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What is Group 1 and 2 T20?
The ICC T20 World Cup has four groups – Group A, Group B, Group 1 & Group 2, Group A and Group B have 4 teams each while Group 1 and Group 2 will consist of 6 teams each post-qualification phase. The ICC T20 World Cup is set to move into its advance stage with Super 12 teams confirmed.
Which teams will qualify for 2023 World Cup?
Which teams have qualified for the 2023 World Cup? 10 teams have qualified for the Cricket World Cup 2023. Hosts India, Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka nad Netherlands.
Can Pakistan still qualify for semi final?
How can Pakistan still qualify for T20 World Cup semi-final – Pakistan presently stand fifth in the table and are only the second team apart from Netherlands who are yet to claim a point in Group 2 of the Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup. Their net run rate of -0.050 separates them from Netherlands (-1.625). 
Current Group 2 standings in ICC T20 World Cup 2022(Screengrab from t20worldcup.com ) The maximum Pakistan can gain if they win their next three games is six points. India are presently the best-placed side in the group and are expected to make the semi-final with three more games left to be played for them.
- They win two more and India are can finish top of Group 2, assuring themselves a semi-final berth.
- Even if they win one more, a superior NRR will give them the edge in the race to the semis.
- For Pakistan to realise semi-final dream, they need one between South Africa and Zimbabwe to win not more than one their remaining three games.
Two wins will have South Africa, the second-placed side, with seven points, which will be more than the number of points Pakistan can achieve. Same for Zimbabwe, who are placed third in the group with three points. Remaining Group 2 Fixtures Sunday 30 October: Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, The Gabba, Brisbane Sunday 30 October: Netherlands v Pakistan, Perth Stadium Sunday 30 October: India v South Africa, Perth Stadium Wednesday 02 November: Zimbabwe v Netherlands, Adelaide Oval Wednesday 02 November: India v Bangladesh, Adelaide Oval Thursday 03 November: Pakistan v South Africa, SCG, Sydney Sunday 06 November: South Africa v Netherlands, Adelaide Oval Sunday 06 November: Pakistan v Bangladesh, Adelaide Oval Sunday 06 November: Zimbabwe v India, MCG, Melbourne
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How many teams qualify from Super 12 to semi final?
NEW DELHI: The eighth edition of the T20 World Cup is now around the corner and 16 top teams from across the world will once again battle it out for the glittering trophy that currently is in possession of hosts Australia, The competition officially begins October 16 and a total of 45 matches are set to be played across 7 venues – Adelaide, Brisbane, Geelong, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
While the semis will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground and the Adelaide Oval, the final will be hosted by the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground on November 13th. THE 16 TEAMS: Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Namibia, Scotland, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Ireland, UAE, Netherlands and Zimbabwe are officially the teams participating in this year’s tournament Down Under.
THE FORMAT: The event format will be group stage matches to determine 4 qualifier teams in Round 1, followed by the Super 12s (where 8 teams will be waiting for the 4 qualifiers) and then the knockouts ( semis and final), Beginning October 16, Round 1 of the T20 World Cup will commence which will see 8 teams competing for a place in the Super 12 phase of the tournament. The top two teams in both Groups A and B will advance to the Super 12 phase where they will meet the other 8 already qualified teams. The Super 12 phase begins on October 22 and comprises 2 Groups, each of which will have 6 teams – 4 teams which have already qualified plus two qualifiers each from Round 1. Trans-Tasman rivals Australia and New Zealand will kick-start the Super 12 phase on October 22 at the Sydney Cricket Ground while the high-octane marquee clash – the India vs Pakistan match is set to be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on October 23.
Teams in both Groups 1 and 2 will lock horns once each with the other 5 teams in their groups to try and finish in the top two. The top 4 teams (2 from each group) of the Super 12 phase will then qualify for the semi-finals. THE SEMI-FINALS: The first semi-final will be played on November 9 in Sydney, while the second semi-final will be played on November 10 in Adelaide.
THE FINAL: After a gap of two days the Final of the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 will be held at the iconic MCG on November 13.
Which teams were in group b?
