ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022

The Eighth Edition of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup kicked off on October 16, 2022 with the inaugural match between Sri Lanka and Namibia at Kardinia Park in Geelong, Australia.

In ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022, a total of 45 T20I matches were played among 16 participants over a period of 28 days.

ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Teams:

1. Australia
2. England
3. Pakistan
4. India
5. South Africa
6. New Zealand
7. West Indies
8. Afghanistan
9. Sri Lanka
10. Bangladesh
11. Scotland
12. Ireland
13. United Arab Emirates (UAE)
14. Zimbabwe
15. Namibia
16. Netherlands

Initially, the First Round took place from October 16 to October 21 and in which eight teams featured. They had been divided into two groups – Group A and Group B.

First Round Group A

1. Sri Lanka
2. Netherlands
3. UAE
4. Namibia

First Round Group B

1. West Indies
2. Ireland
3. Scotland
4. Zimbabwe

The top four teams of these two groups namely Sri Lanka, Netherlands, Zimbabwe and Ireland qualified for the next Super 12 Round.

For the next round, eight teams had already qualified while the top two teams of each group of First Round also joined them later, making the total number of contenders in the main round to 12.

From Group A of the First Round, Sri Lanka and Ireland joined the Group 1 of the Super 12 Round while Zimbabwe and Netherlands entered the Group 2.

Super 12 Group 1

1. England
2. Australia
3. New Zealand
4. Afghanistan
5. Sri Lanka
6. Ireland

Super 12 Group 2

1. Pakistan
2. India
3. South Africa
4. Bangladesh
5. Zimbabwe
6. Netherlands

ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Venues:

Seven venues across Australia hosted the T20 World Cup 2022 matches.

1. Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
2. The Gabba, Brisbane
3. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Melbourne
4. Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), Sydney
5. Perth Stadium, Perth
6. Bellerive Oval, Hobart
7. Kardinia Park, Geelong

ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Teams Squads:

Austria’s Squad

1. Aaron Finch (Captain)
2. Pat Cummins (Vice Captain)
3. Ashton Agar
4. Tim David
5. Josh Hazlewood
6. Josh Inglis
7. Mitchell Marsh
8. Glenn Maxwell
9. Kane Richardson
10. Steven Smith
11. Mitchell Starc
12. Marcus Stoinis
13. Matthew Wade
14. David Warner
15. Adam Zampa

England’s Squad

1. Jos Buttler (Captain)
2. Moeen Ali (Vice Captain)
3. Harry Brook
4. Sam Curran
5. Alex Hales
6. Chris Jordan
7. Liam Livingstone
8. Dawid Malan
9. Adil Rashid
10. Phil Salt
11. Ben Stokes
12. Reece Topley
13. David Willey
14. Chris Woakes
15. Mark Wood

Pakistan’s Squad

1. Babar Azam (Captain)
2. Asif Ali
3. Fakhar Zaman
4. Haider Ali
5. Haris Rauf
6. Iftikhar Ahmed
7. Khushdil Shah
8. Mohammad Hasnain
9. Mohammad Nawaz
10. Mohammad Rizwan
11. Mohammad Wasim
12. Naseem Shah
13. Shadab Khan
14. Shaheen Shah Afridi
15. Shan Masood

India’s Squad

1. Rohit Sharma (Captain)
2. KL Rahul (Vice Captain)
3. Arshdeep Singh
4. Ravichandran Ashwin
5. Yuzvendra Chahal
6. Deepak Hooda
7. Dinesh Karthik
8. Virat Kohli
9. Bhuvneshwar Kumar
10. Mohammed Shami
11. Hardik Pandya
12. Rishabh Pant
13. Axar Patel
14. Harshal Patel
15. Suryakumar Yadav

South Africa’s Squad

1. Temba Bavuma (Captain)
2. Quinton de Kock
3. Reeza Hendricks
4. Heinrich Klaasen
5. Keshav Maharaj
6. Aiden Markram
7. David Miller
8. Lungi Ngidi
9. Anrich Nortje
10. Wayne Parnell
11. Kagiso Rabada
12. Rilee Rossouw
13. Tabraiz Shamsi
14. Tristan Stubbs
15. Marco Jansen

New Zealand’s Squad

1. Kane Williamson (Captain)
2. Finn Allen
3. Trent Boult
4. Michael Bracewell
5. Mark Chapman
6. Devon Conway
7. Lockie Ferguson
8. Martin Guptill
9. Adam Milne
10. Daryl Mitchell
11. James Neesham
12. Glenn Phillips
13. Mitchell Santner
14. Ish Sodhi
15. Tim Southee

Who will join this elusive list of teams at #T20WorldCup 2022? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/89imaivXYP

— T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) October 15, 2022

Afghanistan’s Squad

1. Mohammad Nabi (Captain)
2. Azmatullah Omarzai
3. Darwish Rasooli
4. Fareed Ahmad
5. Fazalhaq Farooqi
6. Hazratullah Zazai
7. Ibrahim Zadran
8. Mohammad Saleem
9. Mujeeb Ur Rahman
10. Najibullah Zadran
11. Naveen-ul-Haq
12. Qais Ahmad
13. Rahmanullah Gurbaz
14. Rashid Khan
15. Usman Ghani

