The Latest Breaking News from T20 World Cup

Ten venues across the Caribbean islands and USA are likely to host the 2024 men's T20 World Cup in a new format from June 4 to 30, says a report on the website ESPNcricinfo.com.

Both countries had already qualified for next year’s finals.

The men’s series will run alongside the women’s team’s T20 and ODI series between the two nations.

NEW DELHI: Dinesh Karthik, the former Indian cricketer, has emphasised the importance of patience with young talent Yashasvi Jaiswal, rejecting the notion of rushing him into India's ICC Men's Cricket World Cup squad this year. Karthik believes that Jaiswal should instead focus on his inclusion in India's ICC Men's T20…

NEW DELHI: Former head coach Ravi Shastri feels that 'skipper' Hardik Pandya will have a 'big say' in selection matters and India might go the 2007 World Cup route for the next T20 extravaganza.

NEW DELHI: South African fast bowler Shabnim Ismail announced her retirement from international cricket on Wednesday, giving a big blow to the recent T20 World Cup finalists who had relied heavily on the pacer.

England have such a packed schedule that they have only now been able to take up the offer to visit Number 10.

Little more than a year on from his England debut, Harry Brook is already a T20 World Cup winner, a virtual lock for this year’s 50-over equivalent and has four Test hundreds to his name.

Australian David Saker has said he was approached by Ben Stokes at the T20 World Cup to return to role he filled from 2010 to 2015