England vs United States – The teams had previously met twice in the World Cup. The United States won 1–0 in the 1950 FIFA World Cup in Brazil and the teams drew 1–1 in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, United States captain Tyler Adams believed his team would “match up well” against England having been “really dominant at times” in their previous match against Wales, while England manager Gareth Southgate warned his team not to underestimate the Americans.
- England’s lineup remained unchanged, while the United States chose Haji Wright over Josh Sargent in attack.
- Harry Kane had a shot blocked in the box in the 9th minute before United States player Weston McKennie missed a shot in the six-yard box and Pulisic hit the crossbar in the 32nd minute.
- The match featured only a small number of chances, with only four shots on target between the two teams.
Despite not losing the game, many England fans booed the team after the match ended.
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| GK | 1 | Matt Turner | ||
| RB | 2 | Sergiño Dest | 77 ‘ | |
| CB | 3 | Walker Zimmerman | ||
| CB | 13 | Tim Ream | ||
| LB | 5 | Antonee Robinson | ||
| RM | 8 | Weston McKennie | 77 ‘ | |
| CM | 4 | Tyler Adams ( c ) | ||
| CM | 6 | Yunus Musah | ||
| LM | 10 | Christian Pulisic | ||
| CF | 21 | Timothy Weah | 83 ‘ | |
| CF | 19 | Haji Wright | 83 ‘ | |
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| FW | 11 | Brenden Aaronson | 77 ‘ | |
| DF | 18 | Shaq Moore | 77 ‘ | |
| FW | 7 | Giovanni Reyna | 83 ‘ | |
| FW | 24 | Josh Sargent | 83 ‘ | |
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| Gregg Berhalter |
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What is Super Six cricket?
The fixtures for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2023 have been confirmed, with six teams still in the race for the final two spots at India 2023. – Super Six stage to determine final two spots at ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 in India – Full fixtures available at cricketworldcup.com Hosts Zimbabwe, West Indies and the Netherlands took the top three positions from Group A, while Sri Lanka, Oman and Scotland progressed from Group B.
- All points won against opponents that progressed from the group stage will be carried forward.
- In the Super Six each team will play the sides they did not meet in the group stage and the top two will both progress to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023.
- Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka will each take four points through to the Super Six, while Scotland and the Netherlands will take two points into the next stage.
The full standings are available here. The four teams who did not reach the Super Six stage will remain in Zimbabwe and compete in the Playoff. ICC MEN’S CRICKET WORLD CUP QUALIFIER 2023 SUPER SIX AND PLAYOFF FIXTURES (All matches start at 09h00 local time) Thursday, 29 June Super 6: Zimbabwe v Oman, Queen’s Sports Club Friday, 30 June Super 6: Sri Lanka v Netherlands, Queen’s Sports Club Playoff: Ireland v USA Takashinga Cricket Club Saturday, 1 July Super 6: Scotland v West Indies, Harare Sports Club Sunday, 2 July Super 6: Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka, Queen’s Sports Club Playoff: Nepal v UAE Takashinga Cricket Club Monday, 3 July Super 6: Netherlands v Oman, Harare Sports Club Tuesday, 4 July Super 6: Zimbabwe v Scotland, Queen’s Sports Club Playoff: 7th v 8 th Takashinga Cricket Club Wednesday, 5 July Super 6: West Indies v Oman, Harare Sports Club Thursday, 6 July Super 6: Scotland v Netherlands, Queen’s Sports Club Playoff: 9th v 10 th Takashinga Cricket Club Friday, 07 July Super 6 Sri Lanka v West Indies, Harare Sports Club Sunday, 09 July Final, Harare Sports Club
How did Portugal qualify for World Cup 2023?
USWNT vs. Portugal: Match Preview & History – Five Things to Know Coming off a 3-0 win over Vietnam to open the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup and a spirited 1-1 draw against the Netherlands in the second game of group play, the U.S. Women’s National Team will close out Group E on August 1, taking on Portugal at Eden Park in Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau (7 p.m.
- NZT/3 am. ET) on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock).
- While the teams have met ten times previously, the all-important group stage finale will be the first matchup ever between the USA and Portugal at the Women’s World Cup as Portugal is one of eight nations making its World Cup debut at this year’s tournament.
