In a high-stakes encounter at the T20 World Cup, England and West Indies are set to clash in a match that will determine their fate in the semi-finals. Scheduled for October 15 in Dubai, the game is a do-or-die situation for both teams, with a victory securing a place in the last four.

England, led by Heather Knight, has maintained an unbeaten record in Group B, amassing six points with victories over Scotland, Bangladesh, and South Africa. The team boasts a formidable spin attack, with Sophie Ecclestone as the key player. Ecclestone has been instrumental, conceding only four runs per over and taking four wickets in three innings.

West Indies, captained by Hayley Matthews, has had a mixed campaign, with wins against Bangladesh and Scotland, but a loss to South Africa in their opening match. They sit third in the group with four points. The availability of Stafanie Taylor, who has been dealing with a knee injury, will be crucial for the team's chances.

The match is not just about winning; the margin of victory could also impact South Africa's semi-final hopes. England can still qualify with a narrow loss, under specific conditions related to the first innings total or the number of balls remaining.

This match is a virtual knockout for both sides, with the winner advancing directly to the semi-finals. The teams will be vying for every run and wicket, as the race for the semi-finals reaches its climax.