only the top two teams from the group stage progress to the Super Eight stage.
West Indies will be eager to avoid a repeat of the last T20 World Cup, where they were knocked out in the first round.