In a stunning display of cricket, Italy notched its first-ever win in the T20 World Cup, defeating Nepal by a significant margin of 10 wickets. The Australian-born brothers, Justin and Anthony Mosca, were instrumental in this achievement, each scoring half-centuries and making history as the first siblings to achieve this feat in the tournament's history. Their contributions helped Italy to chase down a target of 124 runs with 44 balls to spare, highlighting their impressive debut in the global cricketing arena.

Italy, despite lacking a single natural cricket pitch, showcased their determination and skill in front of the Mumbai crowd. Opting to bowl first proved beneficial for them, as their bowlers, particularly Crishan Kalugamage and Benjamin Manenti, restricted Nepal's scoring opportunities. The spinners effectively dismantled the opposition's batting order, which set up a solid foundation for the Italian team to embark on their batting innings with confidence.

Following this historic victory, Italy is poised to face England in their next match on Monday, thus providing another opportunity for the team to make its mark in the World Cup. The Mosca brothers' performance not only cements their legacy in the tournament but also elevates Italy's status in international cricket, potentially inspiring a new generation of players in a country known more for its passion for football than cricket.