All Team Details for T20 WC 2022

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ICC T20 WORLD CUP-2022

(AUSTRALIA)

16 OCT - 13 NOV

 

 

The most awaited moment is just few hours to go. We will be enjoying another edition of excellent cricket in the T20 World Cup this year at Australia. The expectations is very much on higher side from this Multi-Nation Event. There are 16 teams participating in this mega event. There are so much of fun and exciting cricket is coming-up for the fans. This will be the 8th edition of the T20-WC and wishing it to be the best among all.

 

The tournament will kick start from 16th October, with Qualifiers Round among Group-A and Group-B. Sri Lanka will face Namibia in the opening encounter. Two top teams from each group will qualify to the Super 12. Then the main matches of Super 12 among Group-1 and Group-2 will start from 22nd October with Australia vs New Zealand game. The final is set to be played on 13th November.

 

Currently the defending champions are Australia, who are also the hosts of this World Cup and looking one of the front-runner for the trophy. In others India, England, South Africa are looking promising for the title contenders, and Pakistan, New Zealand are like dark-horses.

 

Here all the details regarding Groups, Teams and Schedule are given-

 

 

 

 

 

Round-1(Qualifiers)

 

GROUP-A

GROUP-B

Sri Lanka

West Indies

Namibia

Scotland

Netherland

Ireland

UAE

Zimbabwe

 

 

Super 12

 

GROUP-1

GROUP-2

England

India

Australia

Pakistan

New Zealand

South Africa

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

A1

A2

B2

B1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SQUADS

Round-1 (Qualifiers)

 

Group-A

 

SRI LANKA

NAMIBIA

NETHERLANDS

UAE

Dasun Shanaka(c)

Gerhard Erasmus(c)

Scott Edwards(c&wk)

Chundangapoyil Rizwan(c)

Pathum Nissanka

Stephan Baard

Tom Cooper

Chirag Suri

Kusal Mendis(wk)

Lohandre Louwrens

Bas de Leede

Muhammad Waseem

Bhanuka Rajapaksa(wk)

Zane Green(wk)

Stephan Myburgh

Basil Hameed

Danushka Gubathilaka

Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton

Vikramjit Singh

Vriitya Aravind(wk)

Dhananjaya de Silva

Divan la Cock

Colin Ackermann

Alishan Sharafu

Charith Asalanka

David Wiese

Shariz Ahmad

Aayan Afzal Khan

Wanindu Hasaranga

JJ Smit

Fred Klaassen

Aryan Lakra

Maheesh Theekshana

Jan Frylinck

Teja Nidamanuru

Kashif Daud

Jeffrey Vandersay

Karl Birkenstock

Max ODowd

Ahmed Raza

Chamika Karunaratne

Pikky Ya France

Timm van der Gugten

Zawar Farid

Dushmantha Chameera

Ruben Trumpelmann

Roelof van der Merwe

Karthik Meiyappan

Lahiru Kumara

Bernard Scholtz

Tim Pringle

Zahoor Khan

Dilshan Madushanka

Tangeni Lungameni

Logan van Beek

Junaid Siddique

Pramod Madushan

Michael van Lingen

Brandon Glover

Sabir Ali

 

Ben Shikongo

Paul van Meekeren

 

Group-B

 

WEST INDIES

SCOTLAND

IRELAND

ZIMBABWE

Nicholas Pooran(c&wk)

Richie Berrington(c)

Andrew Balbirnie(c)

Craig Ervine(c)

Johnson Charles(wk)

George Munsey

Harry Tector

Milton Shumba

Rovman Powell

Michael Jones

Lorcan Tucker(wk)

Regis Chakabva(wk)

Brandon King

Matthew Cross(wk)

Stephen Doheny

Clive Madande(wk)

Evin Lewis

Craig Wallace(wk)

