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T20 World Cup 2024: The ICC T20 World Cup 2024 is just a short time away from starting. The next World Cup will be played in the USA and West Indies from June 1 to June 29. The ICC has also started full preparations for the T20 World Cup. Now the ICC has announced the commentary panel for the T20 World Cup.
Dinesh Karthik will play in the World Cup
Star wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Karthik has also got a place in the 40-member commentary panel. Karthik represented Royal Challengers Bangalore in the current IPL season. News is coming that Dinesh Karthik will not participate in the upcoming season of IPL. After the match against Rajasthan Royals, 38-year-old Dinesh Karthik was congratulated by Virat Kohli and RCB players. However, Karthik has not made any formal announcement regarding retirement from IPL.
Apart from Dinesh Karthik, India's Harsh Bhogle, Ravi Shastri and Sunil Gavaskar have also got a place in the commentary panel. Pakistan's legends Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Rameez Raja will also be part of the commentary panel in the World Cup. American commentator James O'Brien has also been included in the panel.
Commentary panel for T20 World Cup
Dinesh Karthik (India), Danny Morrison (New Zealand), Ian Bishop (West Indies), Harsha Bhogle (India), Ravi Shastri (India), Shaun Pollock (South Africa), Ricky Ponting (Australia), Steven Smith (Australia), Nasser Hussain (England), Graeme Smith (South Africa), Ian Smith (New Zealand), Dale Steyn (South Africa), Alan Wilkins (England), Waqar Younis (Pakistan), Ian Ward (England), Lisa Sthalkar (Australia), Wasim Akram (Pakistan), Athar Ali Khan (Bangladesh), Russell Arnold (Sri Lanka), Mike Atherton (England), Samuel Badree (West Indies), Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies), Simon Dooley (New Zealand), Aaron Finch (Australia), Darren Ganga (West Indies), Sunil Gavaskar (India), Natalie Germanos (South Africa), Matthew Hayden (Australia), Mike Hesman (Australia), James O'Brien (USA), Katie Martin (New Zealand), Pomi Mbangwa (Zimbabwe), Tom Moody (Australia), Eoin Morgan (England), Alison Mitchell (England), Brian Murgatroyd (Netherlands), Kais Naidu (South Africa), Niall O'Brien (Ireland), Ebony Rainford-Brent (England), Rameez Raja (Pakistan).
T20 World Cup 2024 Group
Group A- India, Pakistan, Ireland, Canada, USA
Group B – England, Australia, Namibia, Scotland, Oman
Group C- New Zealand, West Indies, Afghanistan, Uganda, Papua New Guinea
Group D- South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Netherlands, Nepal.
Schedule of all 55 matches of T20 World Cup
1. Saturday, June 1 – USA vs Canada, Dallas
2. Sunday, June 2 – West Indies v Papua New Guinea, Guyana
3. Sunday, June 2 – Namibia v Oman, Barbados
4. Monday, June 3 – Sri Lanka v South Africa, New York
5. Monday, June 3 – Afghanistan v Uganda, Guyana
6. Tuesday, June 4 – England v Scotland, Barbados
7. Tuesday, June 4 – Netherlands vs. Nepal, Dallas
8. Wednesday, June 5 – India vs Ireland, New York
9. Wednesday, June 5 – Papua New Guinea v Uganda, Guyana
10. Wednesday, June 5 – Australia v Oman, Barbados
11. Thursday, June 6 – USA vs Pakistan, Dallas
12. Thursday, June 6 – Namibia v Scotland, Barbados
13. Friday, June 7 – Canada vs Ireland, New York
14. Friday, June 7- New Zealand v Afghanistan, Guyana
15. Friday, June 7 – Sri Lanka vs. Bangladesh, Dallas
16. Saturday, June 8 – Netherlands v South Africa, New York
17. Saturday, June 8 – Australia v England, Barbados
18. Saturday, June 8 – West Indies v Uganda, Guyana
19. Sunday, June 9 – India vs Pakistan, New York
20. Sunday, June 9 – Oman v Scotland, Antigua
21. Monday, June 10 – South Africa v Bangladesh, New York
22. Tuesday, June 11 – Pakistan vs Canada, New York
23. Tuesday, June 11 – Sri Lanka vs. Nepal, Florida
24. Tuesday, June 11 – Australia v Namibia, Antigua
25. Wednesday, June 12 – USA vs India, New York
26. Wednesday, June 12 – West Indies v New Zealand, Trinidad
27. Thursday, June 13 – England v Oman, Antigua
28. Thursday, June 13 – Bangladesh v Netherlands, St Vincent
29. Thursday, June 13 – Afghanistan v Papua New Guinea, Trinidad
30. Friday, June 14 – USA vs. Ireland, Florida
31. Friday, June 14 – South Africa v Nepal, St Vincent
32. Friday, June 14 – New Zealand v Uganda, Trinidad
33. Saturday, June 15 – India vs. Canada, Florida
34. Saturday, June 15 – Namibia v England, Antigua
35. Saturday, June 15 – Australia v Scotland, St Lucia
36. Sunday, June 16 – Pakistan vs. Ireland, Florida
37. Sunday, June 16 – Bangladesh v Nepal, St Vincent
38. Sunday, June 16 – Sri Lanka v Netherlands, St Lucia
39. Monday, June 17 – New Zealand v Papua New Guinea, Trinidad
40. Monday, June 17 – West Indies v Afghanistan, St Lucia
41. Wednesday, June 19 – A2 vs D1, Antigua
42. Wednesday, June 19 – B1 vs C2, St Lucia
43. Thursday, June 20 – C1 vs A1, Barbados
44. Thursday, June 20 – B2 vs D2, Antigua
45. Friday, June 21 – B1 vs D1, St Lucia
46. Friday, June 21 – A2 vs C2, Barbados
47. Saturday, June 22 – A1 vs D2, Antigua
48. Saturday, June 22 – C1 vs B2, St Vincent
49. Sunday, June 23 – A2 vs B1, Barbados
50. Sunday, June 23 – C2 vs D1, Antigua
51. Monday, June 24 – B2 vs A1, St Lucia
52. Monday, June 24 – C1 vs D2, St Vincent
53. Wednesday, June 26 – Semi 1, Guyana
54. Thursday, June 27 – Semi 2, Trinidad
55. Saturday, June 29 – Final, Barbados
