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Shashwat Nishant is a sports journalist with a deep passion for covering a variety of sports. His expertise spans football, cricket, tennis, and Formula 1, where he enjoy exploring both the games and the athletes who make them thrilling. His reporting aims to reveal the stories behind the headlines, offering readers a comprehensive look at the sports they follow and the people who shape them. Through in-depth analysis and engaging narratives, he strive to bring the excitement and dedication of the sports world to life.
Shashwat Nishant is a sports journalist with a deep passion for covering a variety of sports. His expertise spans football, cricket, tennis, and Formula 1, where he enjoy exploring both the games and the athletes who make them thrilling. His reporting aims to reveal the stories behind the headlines, offering readers a comprehensive look at the sports they follow and the people who shape them. Through in-depth analysis and engaging narratives, he strive to bring the excitement and dedication of the sports world to life.
West Indies, batting first, posted a competitive total of 196/6, largely thanks to Sherfane Rutherford's explosive 76* off 54 balls.
West Indies saw themselves go top of the table with 2 wins on the trot as they beat England at the Wankhede Stadium.
The Rajasthan government has intervened, expressing a strong desire for the Royals to play their home games in Jaipur.
It feels almost like a recurring theme for Rashid Khan and his team, consistently on the verge of triumph, only to fall short in the most dramatic fashion.
Despite the narrow victory, England will be determined to regroup and put on a more dominant performance as they aim to outplay West Indies and maintain their unbeaten streak in the tournament.
Although the result was tense, England will look to bounce back and deliver a more commanding performance in this crucial Group C clash.
Despite some recent setbacks, including a 3-0 loss to Pakistan in their latest T20I series, Australia remains a top contender for the title.
Although Ireland lost to Sri Lanka by 20 runs in their previous outing, key performances from Harry Tector (40 runs) and George Dockrell (2 wickets) highlight their potential.
Afghanistan will be aiming to bounce back after a tough loss to New Zealand in their T20 World Cup opening match.
Aiden Markram's South Africa come into this match with a boost of confidence after a commanding 57-run victory over Canada. With that win under their belt, they'll be eager to maintain their momentum.
Sahibzada Farhan's display with the bat paired up with an all round bowling display take PAK to the top of the Group A points table.
The franchise made the announcement via their official social media platforms on Tuesday, February 10.
Hasaranga underwent an MRI scan on Monday, and the results confirmed a substantial tear in his left hamstring.
With New Zealand and South Africa starting their campaigns with a win, it is the Kiwis who stay on top with back-to-back wins in the group.
The UAE, led by captain Muhammad Waseem, will be eager to make their mark in the T20 World Cup 2026.
Led by Sikander Raza, Zimbabwe heads into the tournament with mixed results in their warm-up matches, securing one win and one loss.
Scotland has struggled in recent T20 matches, having lost their last three encounters, including a defeat to the West Indies on Saturday.
The next game in the group, between Zimbabwe and Oman, will take place tomorrow.
Sri Lanka gave Ireland a challenging total of 163/6 to defend as their spinners and pacers were brilliant on the night. Theekshana and Hasaranga picked up 3-fers on the night.
Mumbai's second innings saw them at 258 for 7, with a lead of just 205 runs. However, Kotian and Deshpande's 89-run partnership for the eighth wicket changed the game.