Pakistan, Jan. 25 -- Nepal captain Rohit Paudel says his side have "nothing to lose" in next month's T20 World Cup as they target more famous upsets and a place in the tournament's Super Eight second phase.

The Himalayan nation stunned the two-time T20 World Cup winners West Indies last year for their first series win over a Test-playing side in the shortest format.

It gave them huge belief ahead of the 20-team event starting February 7 in India and Sri Lanka that they can repeat the feat and take down one of the cricketing powers.

Nepal will face the West Indies again in Group C alongside another two-time champion, England, and debutants Italy.

Bangladesh, who are refusing to play in India, were also drawn in the group, but look like...