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News India Live, Digital Desk: Take heart because the biggest Mahakumbh of cricket i.e. T20 World Cup 2026 The countdown has started. As we all know, this time’s World Cup is very special for us because it is being hosted jointly by India and Sri Lanka. There is something different about playing on one’s own pitch and in front of one’s own audience. Meanwhile, there is great news for cricket fans, many countries have announced their teams.
Who opened his cards?
According to the latest update, even before the start of the tournament India, Australia And England Such big teams have announced their squads. Looking at this it is clear that no country wants to leave any stone unturned this time.
Team India: A mix of youthful enthusiasm and experience?
Most eyes are on our own ‘Men in Blue’. Since we are the hosts, the expectations are also double. The team blueprint that the selectors have prepared is sure to create panic among the opponents. This time some new faces have got a chance in the team who were setting fire in IPL and domestic cricket, while the old experienced players have been retained as the backbone of the team. Fans are discussing on social media that this team is all set to refresh the memories of 2024.
The English and the Kangaroo are no less
On the other hand, Australia and England have also declared their respective ‘armies’. Australia seems to be in a dangerous mood as always, while England is ready to hit the ground with their aggressive cricket (bazball style). These teams have bet on players who understand Asian pitches well and can cut the trap of spin here.
What is the condition of other countries?
Not only these three, but other countries have also strengthened their preparations. Gradually all the 20 teams are releasing the list of their final 15 players. Every team has only one dream – to lift the World Cup trophy on the grounds of India and Sri Lanka.
So brother, get ready to see the rain of fours and sixes. The squads are in place, the strategy is being made, and now all we have to do is wait for the moment when the first ball is bowled on the field.
North India Statesman