Co-hosts West Indies will open their T20 World Cup 2024 campaign against Papua New Guinea at the Providence Stadium in Georgetown on Sunday. Despite being two-time world champions, the West Indies have seen a decline in their performance in recent ICC tournaments. However, this time they appear strong and poised for redemption. On the other hand, Papua New Guinea, though weaker on paper and fielding an ageing squad, possess the experience that could potentially lead to unexpected upsets. The match promises to be an intriguing contest as both teams strive to make their mark in the tournament.