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PREVIEW: Cricket's biggest carnival has arrived as the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 officially kicks off across the iconic landscapes of India and Sri Lanka. From February 7 to March 8, 20 nations are set to battle for global supremacy in a tournament that promises high-octane drama and world-class skill. With 55 matches scheduled at historic venues like Eden Gardens and Wankhede Stadium, the road to the final in Ahmedabad is paved with excitement.

Group A: Cup-holders India face some tests as they look to navigate Group A on their way to back-to-back titles. The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 starts here, with Pakistan taking on the Netherlands in the tournament opener, and Group A no doubt looms as pivotal.

In shades of déjà vu, three key teams are grouped as they were in the last iteration of this tournament; India, Pakistan and USA. And many fans will remember what co-hosts the United States managed to do against Pakistan in 2024.

Group B: Co-hosts Sri Lanka have a wonderful opportunity to qualify in pole position of the Super Eight stage of the T20 World Cup 2026.

There is no question they saw what happened when Australia, Group B's top-ranked team, recently toured Pakistan. The Aussies are struggling for form and won't be at full strength.

Group C: This group is going to be one to watch at the World Cup 2026. Italy are the lone debutants for this edition, after their remarkable qualification run. Their first T20 World Cup appearance will be against Scotland.

But England are the heavyweights. They are ranked 3rd in T20Is and are stacked with talent, which will be unpacked.

Not only are England and the West Indies two of three sides to have won this tournament twice, not to mention have played in some epics over the years, but the other contenders are set to bring plenty of compelling storylines.

Group D: At least one team from Group D will be leaving the sub-continent most likely disappointed, having not progressed past the group stage. Such is the quality of the teams competing out of this pool.

Of all four ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 groups, Group D is the only one featuring three sides from the current top 10; New Zealand (4th), South Africa (5th) and Afghanistan (10th), who of course made a magic run to the semi-finals two years ago in the tournament's last edition.

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TEAMS & PLAYERS FOR TODAY:
South Africa TEAM: Aiden Markram(c) - Quinton de Kock(w) - Ryan Rickelton - Dewald Brevis - David Miller - Tristan Stubbs - Marco Jansen - George Linde - Kagiso Rabada - Keshav Maharaj - Lungi Ngidi - Corbin Bosch - Jason Smith - Anrich Nortje - Kwena Maphaka

Zimbabwe TEAM: Brian Bennett - Tadiwanashe Marumani - Dion Myers - Brendan Taylor(w) - Sikandar Raza(c) - Ryan Burl - Tashinga Musekiwa - Brad Evans - Wellington Masakadza - Richard Ngarava - Blessing Muzarabani - Tony Munyonga - Clive Madande - Tinotenda Maposa - Graeme Cremer