Bangladesh’s Squad

1. Shakib Al Hasan (Captain)
2. Afif Hossain
3. Ebadot Hossain
4. Hasan Mahmud
5. Litton Das
6. Mehidy Hasan Miraz
7. Mosaddek Hossain
8. Mustafizur Rahman
9. Najmul Hossain Shanto
10. Nasum Ahmed
11. Nurul Hasan
12. Shoriful Islam
13. Soumya Sarkar
14. Taskin Ahmed
15. Yasir Ali

Sri Lanka’s Squad

1. Dasun Shanaka (Captain)
2. Charith Asalanka
3. Dushmantha Chameera
4. Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva
5. Dhananjaya de Silva
6. Danushka Gunathilaka
7. Chamika Karunaratne
8. Lahiru Kumara
9. Pramod Madushan Liyanagamage
10. Dilshan Madushanka
11. Kusal Mendis
12. Pathum Nissanka
13. Bhanuka Rajapaksa
14. Maheesh Theekshana
15. Jeffrey Vandersay

West Indies’ Squad

1. Nicholas Pooran (Captain)
2. Rovman Powell (Vice Captain)
3. Shamarh Brooks
4. Yannic Cariah
5. Johnson Charles
6. Sheldon Cottrell
7. Jason Holder
8. Akeal Hosein
9. Alzarri Joseph
10. Brandon King
11. Evin Lewis
12. Kyle Mayers
13. Obed McCoy
14. Raymon Reifer
15. Odean Smith

Scotland’s Squad

1. Richie Berrington (Captain)
2. Matthew Cross (Vice Captain)
3. Josh Davey
4. Chris Greaves
5. Hamza Tahir
6. Michael Jones
7. Michael Leask
8. Calum MacLeod
9. Brandon McMullen
10. George Munsey
11. Safyaan Sharif
12. Chris Sole
13. Craig Wallace
14. Mark Watt
15. Brad Wheal

Ireland’s Squad

1. Andy Balbirnie (Captain)
2. Paul Stirling (Vice Captain)
3. Mark Adair
4. Curtis Campher
5. Gareth Delany
6. George Dockrell
7. Stephen Doheny
8. Fionn Hand
9. Josh Little
10. Barry McCarthy
11. Conor Olphert
12. Simi Singh
13. Harry Tector
14. Lorcan Tucker
15. Craig Young

UAE’s Squad

1. Chundangapoyil Rizwan (Captain)
2. Vriitya Aravind (Vice Captain)
3. Aayan Afzal Khan
4. Ahmed Raza
5. Aryan Lakra
6. Basil Hameed
7. Chirag Suri
8. Junaid Siddique
9. Kashif Daud
10. Karthik Meiyappan
11. Muhammad Waseem
12. Sabir Ali
13. Alishan Sharafu
14. Zahoor Khan
15. Zawar Farid

Zimbabwe’s Squad

1. Craig Ervine (Captain)
2. Ryan Burl
3. Regis Chakabva
4. Tendai Chatara
5. Brad Evans
6. Luke Jongwe
7. Clive Madande
8. Wessly Madhevere
9. Wellington Masakadza
10. Tony Munyonga
11. Blessing Muzarabani
12. Richard Ngarava
13. Milton Shumba
14. Sikandar Raza
15. Sean Williams

Namibia’s Squad

1. Gerhard Erasmus (Captain)
2. Stephan Baard
3. Karl Birkenstock
4. Jan Frylinck
5. Zane Green
6. Divan la Cock
7. Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton
8. Tangeni Lungameni
9. Bernard Scholtz
10. Ben Shikongo
11. JJ Smit
12. Ruben Trumpelmann
13. Michael van Lingen
14. David Wiese
15. Lo-handre Louwrens

Netherlands’ Squad

1. Scott Edwards (Captain)
2. Colin Ackermann
3. Tom Cooper
4. Bas de Leede
5. Brandon Glover
6. Fred Klaassen
7. Stephan Myburgh
8. Max O’Dowd
9. Tim Pringle
10. Shariz Ahmad
11. Logan van Beek
12. Timm van der Gugten
13. Roelof van der Merwe
14. Paul van Meekeren
15. Vikramjit Singh

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Results, Fixtures, Venues and Timings (as per Pakistan Standard Time (PST)):

First Round

October 16, 2022: Sri Lanka vs Namibia at Geelong (Namibia won by 55 runs)

October 16, 2022: Netherlands vs UAE at Geelong (UAE won by 3 wickets)

October 17, 2022: West Indies vs Scotland at Hobart (Scotland won by 42 runs)

October 17, 2022: Ireland vs Zimbabwe at Hobart (Zimbabwe won by 31 runs)

October 18, 2022: Namibia vs Netherlands at Geelong (Netherlands won by 5 wickets)

October 18, 2022: Sri Lanka vs UAE at Geelong (Sri Lanka won by 79 runs)

