Cricket’s ICC T20 World Cup 2022

Cricket as a sport is the third most watched sport in the world and rightly so considering so much following around the world. Cricket has its two flagship events, 50 Over Cricket World Cup and the T20 World Cup which take place every four years.

Next ICC cricket tournament will be the T20 World Cup 2022 which is set to take place in Australia in November/December. On this page you will find all the information regarding T20 World Cup 2022. From qualified teams, official match schedule, live stream info and what TV Channels will be broadcasting this tournament around the world.

T20 World Cup Schedule

Tournament Schedule:

ICC T20 World cup 2022 is set to be played from 22 October to 13 November 2022. 16 teams will participate in the tournament which has the format of league and knockout system. First round will be played as a league system where top teams will Super 12 round which will also be the league system. 4 teams from Super 12 round will qualify as semifinalists.

Qualified Teams For T20 World Cup 2022:

A total of 16 teams will play in the upcoming T20 World Cup. Australia being the host and defending champions auto qualified. 11 highest ranked teams according to performance in the previous world cups qualified for the tournament as well. That makes 12 teams including the hosts. Four more teams will join the 12 already qualified teams after playing in the Global Qualifiers.

Past Winners of T20 World Cup

Past Winners of T20 World Cup:

Competition was started back in 2007 in a bid to bring the game to global stage. India went to on to win the very first World Cup beating Pakistan in the final. Since then 7 T20 World Cup have taken place and Pakistan, England, West Indies (2), Sri Lank and Australia have won the competition so far.

T20 World Cup Tv Channels & Live Broadcasting

T20 World Cup 2022 Extensive TV Coverage Rights:

ICC has ensued extensive TV rights across the world for T20 World Cup and tournament will be shown in more territories then ever before. ICC has also obliged the rights holder to not only produce TV coverage but also allow users to watch the same coverage via online streaming and mobile apps.