T20 World Cup 2024 Table: Schedule, Res…

Held in the United States and the West Indies, cricket fans old and new alike rejoiced as viewers Stateside were introduced to, and hopefully caught up in, a game that was usually met with indifference across the pond.

However, the T20 format is designed to get the pulse racing and the matches held in New York, Texas and Florida should be a great spectacle especially with favorites India facing Pakistan during the first group stage.

This year’s tournament is divided into a first round group stage consisting of five teams in each of four groups, the top two will qualify for the Super 8. The two groups will produce two qualifiers for the semi-finals, before the final on June 29 at Kensington Oval in Barbados.

England are the defending champions and have a big point to prove after dropping the 50-over crown to India last year.

Scotland, Ireland and Afghanistan are among the dark horses looking to cause an upset, but if not, it’s a case of the usual suspects seeing the trophy with Australia and South Africa going far.

Fans in the UK will not get an early start time for some games, which will be moved into the night to cater to local North American audiences.

USA vs Canada – 01.30, Grand Prairie Stadium

Ireland vs India – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

USA vs Pakistan – 3.30pm, Grand Prairie Stadium

Ireland vs Canada – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

Pakistan vs India – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

Pakistan vs Canada – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

USA vs India – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

USA vs. Ireland – 3:30 p.m., Central Broward Regional Park Stadium

Canada vs India – 3.30pm, Central Broward Regional Park Stadium

Pakistan vs Ireland – 3.30pm, Central Broward Regional Park Stadium

Oman vs Namibia – 1.30am, Kensington Oval

England vs Scotland – 3.30pm, Kensington Oval

Oman vs Australia – 1.30am, Kensington Oval

Namibia vs Scotland – 8pm, Kensington Oval

Australia vs England – 6pm, Kensington Oval

Oman vs Scotland – 6pm, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

Namibia vs Australia – 1.30am, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

Oman vs England – 8pm, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

Namibia vs England – 8pm, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

Scotland vs Australia – 1.30, Daren Sammy Cricket Ground

West Indies vs Papua New Guinea – 15.30, Providence Stadium

Afghanistan vs Uganda – 1.30am, Providence Stadium

Uganda vs Papua New Guinea – 12.30, Providence Stadium

Afghanistan vs New Zealand – 12.30pm, Providence Stadium

West Indies vs Uganda – 1.30am, Providence Stadium

West Indies vs New Zealand – 1.30am, Brian Lara Cricket Academy

Afghanistan vs Papua New Guinea – 1.30am, Brian Lara Cricket Academy

Uganda vs New Zealand – 1.30am, Brian Lara Cricket Academy

Papua New Guinea vs New Zealand – 3.30pm, Brian Lara Cricket Academy

West Indies vs Afghanistan – 1.30am, Daren Sammy Cricket Ground

Sri Lanka vs South Africa – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

Nepal vs Netherlands – 3.30pm, Grand Prairie Stadium

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh – 1.30am, Grand Prairie Stadium

Netherlands vs South Africa – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

South Africa vs Bangladesh – 3.30pm, Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

Nepal vs Sri Lanka – 12.30, Central Broward Regional Park Stadium

Netherlands vs Bangladesh – 3.30pm, Arnos Vale Stadium

Nepal vs South Africa – 12.30pm, Arnos Vale Stadium

Nepal vs Bangladesh – 12.30pm, Arnos Vale Stadium

Netherlands vs Sri Lanka – 1.30am, Daren Sammy Cricket Ground

C1 vs A1 – 15.30, Kensington Oval

B2 vs D2 – 1.30am, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

A1 vs D2 – 3.30pm, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

C1 vs B2 – 01.30, Arnos Vale Stadium

B2 vs A1 – 3.30pm, Daren Sammy Cricket Ground

C1 vs D2 – 1.30, Arnos Vale Stadium

A2 vs D1 – 3.30pm, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

B1 vs C2 – 1.30, Daren Sammy Cricket Ground

B1 vs D1 – 03.30, Daren Sammy Cricket Ground

A2 vs C2 – 1.30, Kensington Oval

A2 vs B1 – 15.30, Kensington Oval

C2 vs D1 – 1.30am, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

Group 1 champions vs Group 2 runners-up – 1.30am, Brian Lara Cricket Academy

Group 2 champions vs Group 1 runners-up – 3.30pm, Providence Stadium

Winner of semi-final 1 vs winner of Semi-final 2 – 3.30pm, Kensington Oval

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua & Barbuda – 10,000 capacity

Kensington Oval, Barbados – 28,000 capacity

Providence Stadium, Guyana – capacity 20,000

Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, Saint Lucia – 15,000 capacity

Arnos Vale Stadium, St. Vincent & Grenadines – capacity 18,000

Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad & Tobago – 15,000 capacity

Central Broward Park, Florida (USA) – 25,000 capacity

Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York (USA) – capacity 34,000

Grand Prairie Stadium, Texas (USA) – 15,000 capacity

Sri Lanka, Afghanistan – 33/1

Only the chosen nation. Odds via Bet365, subject to change.

TV Channels: The T20 World Cup will be broadcast live in England on Sky Sports.

Live broadcast: Customers can watch online through the Sky Go app.