Paul Stirling

Ryan Burl

Shamarh Brooks

Michael Leask

Gareth Delany

Wesley Madhevere

Kyle Mayers

Calum MacLeod

Simi Singh

Sikandar Raza

Yannic Cariah

Brandon McMullen

Curtis Campher

Sean Williams

Jason Holder

Josh Davey

Fionn Hand

Brad Evans

Raymon Reifer

Brad Wheal

Mark Adair

Tony Munyonga

Sheldon Cottrell

Chris Sole

George Dockrell

Tendai Chatara

Alzarri Joseph

Chris Greaves

Joshua Little

Luke Jongwe

Akeal Hosein

Safyaan Sharif

Barry McCarthy

Wellington Masakadza

Obed McCoy

Hamza Tahir

Conor Olphert

Blessing Muzarabani

Odean Smith

Mark Watt

Graham Hume

Richard Ngarava

(Super 12)

Group-1

 

ENGLAND

AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

AFGHANISTAN

Jos Buttler(c&wk)

Aaron Finch(c)

Kane Williamson(c)

Mohammad Nabi(c)

Harry Brook

Steven Smith

Martin Guptill

Rahmanullah Gurbaz(wk)

Liam Livingstone

David Warner

Finn Allen(wk)

Najibullah Zadran

Dawid Malan

Glenn Maxwell

Devon Conway(wk)

Darwish Rasooli

Alex Hales

Matthew Wade(wk)

Daryl Mitchell

Hazaratullah Zazai

Moeen Ali

Josh Inglis(wk)

James Neesham

Ibrahim Zadran

Philip Salt(wk)

Tim David

Glenn Phillips(wk)

Usman Ghani

Ben Stokes

Mitchell Marsh

Mark Chapman

Azmatullah Omarzai

Sam Curran

Marcus Stoinis

Michael Bracewell

Fareed Ahmad Malik

David Willey

Ashton Agar

Mitchell Santner

Fazalhaq Farooqi

Chris Woakes

Pat Cummins

Ish Sodhi

Mujeeb Ur Rahman

Chris Jordan

Josh Hazlewood

Tim Southee

Naveen-ul-Haq

Adil Rashid

Kane Richardson

Trent Boult

Qais Ahmad

Reece Topley

Mitchell Starc

Lockie Ferguson

Rashid Khan

Mark Wood

Adam Zampa

Adam Milne

Mohammad Saleem Safi

 

Group-2

INDIA

PAKISTAN

SOUTH AFRICA

BANGLADESH

Rohit Sharma(c)

Babar Azam(c)

Temba Bavuma(c)

Shakib Al Hasan(c)

KL Rahul(wk)

Shadab Khan

Reeza Hendricks

Sabbir Rahman

Virat Kohli

Haider Ali

Aiden Markram

Yasir Ali

Suryakumar Yadav

Asif Ali

David Miller

Najmul Hossain Shanto

Rishabh Pant(wk)

Mohammad Rizwan(wk)

Quinton de kock(wk)

Litton Das(wk)

Dinesh Karthik(wk)

Iftikhar Ahmed

Heinrich Klaasen(wk)

Nurul Hasan(wk)

Hardik Pandya

Khusdil Shah

Rilee Rossouw

Afif Hossain

Deepak Hooda

Shan Masood

Tristan Stubbs(wk)

Mosaddek Hossain

Axar Patel

Mohammad Nawaj

Keshav Maharaj

Mehidy Hasan Miraz

Yuzvendra Chahal

Mohammad Wasim jr

Wayne Parnell

Mohammad Saifuddin

Ravichandran Ashwin

Shaheen Afridi

Marco Jansen

Taskin Ahmed

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Naseem Shah

Kagiso Rabada

Mustafizur Rahman

Mohammad Shami

Haris Rauf

Lungi Ngidi

Ebadot Hossain

Harshal Patel

Mohammad Hasnain

Anrich Nortje

Hasan Mahmud

Arshdeep Singh

Fakhar Zaman

Tabraiz Shamsi

Nasum Ahmed

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