Belter - T20 World Cup 2021

Belter - T20 World Cup 2021

T20 WORLD CUP LENS

Joginder Sharma, who is now working in the Indian Police Service, was the man who won India the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007.

2y ago

Got nothing to lose

For Namibia, the biggest news is that David Wiese, former South Africa allrounder, will be playing for them when they make their T20 World Cup debut. Wiese, whose father was born in Namibia, qualified for the side by descent.

2y ago

Dreaming of rekindling '09 flame

Ireland were one of the sides that had travelled to the UAE early in order to better acclimatise with the conditions and play a few practice games as part of preparation for the T20 World Cup.

2y ago

'Versatile and exciting'

Under the leadership of Kyle Coetzer and the guidance of newly-appointed batting consultant Jonathan Trott, Scotland will commence

2y ago

Causing an upset would be great success

Undoubtedly, it will be a historic moment for Papua New Guinea when they will step on to play T20 World Cup co-hosts Oman in the opener on October 17 in Muscat as they will be making their ICC global tournament debut.

2y ago

The co-hosts could spring a surprise

Oman, featuring in their second-ever T20 World Cup, will be hopeful of going past the group stage for the first time, especially now that they are co-hosting the marquee event.

2y ago

Ten Doeschate's 'one last hoorah'

Fourteen years since appearing for the Netherlands in the inaugural edition of the T20 World Cup in 2007,

2y ago

Prepared to regain old status

In six editions of the T20 World Cup, Sri Lanka have made it to the finals thrice, the most by any team, and were crowned champions in 2014 after beating India in Dhaka.

2y ago

TWO EXTREME ENDS

When Mohammad Ashraful returned to the dressing room having conceded 55 from his four overs at an economy rate of 13.75

2y ago

Primed to stage a good show

What’s the one thing that most of the other teams have but Bangladesh don’t? The answer is: a wrist spinner. Such is the state of Bangladesh in this regard that while some teams even boast two wrist spinners,

2y ago

A team full of match-winners

In a repeat of the previous edition’s thrilling final, defending champions West Indies will kick off their T20 World Cup 2021 campaign against England on October 23 in Dubai.

2y ago

Weakened, but strong enough

Heading into the T20 World Cup as the number one side in the format, England will definitely be one of the contenders for the title. The Eoin Morgan-led side -- who finished as runners-up in the last T20 World Cup after West Indies all-rounder Carlos

2y ago

Captain Kohli's last chance to bring glory in T20s

Inaugural T20 World Cup champions India will begin their bid for a second title with a blockbuster October 24 clash with arch-

2y ago

‘This is the best pace attack we have had in 20-25 years'

Who better than Mashrafe Bin Mortaza to talk to regarding Bangladesh’s upcoming T20 World Cup journey in Oman and the UAE?

2y ago

Always in with a chance

Unpredictability is the word that has always been synonymous with the Pakistan cricket team so it makes sense that fans and experts alike have wildly different assumptions about how deep the Babar Azam-led side can go in the tournament.

2y ago

Compact side with a composed leader

After securing their first ICC title in recent times by beating a formidable Indian team in the final of the World Test Championship

2y ago

May surprise in spite of recent record

On paper, Australia look formidable with seven of their big stars -- skipper Aaron Finch, Steve Smith, David Warner, Glenn Maxwell,

2y ago

Could be a force to be reckoned with

South Africa used to be an intimidating force in international cricket, but that is no longer the case. A significant number of South African cricketers have recently retired, and it would be harsh to expect the current batch of players to deliver big in the upcoming event.

2y ago
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