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Everything you need to know about the T20 Cricket World Cup in the United States and Canada
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The 2024 T20 Cricket World Cup is being held in the United States for the first time, with the West Indies as co-hosts.
England go into the tournament as title holders having won the last edition less than two years ago, beating Pakistan in the final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
India are among the favourites for the International Cricket Council event but they have not won a major cricket tournament since the Champions Trophy in 2013 and the T20 World Cup has evaded their grasp since they became the first-ever winners back in 2007.
Meanwhile, Australia stand on the brink of an unprecedented feat in world cricket. If Mitchell Marsh’s side can win, the nation will hold every major cricketing trophy across the men’s and women’s game.
Here’s everything you need to know:
The T20 World Cup began on June 2 with a nod to history. Co-hosts United States took on Canada in a repeat of the first-ever recognised international cricket match, which took place between the two sides in 1844. A mammoth 180 years later, the USA chased down their record score in T20 internationals to triumph by seven wickets.
There will be 20 teams in the group stage of the tournament with four groups of five, then there will be a super 8s stage.
The Super 8s will have two groups of four with eight teams , and two teams will go through from each into the semi-finals.
The matches will take place in three venues in the United States: Florida (Central Broward Park), New York (Nassau County International Cricket Stadium) and Texas (Grand Prairie Stadium).
In the Caribbean, the games will be played in Antigua and Barbuda (Sir Vivian Richards Stadium), Barbados (Kensington Oval), Guyana (Providence Stadium), Saint Lucia (Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium), St. Vincent & the Grenadines (Arnos Vale Playing Field) and Trinidad and Tobago (Brian Lara Cricket Academy).
In the UK, the tournament will be shown live on Sky Sports, across the Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Cricket channels and can also be streamed live via the SkyGo app.
In India, the game will be shown live across the Star Sports Network and Disney + Hotstar.
Group A – India, Pakistan, Ireland, Canada, USA
Group B – England, Australia, Namibia, Scotland, Oman
Group C – New Zealand, West Indies, Afghanistan, Uganda, Papua New Guinea
Group D – South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Netherlands, Nepal
Sunday, June 2
USA beat Canada by seven wickets
West Indies beat Papua New Guinea by five wickets
Monday, June 3
Namibia beat Oman in a Super Over by 11 runs
South Africa beat Sri Lanka by six wickets
Tuesday, June 4
Afghanistan beat Uganda by 125 runs
England vs Scotland – No result
Netherlands beat Nepal by six wickets
Wednesday, June 5
India beat Ireland by eight wickets
Thursday, June 6
Uganda beat Papua New Guinea by three wickets
Australia beat Oman by 39 runs
USA vs Pakistan – Texas (4.30pm)
Namibia vs Scotland – Barbados (8pm)
Friday, June 7
Canada vs Ireland – New York (3.30pm)
Saturday, June 8
New Zealand vs Afghanistan – Guyana (12.30am)
Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh – Texas (1.30am)
Netherlands vs South Africa – New York (3.30pm)
Australia vs England – Barbados (6pm)
Sunday, June 9
West Indies vs Uganda – Guyana (1.30am)
India vs Pakistan – New York (3.30pm)
Oman vs Scotland – Antigua (6pm)
Monday, June 10
South Africa vs Bangladesh – New York (3.30pm)
Tuesday, June 11
Pakistan vs Canada – New York (3.30pm)
Wednesday, June 12
Sri Lanka vs Nepal – Florida (12.30am)
Australia vs Namibia – Antigua (1.30am)
USA vs India – New York (3.30pm)
Thursday, June 13
West Indies vs New Zealand – Trinidad and Tobago (1.30am)
Bangladesh vs Netherlands – Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (3.30pm)
England vs Oman – Antigua (8pm)
Friday, June 14
Afghanistan vs Papua New Guinea – Trinidad and Tobago (1.30am)
USA vs Ireland – Florida (3.30pm)
Saturday, June 15
South Africa vs Nepal – Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (12.30am)
New Zealand vs Uganda – Trinidad and Tobago (1.30am)
India vs Canada – Florida (3.30pm)
Namibia vs England – Antigua (6pm)
Sunday, June 16
Australia vs Scotland – Saint Lucia (1.30am)
Pakistan vs Ireland – Florida (3.30pm)
Monday, June 17
Bangladesh vs Nepal – Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (12.30am)
Sri Lanka vs Netherlands – Saint Lucia (1.30am)
New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea – Trinidad and Tobago (3.30pm)
Tuesday, June 18
West Indies vs Afghanistan – Saint Lucia (1.30am)
India 9/4
Australia 10/3
England 5/1
South Africa 6/1
West Indies 13/2
New Zealand 9/1
Pakistan 10/1
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The 2024 T20 Cricket World Cup began on June 2
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