Get set for the USA’s final match of Group E with Five Things To Know about Portugal. LAST TIME OUT Portugal picked up its first ever win and first ever shutout at the FIFA Women’s World Cup on Thursday evening, beating Vietnam 2-0 in Hamilton/Kirikiriroa.
- After falling to the Netherlands 1-0 to open the tournament, the Portuguese put together an impressive performance from the opening whistle against Vietnam and scored just seven minutes into the match when Telma Encarnacao made history by scoring Portugal’s first Women’s World Cup goal.
- The 21-year-old forward one-timed a half-volley into the back of the net from seven yards out to give the Portuguese a 1-0 lead.
Portugal doubled its advantaged in the 21 st minute as 20-year-old midfielder Kika Nazareth buried her right-footed attempt hard and low into the bottom left corner. Portugal outshot Vietnam 28-6 on the day, including a 9-1 advantage in shots on goal.
- STAGE IS SET With three points secured against Vietnam, Portugal still remain in contention for a spot in the knockout rounds heading into the third and final day of group stage play.
Heading into Tuesday’s matchup, the USA leads Group E, tied with the Netherlands on four points but with an advantage over the Dutch on goal differential (USA +3, NED +1). Portugal has three points while Vietnam is eliminated from contention in the knockout rounds with zero points.
To advance to the Round of 16, Portugal would need to either beat the USA, or tie the USA and have Vietnam beat the Netherlands. The Netherlands and Vietnam will square off in Dunedin/Ōtepoti with a simultaneous kickoff to Portugal vs. USA in Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau (7 p.m. NZT/3 am. ET). The last time a team advanced out of the group stage in its World Cup debut was 2015 when the Netherlands, Switzerland and Cameroon all reached the Round of 16 in their first trip to the Women’s World Cup.
ROAD TO DOWN UNDER The penultimate team to earn a berth to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Portugal qualified for its first ever FIFA Women’s World Cup by defeating Cameroon 2-1 to win Group A in the FIFA Inter-Confederation Playoffs on February 22, 2023.
- Portugal received a semifinal bye in the Inter-Confederation Playoff, which was hosted in New Zealand, and punched its ticket to it first Women’s World Cup when defender Carole Costa converted a penalty kick in second-half stoppage time to break a 1-1 deadlock with Cameroon.
- Portugal qualified for the Inter-Confederation Playoff by way of the UEFA Playoffs, finishing with the fewest points of the three UEFA Playoff group winners, just one point behind the Republic of Ireland (20 points) and two back of Switzerland (22 points), both of whom advanced through to the final tournament after winning their respective playoffs.
Portugal finished second in UEFA Qualifying Group H, earning 22 points in its 10 qualifying group games (7W-1D-2L). Portugal tied Serbia in the opening match of qualification and lost both matchups against eventual group champion Germany, 3-1 in November of 2021 and 3-0 in April of 2022.
By virtue of its second-place finish in the group, Portugal then advanced to the UEFA Playoffs, where it defeated Belgium in Round 1 by a score of 2-1 and prevailed 4-1 in an extra-time thriller against Iceland in Round 2. INSIDE THE ROSTER Head coach Francisco Neto, who has served as head coach of the Portuguese Women’s National Team since 2014 and helped Portugal qualifying for its first ever UEFA Women’s Championship in 2017, has selected a 23-player roster comprised primarily of players who play their club soccer in Portugal.
Of the 18 players on this roster who play domestically, nine play for reigning league champions SL Benfica, five play for runners-up Sporting CP, three play for SC Braga and one for CS Maritimo. Of the five players competing outside the country, three play in Spain and the remaining two compete in Italy and Switzerland.
