West Indies are out of the ODI World Cup in 2023 for the first time in history.

 The cricketing scene was left deadened as deceive ODI World Cup champions, West Indies failed to attempt to possess all the necessary qualities during the ongoing year's uber event, with the mishap against Scotland winding up the last nail in the coffin for them. On Saturday, Scotland pounded the West Indies, who were at that point nearly being killed. 

 

Numerous extraordinary cricketers and previous cricketers were in a condition of shock because of the result, which had suggestions for the impending occasion in India.

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It was hard for some of the best cricketers from the West Indies, who were in Zimbabwe for the World Cup qualifiers in different limits, to understand how one of the best cricketing countries neglected to try and meet all requirements during the current year's headliner.

 

West Indies were bowled out for 181 in their 50 overs in Harare before Scotland pursued down the objective with 6.3 overs remaining, keeping their thin desires for qualifying alive.

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Shai Trust's men have no concentration with only two matches remaining in the Extremely Six stage in Zimbabwe after past misfortunes by Zimbabwe and the Netherlands. The overall one-day masterpiece, which will be held in India from October 5 until November 19, will be amazing for the shortage of one of the game's standard rockin' rollers.

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By winning their initial one-day global match, Scotland got payback on the West Indies for their horrifying and hostile loss at the 2018 World Cup Qualifier, which cost them a spot in the fundamental competition.

 

They as of now sit just two concentrations behind Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka, with the fundamental two possessing all the necessary qualities for the 10-bunch event, before their last two games against Zimbabwe on Tuesday and the Dutch two days sometime later.