October 19, 2022: Ireland vs Scotland at Hobart (Ireland won by 6 wickets)

October 19, 2022: West Indies vs Zimbabwe at Hobart (West Indies won by 31 runs)

October 20, 2022: Netherlands vs Sri Lanka at Geelong (Sri Lanka won by 16 runs)

October 20, 2022: Namibia vs UAE at Geelong (UAE won by 7 runs)

October 21, 2022: Ireland vs West Indies at Hobart (Ireland won by 9 wickets)

October 21, 2022: Scotland vs Zimbabwe at Hobart (Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets)

Super 12 Round

October 22, 2022: Australia vs New Zealand at Sydney (New Zealand won by 89 runs)

October 22, 2022: Afghanistan vs England at Perth (England won by 5 wickets)

October 23, 2022: Ireland vs Sri Lanka at Hobart (Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets)

October 23, 2022: Pakistan vs India at Melbourne (India won by 4 wickets)

October 24, 2022: Bangladesh vs Netherlands at Hobart (Bangladesh won by 9 runs)

October 24, 2022: South Africa vs Zimbabwe at Hobart (No result)

October 25, 2022: Australia vs Sri Lanka at Perth (Australia won by 7 wickets)

October 26, 2022: England vs Ireland at Melbourne (Ireland won by 5 runs under D/L method)

October 26, 2022: Afghanistan vs New Zealand at Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 27, 2022: South Africa vs Bangladesh at Sydney (South Africa won by 104 runs)

October 27, 2022: India vs Netherlands at Sydney (India won by 56 runs)

October 27, 2022: Pakistan vs Zimbabwe at Perth (Zimbabwe won by 1 run)

October 28, 2022: Afghanistan vs Ireland at Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 28, 2022: Australia vs England at Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 29, 2022: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka at Sydney (New Zealand won by 65 runs)

October 30, 2022: Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe at Brisbane (Bangladesh won by 3 runs)

October 30, 2022: Pakistan vs Netherlands at Perth (Pakistan won by 6 wickets)

October 30, 2022: India vs South Africa at Perth (South Africa won by 5 wickets)

October 31, 2022: Australia vs Ireland at Brisbane (Australia won by 42 runs)

November 01, 2022: Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka at Brisbane (Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets)

November 01, 2022: England vs New Zealand at Brisbane (England won by 20 runs)

November 02, 2022: Netherlands vs Zimbabwe at Adelaide (Netherlands won by 5 wickets)

November 02, 2022: Bangladesh vs India at Adelaide (India won by 5 runs under D/L method)

November 03, 2022: Pakistan vs South Africa (Pakistan won by 33 runs under D/L method)

November 04, 2022: New Zealand vs Ireland at Adelaide (New Zealand won by 35 runs)

November 04, 2022: Australia vs Afghanistan at Adelaide (Australia won by 4 runs)

November 05, 2022: England vs Sri Lanka at Sydney (England won by 4 wickets)

November 06, 2022: South Africa vs Netherlands at Adelaide (Netherlands won by 13 runs)

November 06, 2022: Pakistan vs Bangladesh at Adelaide (Pakistan won by 5 wickets)

November 06, 2022: India vs Zimbabwe at Melbourne (India won by 71 runs)

November 09, 2022 1st Semi Final: Pakistan vs New Zealand at Sydney (Pakistan won by 7 wickets)

November 10, 2022 2nd Semi Final: England vs India at Adelaide (England won by 10 wickets)

November 13, 2022 Final: Pakistan vs England at Melbourne (England won by 5 wickets)

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— T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) October 14, 2022

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Warm-up Matches Results:

October 10, 2022: West Indies vs UAE at Junction Oval, Melbourne (West Indies won by 17 runs)

October 10, 2022: Scotland vs Netherlands at Junction Oval, Melbourne (Scotland won by 18 runs)

October 11, 2022: Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe at MCG, Melbourne (Sri Lanka won by 33 runs)

October 11, 2022: Namibia vs Ireland at MCG, Melbourne (Namibia won by 11 runs)

October 12, 2022: West Indies vs Netherlands at MCG, Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 13, 2022: Namibia vs Zimbabwe at Junction Oval, Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 13, 2022: Ireland vs Sri Lanka at Junction Oval, Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 13, 2022: Scotland vs UAE at MCG, Melbourne (Match abandoned)

October 17, 2022: Australia vs India at The Gabba, Brisbane (India won by 6 wickets)

October 17, 2022: New Zealand vs South Africa at Allan Border Field, Brisbane (South Africa won by 9 wickets)

October 17, 2022: Afghanistan vs Bangladesh at Allan Border Field, Brisbane (Afghanistan won by 62 runs)

October 17, 2022: Pakistan vs England at The Gabba, Brisbane (England won by 6 wickets)

October 19, 2022: Pakistan vs Afghanistan at The Gabba, Brisbane (No result)

October 19, 2022: Bangladesh vs South Africa at Allan Border Field, Brisbane (Match abandoned)

October 19, 2022: India vs New Zealand at The Gabba, Brisbane (Match abandoned)