Scotland has made it a second consecutive day of upsets at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia by recording a stunning 42-run victory over the West Indies in Hobart on Monday.Opener George Munsey set the tone by carrying his bat throughout at Bellerive Oval to finish with a stylish 66 from just 53 deliveries as Scotland amassed 160/5 from their 20 overs.Scotland held on to some excellent outfield catches and showed the rest of the world they will be difficult to beat at the tournament.Much was made of the new West Indies& era with veterans Dwayne Bravo and Chris Gayle gone and the likes of Andre Russell and Sunil Narine on the outer, but Nicholas Pooran's side were overpowered on the big stage and dismissed for 118 in the penultimate over.However there was not much joy for the West Indies who were outplayed in all aspects of the game by a Scotland side that were on a mission.Just like Sri Lanka a day earlier, the West Indies now face a must-win encounter in their next match when they take on Zimbabwe in Hobart on Wednesday evening.The West Indies are the only team at the T20 World Cup with two titles to their name, so bowing out in the First Round would not be seen as a good result for the Caribbean side.Scotland will battle it out against fellow European side Ireland in Hobart on Wednesday afternoon and a victory there could see Berrington's men qualify for the Super 12 stage.The post Superb Scotland stun West Indies in Hobart victory first appeared on Ariana News.