T20 World Cup: The first section of the ICCT Twenty World Cup has concluded, setting the stage for the expected Super Eight segment inside the West Indies. This thrilling opposition has already seen some surprising consequences and exciting advancements.
Surprising Outcomes in the First Phase
The initial phase of the T20 World Cup ended with essential upsets. Former international champions Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand did not qualify for the Super Eight degree. Conversely, the co-host group USA, playing in their first fundamental event, made excellent access to the subsequent level. Lower-ranked groups Afghanistan and Bangladesh also advanced, showcasing their developing prowess in the sport.
Group Stage Overview
The event featured 20 groups divided into four companies of five. The pinnacle teams from every group advanced to the Super Eight degree:
- Group A: The USA, India, and Pakistan qualified.
- Group B: Australia and defending champions England secured their spots at the final minute.
- Group C: West Indies and Afghanistan advanced, leaving New Zealand in the back of.
- Group D: Bangladesh and South Africa moved forward, with Sri Lanka missing out.
Focus on Key Teams
As the Super Eight phase starts, attention may be on the robust contenders: India, Australia, England, West Indies, and South Africa. However, based on their staggering first-phase performances, Afghanistan and the USA are groups to look at. All matches will occur in Antigua, Barbados, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent.
Super Eight Group Division
The eight teams are into two companies:
Group One: India, Australia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh
Group Two: South Africa, England, West Indies, USA
Each crew will play one in shape against every other team of their organization, totaling three matches according to the crew. The pinnacle two groups from every organization will qualify for the semi-finals.
Super Eight Stage Match Schedule
- June 19: USA vs South Africa
- June 20: England vs West Indies
- June 20: Afghanistan vs India
- June 21: Australia vs Bangladesh
- June 21: England vs South Africa
- June 22: USA vs West Indies
- June 22: India vs Bangladesh
- June 23: Afghanistan vs Australia
- June 23: USA vs England
- June 24: West Indies vs South Africa
- June 24: Australia vs India
- June 25: Afghanistan vs Bangladesh
Semi-Finals and Final Match
The first semi-final can be in Guyana on June 26, and the second in Trinidad on June 27. The grand finale of the T20 World Cup may be on June 29 in Barbados.