- PORTUGAL WOMEN’S WORLD CUP ROSTER BY POSITION
- Goalkeepers (3): 1-Ines Pereira (Servette FC Chênois, SUI), 12-Patricia Morais (SC Braga), 22-Rute Costa (SL Benfica)
- Defenders (8): 2-Catarina Amado (SL Benfica), 3-Lucia Alves (SL Benfica), 4-Silvia Rebelo (SL Benfica), 5-Joana Marchao (Parma FC, ITA), 9-Ana Borges (Sporting CP ), 15-Carole Costa (SL Benfica), 17-Ana Seica (SL Benfica), 19-Diana Gomes (Sevilla, ESP)
- Midfielders (6): 6-Andreia Jacinto (Real Sociedad, ESP), 7-Ana Rute (SC Braga ), 8-Andreia Norton (SL Benfica), 11-Tatiana Pinto (Levante, ESP), 13-Fatima Pinto (Sporting CP), 14-Dolores Silva (SC Braga)
- Forwards (6): 10-Jessica Silva (SL Benfica), 16-Diana Silva (Sporting CP ), 18-Carolina Mendes (Sporting CP), 20-Kika Nazareth (SL Benfica), 21-Ana Capeta (Sporting CP), 23-Telma Encarnacao (CS Maritimo)
SERIES HISTORY: USA vs. PORTUGAL The August 1 matchup in Auckland will be the 11 th meeting all-time between the USA and Portugal and the fifth in the last six years. The U.S. has won all 10 previous meetings and has outscored the Portuguese 39-0 overall in the series, though two of the last four meetings have been decided by a single goal.
- The USA and Portugal played most recently on June 10, 2021, in Houston, Texas, which resulted in a 1-0 win for the USA behind a 76 th -minute header from Samantha Mewis.
- While the USA didn’t get on board until late in the second half, the Americans dominated on both ends of the pitch, outshooting Portugal 26-4, serving in 32 open play crosses and racking up 15 corner kicks.
Prior to that, the USA and Portugal played twice following the 2019 World Cup, a 4-0 win for the Americans in Philadelphia and a 3-0 victory in Minnesota. Four of the previous 10 meetings between the teams took place at the Algarve Cup in Portugal. Lindsey Horan made her debut for the USWNT at the 2013 Algarve Cup, earning her first cap against China PR.
What happens if South Africa loses to Pakistan?
What impact will the result of Pakistan-South Africa match have on India’s semi-final chances? Pakistan will face South Africa in their 4th Super12 game. Photo: AP KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Pakistan will face South Africa in their 4th Super 12 fixtureA defeat will rule Pakistan out of the 2022 T20 World CupPakistan have managed 1 win from 3 matches
With an aim to keep their semi-final hopes alive, Pakistan will square off against South Africa in the only game to be played on Thursday (November 3). The fixture will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from 1:30 PM IST. The toss will take place at 1:00 PM IST.
Both teams have much to gain from this fixture. A win will see South Africa finish at the top spot in the points table whereas a victory will keep Pakistan afloat. A defeat at the hands of South Africa will make Pakistan the second team to crash out of group 2 as they won’t be able to reach the tally of 6 points.
Related News Even a win won’t give a semi-final ticket to Pakistan and they will have to win their last match, against Bangladesh, and hope for the results of other matches to go in their favour. With 3 wins from 4 matches, India sit at the top spot and are on the cusp of making it to the next round.
But they still aren’t confirmed to finish in the top 2 and the fixture between Pakistan and South Africa can have a big impact on India’s chances. How? Here are the complete details – First things first, a win over Zimbabwe will see India qualify for the semi-final. The results of other matches won’t have any impact on India’s chances if the Men in Blue win.
But that fixture is on November 6 and the fans will have to wait till then. The only reason why Pakistan are still alive in the tournament is because of their run-rate. They have an NRR of +0.765 and can enter the top 2 if they win their next 2 matches.
- If they defeat South Africa, Pakistan will jump to the 3rd spot with 4 points.
- And if they defeat Bangladesh as well, Pakistan can finish in top 2.
- It means that India’s chances depend on Pakistan’s journey if the Men in Blue lose to Zimbabwe.
- The results of Pakistan’s matches won’t have any impact on India if the Rohit Sharma-led side defeats Zimbabwe.
If South Africa defeat Pakistan, then India will all but qualify for the semi-final. Third-placed Bangladesh have 4 points in their account but at a below-par NRR of -1.276. Even if they win their last game and India lose to Zimbabwe, it won’t be practically possible for them (Bangladesh) to match the inaugural champion’s NRR of +0.730.
Is Pakistan out of World Cup 2023?
