The Democracy News :- The ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup 2024 – justice’s biggest event – has reached the Super Eights stage in the United States and the West Indies. The 20- platoon competition has slimmed to eight brigades and there have formerly been major shocks and eliminations in the group stages.
The top two brigades from each of the original four groups have qualified, with the most notable deletions being Pakistan and New Zealand India (Group A winners), USA-(Group A runners-up), Australia (Group B winners), England (Group B runners-up), West Indies (Group C winners), Afghanistan (Group C runners-up), South Africa (Group D winners), Bangladesh (Group D runners-up).
Following the four groups of five that began the event, the structure now reduces to two groups of four – the Super Eights. Each platoon will play each other formerly in their separate groups with the top two brigades from each qualifying for the semi finals. Group 1 Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, India Group 2 England, South Africa, USA, West Indies The Super Eights will be played from June 18 to June 25.
The event, which opened on June 2 at the Grand Prairie Stadium, Grand Prairie, Dallas, has moved from the United States and will now be completely played in the Caribbean. Four venues in Barbados, Saint Lucia, Antigua and Saint Vincent. The semi finals will be played on June 27 in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana independently. The final in Barbados will take place on June 29th.
