Scotland aims to prove worth against West Indies after late T20 World Cup entry

• Scotland, a late inclusion in the T20 World Cup, seeks to demonstrate their deserving spot against two-time champions West Indies.
• Their entry followed Bangladesh's withdrawal due to "security concerns" after BCCI directed KKR to release Mustafizur Rahman.
• Scotland asserts they are more than just substitutes, citing past upsets against West Indies, including a 42-run victory in the 2022-23 T20 World Cup.
• The team, a mix of experienced players and young talent, is confident despite limited preparation time, aiming to defeat Test-playing nations.
• West Indies, led by Shai Hope, will pose a significant threat with strong performers like Sherfane Rutherford and Akeal Hosein.