0.5 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Akeal Hosein draws first blood! He bowls the perfect arm ball, full and on off, going in sharply with the arm. Kushal Bhurtel should have been on the front foot but he moves back to play at it. He ends up playing all over it as the ball skids through and rattles the stumps. Bhurtel is stunned, and this is the 4th time Hosein has got him in T20Is. 2/1

4.1 OUT! TAKEN! Another one bites the dust and Nepal are in tatters. Jason Holder begins with a gentle loosener, bowling it full and on the pads. Aasif Sheikh picks it up and flicks it aerially down to deep backward square leg and finds the fielder to perfection. Shimron Hetmyer pouches a simple catch and Nepal are 17/3 in 4.1 overs. 17/3

3.1 OUT! LBW! Matthew Forde pitches the ball on a fullish length and bowls it on off stump, slanting the ball back in. Paudel looks to flick but falls over a bit and is beaten on the inside edge, getting rapped on the pads. There is an appeal and it is given by the on-field umpire. Rohit Paudel reviews it, though. Seems pretty straightforward but the third umpire is having a look. The replays suggest there is a big gap between bat and pad and Ball Tracking shows the wickets as umpire's call, with the ball clipping the leg stump. It stays out. 17/2

19.2 OUT! TAKEN! Jason Holder has three now. He goes around the wicket, lands this back of a length, on middle and leg. Dipendra Singh Airee clears his front leg to go big down the ground but fails to ride the bounce. It hits him high on the bat and the ball flies towards long on, where Rovman Powell comes forward and takes a good catch. Airee departs after a fantastic knock of 58 off 47. 127/7

6.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Matthew Forde has made that catch look a lot easier than it actually was. Jason Holder bowls it on a good length at the stumps, angling the ball in. Aarif Sheikh looks to pick it off the pads and flick it over mid-wicket but ends up skying it high towards mid-wicket. Forde circles around and takes it running back. From 17/1, Nepal are now 23/4. 23/4

10.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! A strangle down the leg side and Lokesh Bam has to walk back. Shamar Joseph hammers a shorter length and angles it down leg. Lokesh looks to pull but is rushed and gloves it behind to the keeper. Shai Hope moves to his left and gobbles it up. Nepal lose another wicket just when they started to fire and the scoreboard now read 46/5. 46/5

15 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Roston Chase has made a real mess of the stumps and it was coming. Chase goes flat and full on off, takes a bit of pace off the ball as well. Gulshan Jha goes on one knee and has a wild swing across the line but misses the ball completely. Nepal are pegged back again as the 27-run stand comes to an end. 73/6

20 OUT! CAUGHT! Jason Holder ends with a four-fer! He bowls a slower one, full and around off. Karan KC looks to slog it down the ground but his bat turns in his hands. He gets the height but not the distance as the ball goes in the air towards long off, where Matthew Forde runs forward and pouches it safely. Nepal finish on 133/8! 133/8

5.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Three boundaries in the previous over, and one thought that would set King on his way, but he holes out now. Nandan bends his back and slams the slower ball into the surface, over off. Brandon gets his hands high to play it over mid on with a horizontal bat. He fails to get the desired connection and spoons it over mid on. Kushal Bhurtel backpedals there and takes the catch around his neck. That gets the Nepalese fans up on their feet. West Indies are 43/1, needing 91 runs in 87 balls. 43/1