Nepal’s T20 World Cup 2026 campaign hit another roadblock as they lost quick wickets against a fiery West Indies pace attack in Mumbai. Find out how the match unfolded and what it means for Nepal’s tournament hopes.
In a jaw-dropping pre-match statement, former Pakistan international Basit Ali declared he hopes rain washes out the India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup clash in Colombo—a verdict that has ignited fury and debate across the cricketing world.
Three decades after an unprecedented India-Pakistan combined XI played in Colombo, the arch-rivals return—not as teammates, but as warriors in a T20 World Cup showdown that promises tension, tactics, and a temporary truce in the subcontinent’s fiercest sporting rivalry.
From Sahibzada Farhan’s audacious sixes off Bumrah to Babar Azam’s spin struggles, these five individual battles could swing the outcome of the most anticipated match of the T20 World Cup 2026.
After a promising start against England, Nepal’s campaign took a dramatic turn with a humiliating loss to tournament debutants Italy—without taking a single wicket. The team’s coach didn’t hold back, publicly reprimanding his squad for a ‘distracted’ and ‘uncommitted’ performance.
In a fascinating twist before the high-stakes India vs Pakistan clash, captain Suryakumar Yadav was caught on camera perfectly mimicking Pakistan’s enigmatic spinner Usman Tariq. Was it just a bit of fun, or a masterstroke in psychological and tactical preparation?