Stats - A record low for Uganda and a record win for West Indies

39 Uganda's total against West Indies is now the joint-lowest at the men's T20 World Cup. The Netherlands also got bowled out for 39 runs against Sri Lanka in the 2014 edition.

1 Uganda's 39 all-out is also the lowest by any team against West Indies in men's T20Is. Ireland's 68 all-out in the 2010 T20 World Cup was the previous lowest against West Indies.

It is also Uganda's lowest total in men's T20Is, with their previous lowest being 58 all-out against Afghanistan earlier in this tournament.

134 West Indies' win margin against Uganda is their first win by a margin of 100-plus runs in the men's T20Is. Their previous biggest was by 84 runs against Pakistan in the 2014 T20 World Cup.

2 West Indies' 134-run win is the second-biggest by runs for any team in the men's T20 World Cup. The biggest win was by 172 runs for Sri Lanka in 2007, when they bundled out Kenya to 88 while defending 260 for 6.

1 Akeal Hosein became the first bowler from West Indies to bag a five-wicket haul at the men's T20 World Cup. The previous best bowling figures for West Indies were 4 for 15 by Samuel Badree against Bangladesh in 2014.

1 Number of bowling figures in men's T20Is for West Indies, better than Hosein's 5 for 11 against Uganda. Obed McCoy's six for 17 against India in 2022 are the best figures for West Indies in this format.

Hosein is also the first spinner to take a five-wicket haul for West Indies in the men's T20Is.

10 All ten batters dismissed in Uganda's innings scored less than ten runs, the second instance of all ten batters getting out for a single digit score in an innings at the men's T20 World Cup. West Indies were the batting side in the first such instance, during the semi-final of the 2009 edition against Sri Lanka.

8 Uganda batters were dismissed leg-before-wicket or bowled by the West Indies bowlers. Only once before, there have been eight or more leg-before-wicket or bowled dismissals in an innings at the men's T20 World Cup - 9 by Scotland against Afghanistan in 2021.