🏏ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026: Super8 - M52: IND vs WI🏏 - Page 6

Ajinkya Dhamdhe: "Did you know: No team that has faced India before Semi Final has won the T20 World Cup yet. So, one among India, England and New Zealand will be Champions if this pattern continues."

Virtual quarterfinal

In Game of Thrones, there is a recurring truth. When you play the game of thrones, you win, or you die. There is no middle ground. For tonight, that is no longer a metaphor. Three seats at the high table are already filled, as we await the fourth. House Proteas has marched from the South, unbeaten and unyielding. House Blackcaps has emerged from the mist to secure their stronghold. And from across the seas, the Three Lions of House England have roared their way into the final four. Behold House India, the High Lords of the realm, defending their crown. They meet the wild-fire of House Caribbean, the Kings of the Short Game, who have come to tear down the walls and claim the last seat at the table. Hello and welcome to the last Super Eight match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, 2026, as India take on West Indies to complete the semifinal lineup.

When the sky isn’t safe - A six-hitting spectacle is on the cards as two of the most explosive batting lineups prepare to lock horns. In this battle of towering hits, there is hardly anything to distinguish the two sides. West Indies lead the way with 66 sixes to their name, the most by any team in this World Cup, while India are breathing down their necks, sitting close second with 63. With such slender margins in the sixes column, this clash could very well boil down to the difference in the big hits on the day.

Middle overs that could define the game - The middle overs might quietly decide where this contest heads. West Indies have set the pace in this phase, scoring at a tournament-best rate of 9.3 between overs 7 and 16. India, on the other hand, have made these overs their hunting ground with 22 wickets, the joint second most in the competition, with the highest dot ball percentage among all teams in this particular phase.

All to play for in City of Joy - For India, the defending champions, this is about extending their reign and securing another semifinal appearance. For West Indies, it is about ending a long wait. They have not reached the knockouts since lifting the trophy in 2016 and will see this as a chance to script a return. History too, has an interesting say here. West Indies lead India 3-1 in T20 World Cup meetings, with India’s only victory in this rivalry coming back in 2014. With recent momentum on one side and historical advantage on the other, this promises to be a blockbuster battle.

Boys within 170 rok lena plz

Swapnil : "Recently both team are bad in chasing, bat 1st score 230. " -- Yeah, sounds simple.

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Nishant Mannar: "Regardless of conditions, India should look to bat first and post 200+. Chasing in a knockout game carries inherent pressure, and without master chaser Kohli, there's no one in the side best suited to pace a run chase.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​"

Exactly but India dont listen to us

Surya why at all take a risk??? They won the toss so it’s better to put runs on board na ?

Pitch report - It's a high-scoring ground. From the Clubhouse end, square boundaries are 64 and 65 metres, longer ones down the ground. One of the fastest outfields here too. Matthew Hayden says there's live grass, one end is drier than the other. It's a six-hitting paradise.

Hetmyer ko jaldi bhagana plz

Originally posted by: Prizi

Boys within 170 rok lena plz

I think they should restrict WI to 150. That’s a safe score.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Surya why at all take a risk??? They won the toss so it’s better to put runs on board na ?