World Twenty20

2013 Champions Trophy: AB de Villiers spells out South African warning to India

Press Trust Of India | Monday May 13, 2013

South Africa is in Group B alongside world champions India, current ICC World Twenty20 holders West Indies and Pakistan, all good sides according to the South Africa skipper.

Pakistan want to host 2018 ICC World Twenty20 Championship

CricketNDTV | Thursday April 18, 2013

PCB chairman confirms his Board has made a bid. Pakistan have co-hosted two World Cups in 1987 and 1996 along with India and Sri Lanka. Now PCB wants to go it alone.

ICC launches logo of World Twenty20 2014 Bangladesh

Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday April 7, 2013

The logo uses the colours of the Bangladesh flag with splashes of blue which represents Bangladesh's iconic waterways (as well as being the ICC's own colour).

Proteas complete their best 12 months ever in cricket

CricketNDTV | Tuesday March 26, 2013

The period under review included tough away tours to both England and Australia, the ICC World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka as well as the home series against New Zealand and Pakistan.

Rahul Dravid to MS Dhoni: Quit T20I and CSK captaincy, remain Test skipper

Press Trust of India | Thursday January 10, 2013

But Dravid believes India does not have anyone to replace the wicketkeeper-batsman, who led the country to the 2007 Twenty20 World title besides the 2011 ODI World Cup. Dravid also said that Dhoni should change his approach slightly.

Dwayne Bravo determined to get back into Windies Test side

Indo-Asian News Service | Friday January 4, 2013

Bravo has been declared fit again after recovering from an injury sustained during the recent ICC Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka.

One-day cricket will soon be history: Gilchrist

Agence-France Presse | Thursday December 13, 2012

The trailblazing wicketkeeper-batsman fears the 50-over game, which has been losing its appeal in Australia since the ascent of Twenty20 cricket, will likely not last beyond the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Pakistan happy with India tour arrangements

Agence France-Presse | Sunday December 9, 2012

A four-member Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) delegation returned home after inspecting the five venues where the hotly-anticipated one-day and Twenty20 clashes will rekindle one of the greatest rivalries in world sport.

Bhagwat Chandrasekhar declares open Twenty20 World Cup for Blind

Press Trust of India | Saturday December 1, 2012

Besides hosts India, Australia, Bangladesh, England, Pakistan, South Africa, West Indies, Sri Lanka and Nepal will participate in the tournament.

Kemar Roach looks for Windies bounce in Bangladesh

Press Trust of India | Monday October 29, 2012

West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach hopes the feel-good factor of being World Twenty20 champions will rub off on him on the tour of Bangladesh after he was overlooked for the recent triumph in Sri Lanka.

Angelo Mathews to lead Sri Lanka's T20 side

Press Trust of India | Thursday October 25, 2012

All-rounder Angelo Mathews was named Sri Lanka's Twenty20 captain for a period of one year, succeeding veteran Mahela Jayawardena, who quit the captaincy after the World Twenty20 final.

Organisers pay hefty sum for resuming international cricket in Pakistan

Press Trust of India | Monday October 22, 2012

The organisers of the two Twenty20 exhibition matches between the International World XI and the Pakistan Stars XI paid a whopping USD 145,000 to the members of the visiting team to convince them to come and play in the country.

Pakistan ready for internationals, say touring stars

Agence France Presse | Monday October 22, 2012

Players from the visiting International World XI on Monday said that overseas teams should return to tour Pakistan soon, after two Twenty20s against an all-star home side passed off successfully at the weekend.

PCB not happy with Mohammad Hafeez's unilateral approach

Press Trust of India | Sunday October 21, 2012

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has no intention of removing Mohammad Hafeez as Twenty20 captain but was clearly unhappy with his unilateral and non-consultative approach while making selection decisions.

Pakistan's WT20 report out, no mention of rift between players

Press Trust of India | Sunday October 21, 2012

Pakistan team manager, Naved Cheema has submitted his report on the performance of the national team in the recently-concluded ICC World Twenty20 but made no mention of rift between senior players over selection issues.