Pakistan cricket team confirms visit to India for ICC World Cup 2023 The Foreign Ministry of Pakistan has confirmed that the cricket team of the country will travel to India to participate in the ICC World Cup 2023. The decision comes as Pakistan was threatening to pull out of World Cup after India cleared that it will not travel to Pakistan for Asia Cup 2023.
In a press release, the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan emphasized that sports should not be mixed with politics. ” has consistently maintained that sports should not be mixed with politics. It has, therefore, decided to send its Cricket Team to India to participate in the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup 2023,” the foreign ministry said in a release.
The press release added that the decision showcases Pakistan’s constructive and responsible approach vis-à-vis India’s intransigent attitude and believes that politics should not stand in the way of fulfilling international sports obligations. “Pakistan believes that the state of bilateral relations with India should not stand in the way of fulfilling its international sports-related obligations.
How many teams will qualify from Super 4?
Asia Cup Super 4 Timings – Asia Cup Super 4 timings for various matches we have already given. India will play its first match on super four stage against Pakistan on 10 September as we have already side and the top two teams of super four stage will qualify for Asia Cup 2023 finals.
Who will qualify for T20 semi-final?
Pakistan and India have joined New Zealand and England in confirming their semi-final spots at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia. India topped Group 2 after winning four of its five matches and will now play England at the Adelaide Oval in Semi-Final 2 on Thursday, 10 November.
Is Pakistan qualified for T20 World Cup?
Pakistan defeated Bangladesh on Sunday to qualify for the T20 World Cup 2022 semifinals. Team India are the other team to have qualified from Group 2. Meanwhile, South Africa crashed out of contention after losing to Netherlands. – Pakistan have done the unthinkable.
- Defying all odds, Pakistan miraculously qualified for the semifinals of the ongoing T20 World Cup 2022 on Sunday by defeating Bangladesh by 5 wickets at the Adelaide Oval.
- Chasing a target of 128 runs, Pakistan reached 128 for five in 18.1 overs, with Mohammad Rizwan smashing 32 runs off 32 balls.
- Earlier, Bangladesh posted 127 for eight in 20 overs, with pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi taking four wickets.
Najmul Hossain Shanto registered a half-century (54 off 48 balls) and top scored for Bangladesh but it was not enough as Pakistan comfortably chased it down to secure a place in the final four in the virtual knock out. 
Pakistan’s Shaheen Afridi celebrates after taking the wicket Bangladesh’s Mosaddek Hossain during the T20 World Cup cricket match between Pakistan and Bangladesh in Adelaide.(AP) How did it get to the virtual knockout in the first place? After defeats to India and a shock upset against Zimbabwe, they were gone, well and truly out of it as their semifinal hopes dangled by a thread.
But after a surreal twist of fate, which saw them fight back spiritedly, coupled by a few other results going their way, they are into the semis, where they are likely to battle New Zealand on Wednesday. Also Read | ‘Went for breakfast.’: Sachin Tendulkar savagely trolls South Africa after Netherlands’ win sends India to WC semis Here is how the fortunes changed for them.
Pakistan didn’t have the best of starts to their T20 World Cup campaign and lost to England in their warm-up fixture while the other one was washed out. When the Super 12 Stage got underway, Pakistan were expected to perform better but in their first match, lost to India by four wickets.
- Chasing a target of 160 runs, India reached 160 for six in 20 overs, with Virat Kohli clobbering an unbeaten knock of 82 runs off 53 balls.
- Meanwhile, Haris Rauf and Mohammad Nawaz bagged two wickets each.
- Initially, Shan Masood’s unbeaten 52 off 42 balls helped Pakistan post 159 for eight in 20 overs.
Pakistan’s campaign took a turn for the worse as they lost to Zimbabwe in their next fixture. An all-round display by Sikandar Raza helped Zimbabwe win by one run, with Pakistan failing to chase a modest target of 131 successfully. After losing to Zimbabwe, it was almost curtains and it looked like Pakistan would face an early exit from the tournament.
- But then the proverbial fat lady sang and luck changed dramatically.
- The in-form India lost to South Africa which gave them hope.
- Pakistan were up against a plethora of permutations and combinations but they had to take one thing at a time.
