Tuesday promises a flurry of electrifying cricket action as the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 resumes with three captivating clashes lined up.
With Afghanistan set to clash against Uganda, England will face Scotland, and the Netherlands to clash with Nepal, cricket enthusiasts are in for a treat.
In what marks a historic moment, Afghanistan will square off against Uganda for the first time in T20I cricket.
The Afghan side, boasting a formidable roster of players with experience across various franchise leagues worldwide, enters the match as favorites following their impressive performances in recent tournaments, including the ODI World Cup in India.
Meanwhile, England and Scotland will renew their rivalry in the T20I format.
Although the two teams have crossed paths in ODIs before, this encounter marks their inaugural meeting in the fast-paced T20 arena.
Defending champions England, led by the dynamic Jos Buttler, aim to clinch victory and make history by becoming the first team to secure three T20 World Cup titles.
The clash between Nepal and the Netherlands promises to be a tightly contested affair, with both teams eager to assert their dominance.
Having faced each other 12 times previously, with six wins for the Dutch, five for Nepal, and one no-result, Tuesday’s encounter holds significant stakes for both sides.
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Afghanistan vs Uganda – Scheduled for Tuesday at 6:00 AM IST at Guyana National Stadium, Guyana
England vs Scotland – Set to kick off on Tuesday at 8:00 PM IST at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados
Netherlands vs Nepal – Slated for Tuesday at 9:00 PM IST at Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium, Dallas, USA
Cricket enthusiasts can catch all the action live on the Star Sports Network. Additionally, for those preferring online streaming, Disney+ Hotstar offers live coverage of all the matches.
As anticipation mounts and teams gear up for battle, cricket aficionados worldwide eagerly await the unfolding drama and exhilarating moments that the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup promises to deliver.
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