Bermuda have qualified for next year's Americas regional final as qualification for the next men's T20 World Cup continues.

The home side were dominant throughout the tournament with the only blemish on their record being an opening day no-result against the Bahamas.

They beat Belize by 10 wickets in their second game and demolished Panama in their third game, bowling them out for 69 and then chasing their target down in just 4.3 overs to win by 10 wickets. Delray Rawlins, the former Sussex and England Under-19 player, was especially brutal, clubbing 52 runs in only 17 balls.

Delray Rawlins hits a six against Panama (ICC TV)

Rawlins continued his form into Bermuda's final game on Saturday, scoring 121 from 66 balls - Bermuda's highest individual score in T20Is - as they scored 220-4 against Brazil. Luke Horan then took 4-13 to bowl the Brazilians out for 74, securing a 146 run win.

They will join group B (which somewhat confusingly took place before Group A) winners Cayman Islands plus Canada and USA in the regional final next year.