- Their first obstacle was to defeat Netherlands which they achieved comfortably.
Chasing a target of 92 runs, Pakistan reached 95 for four in 13.5 overs, with Mohammad Rizwan top-scoring with a knock of 49 runs off 39 balls. Meanwhile, Shadab Khan was in good form and took three wickets to initially restrict the Dutch to 91 for nine in 20 overs.
- After avoiding another upset, Pakistan then proceeded towards a red-hot South Africa, who were inching closer to the semis.
- After seeing off the Dutch comfortably, avoiding another upset, Pakistan found themselves pitted against South Africa, which they won after Proteas committed hara-kiri.
- Pakistan beat South Africa by 33 runs (DLS method) to come back into semifinal contention.
A two-wicket haul by Shadab Khan helped Pakistan restrict South Africa to 108 for nine in 14 runs, during their chase of 142 (DLS target). Initially, Pakistan posted 185 for nine in 20 overs, with Shadab also showcasing his brilliance with the bat. He clattered 52 runs off 22 balls, also slamming three fours and four maximums.
- From 0 points from 2 matches, Pakistan were now 4 of 4.
- The win against South Africa threw Group 2 wide open and Pakistan climbed to third spot in the standings.
- Ahead of Sunday, Pakistan required India or South Africa to avoid winning their respective matches, and also needed to defeat Bangladesh.
- In a stunning outcome, the Proteas endured a stunning defeat to the Netherlands, losing by 13 runs and getting knocked out.
Pakistan woke up to one of the biggest upsets in world cricket, which now meant that their match against Bangladesh was now a virtual quarterfinal. The Babar-led side won the match with ease, defeating Bangladesh by 5 wickets.
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How do groups work in T20?
What does the new format mean for the T20 World Cup? – The World Cup in Australia saw four teams joining the Super 12s via qualifiers played out in two groups of four. In 2024, the 20 teams will be split into four groups of five, from which the top two teams in each group will progress to the Super 8 stage.
Which teams are in Group 1 and 2?
Two teams each from Group 1 and 2 from the Super-12 stage qualifed for the last-four of the ICC World T20. (2022 Getty Images) The ICC T20 World Cup 2022 started in Australia on October 16 with the group stages and moved on to the Super 12s on October 21. The top eight ranked T20 International teams, as of November 15, 2021, were joined by four teams from the qualifiers to form two groups in the Super 12s.
- Group 1 featured New Zealand, England, Australia, Sri Lanka, Ireland and Afghanistan.
- India, South Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and the Netherlands formed Group 2.
- As per the format and playing conditions of the T20 World cup, each team played five matches in the Super 12s, in a round-robin format.
Two points were awarded for a win and one point for an abandoned game. After all the teams played each other once in their groups, the top two teams from each group made it to the semi-finals. If two or more teams were level on points, the team with more wins was awarded the higher place, followed by the Net Run Rate (NRR), if necessary.
- From Group 1, New Zealand and England qualified for the T20 World Cup 2022 semi-finals, ending Australia’s title defence.
- Meanwhile, from Group 2, India qualified for the T20 World Cup semi-finals after the Netherlands beat South Africa to eliminate the Proteas from the competition.
- Pakistan finished behind table toppers India to make the last four, beating Bangladesh to the second spot.
New Zealand take on Pakistan in the first T20 World Cup semi-final while India will be up against England in the second. The T20 World Cup 2022 semi-finals will be played on November 9 and 10. The final will be played on November 13.
How are groups divided in T20 World Cup?
Everything you need to know about the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier T20 World Cup Tuesday 18 July Tue 18 July The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Europe Qualifier will be held in Scotland from 20 to 28 July. The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 in West Indies and USA will boast 20 teams for the first time with 12 sides having already secured their place for the showpiece event.
- Two host nations: USA and West Indies.
- Top eight teams at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022: Australia, England, India, Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka.
- Top two best-ranked unqualified teams in the MRF Tyres ICC Men’s T20I Team Rankings at 14 November 2022: Afghanistan and Bangladesh.
- Eight qualifiers through regional finals
The regional qualifiers include qualifiers from the America, Europe, Africa, Asia and East Asia-Pacific regions.
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