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'I Take Blame As Captain': Hope After West Indies Exit From T20 World Cup

March 2, 2026

West Indies captain Shai Hope accepted responsibility for the team's elimination from the T20 World Cup, acknowledging that he should have batted more aggressively to set a challenging target against India. In a must-win Super Eight match, the West Indies scored 196 runs, but India successfully chased it down, leading to the former champions' exit from the tournament.

'I Take Blame As Captain': Hope After West Indies Exit From T20 World Cup

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Shai Hope captained the West Indies during their T20 World Cup exit.
Hope scored 32 runs off 33 balls in the crucial Super Eight match.
West Indies set a target of 196 runs for India, which was successfully chased.
India's victory eliminated the defending champions from the tournament.
Hope believes he could have contributed more by batting faster.

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'I Take Blame As Captain': Hope After West Indies Exit From T20 World Cup

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