Next year's men's T20 World Cup will feature 20 teams from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of cricketing nations. India, known for its strong cricket legacy, will compete alongside Sri Lanka and Afghanistan, both with passionate cricket followings. Australia and Bangladesh bring competitive edge and experience to the tournament. England and South Africa, traditional powerhouses, will battle it out with emerging teams such as the United States and West Indies.
Ireland and New Zealand offer skilled squads, while Pakistan and Canada add further depth to the competition. European and associate members like Italy, the Netherlands, Namibia, and Zimbabwe will also participate, highlighting the growing global reach of cricket. Nepal, Oman, and the UAE complete the lineup, bringing exciting new talent to the international stage in this highly anticipated T20 World Cup.
