T20 World Cup: the clash between India and Pakistan today

T20 World Cup: the clash between India and Pakistan today

Two matches are being played today under the ongoing ICC T20 Cricket World Cup in the UAE. In which all four teams are from South Asia. The long-awaited clash between India and Pakistan is taking place today.

India, which is also the host, is starting the World Cup by playing Pakistan in the first match of the Super 12.

Due to the Corona epidemic, the World Cup in India was played in UAE and Oman. Oman had a group stage match in the first round.

After the Super 12, all the games are being played on three grounds of UAE.

The match between India and Pakistan in Group 2 of Super 12 will start at 8:15 pm Nepali time in Dubai.

It makes a lot of sense when India and Pakistan take to the cricket field. India and Pakistan have long had political tensions. Its impact is also evident in the sports sector.

So even on the cricket field, they fight as they do. The effect of which has been seen even in the sports field.

This game is seen not only as a victory and a hand but also as a battle of prestige.

The two teams are playing for the first time since the 2019 ODI World Cup. In T20, the two teams met in the 2016 World Cup. India had won both the games.

Before the match between India and Pakistan, there will be competition between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in Group 1. The game will start at 4:15 pm in Sharjah.

T20 World Cup: England beat defending champions West Indies

England has made a winning start to the ICC T20 World Cup. Former runners-up England beat defending champions West Indies by six wickets in Dubai on Saturday night.

England has beaten the West Indies for the first time in the T20 World Cup. England completed the usual target of 56 runs set by the West Indies by losing four wickets in 8.2 overs.

England opener Jose Butler remained unbeaten on 24 runs. Captain Ian Morgan remained unbeaten on seven runs.

Jason Roy (11), Johnny Bairstow (9), Moin Ali (3), and Liam Livingstone (1) were all out. West Indies' Akil Hossain took two wickets and Rabi Rampal took one.

Batting first after losing the toss in Dubai, West Indies could not stand in front of the English bowler and were all out for 55 runs in 14.2 overs.

Apart from Chris Gayle's 13 for the West Indies, no other player has touched a double-digit.

For England, Adil Rashid took four wickets for just two runs in 2.2 overs. Moin Ali and Timel Mills took two wickets apiece. Chris Vokes and Chris Jordan took one wicket each.