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New year, new commitment, new strategy, and the test of nerves will start from 7 February in the shape of the ICC T20 World Cup

Ireland had a forgettable T20 World Cup campaign in 2024 as they failed to win a single game in that edition of the World Cup.

The pre-tournament journey of Pakistan’s T20 World Cup 2026 has already been controversial off the field, but it has been pretty decent on the field.

It is time for the World Cup. That means it is time to talk about the cricket’s adopted children, I mean, the associate nations. The

Uncle Ben was right in pointing out that with great power comes great responsibility. But as India await T20 World Cup, they have learnt that

England in the T20 World Cup will arrive with their renowned reputation of being the brand ambassadors of “fearless cricket”. For nearly a decade, England’s

Talking about the Afghanistan Team World Cup Preview, one thing is clear: this is no longer a team that turns up just to participate. Over

Pakistan cricket occupies a unique place in the global space, adored for its flair and feared for its volatility. Whether lighting up stadiums through its

Pakistan Women have called up uncapped Saira Jabeen for the South Africa tour in February, making her the first cricketer from Chitral to be selected for an international tour.