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2024 has been a defining year for Indian sports with monumental victories across cricket, athletics, chess, and para-sports. India’s T20 World Cup triumph, Paris Olympics, and record-breaking feats by para-athletes have set new benchmarks.

Indian sports in 2024: A year of triumphs, milestones, and narrow defeats

2024 has been a transformative year for Indian sports. From cricket to chess, and Olympic to Paralympic achievements, the country has shown that it is poised to become a dominant force in global sports.

2024 was a landmark year for Indian sports, with numerous highs and a few near-misses. This year saw history being written in cricket, athletics, chess, and para-sports.
Several key moments across various events will be etched in the memories of Indian sports fans. Dates like &mdash; June 29, July 30, and December 12 &mdash; will forever symbolize the nation's sporting achievements.
Cricket World Cup Glory: India's Supremacy <img src="https://cdn.editorji.com/67726f58290e7_1735552856.jpg" width="634" height="356"> 
On June 29, 2024, the Indian cricket team, led by Rohit Sharma, achieved what had eluded them for over a decade &mdash; the ICC Cricket World Cup.
In a thrilling tournament, India secured their long-awaited T20 World Cup title, ending a run of heartbreaks in the knockout stages of global tournaments. This victory reaffirmed India&rsquo;s position as the most influential nation in cricket.
Despite this triumph, the year also saw a setback on the Test front.
<h4>India's Whitewash to New Zealand</h4>
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In contrast to their World Cup success, India&rsquo;s Test cricket season took a painful turn in November 2024. For the first time in 12 years, India lost a home Test series &mdash; a 0-3 whitewash by New Zealand.
The loss was even more striking as New Zealand was without their star player, Kane Williamson.
While the World Cup victory was a significant high, this defeat served as a reminder that India still needs to focus on consistency across all formats.
<h4>Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli&rsquo;s Retirement</h4>
<img src="https://cdn.editorji.com/67726f8c9255b_1735552908.jpg" width="634" height="356">
After their historic Cricket World Cup victory, both Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli announced their retirement from T20 international cricket.
The decision marked the end of an era for two of India&rsquo;s most iconic cricketers. Their retirement was a moment of reflection for Indian fans, who had witnessed their unmatched contributions to the T20 format over the years.
Ashwin&rsquo;s Retirement: A Late 2024 Setback
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India&rsquo;s second-highest wicket-taker, Ravichandran Ashwin, announced his retirement from international cricket after the 3rd Test against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar trophy, bringing an end to a remarkable era of spin mastery.
With over 700 international wickets and 6 Test hundreds, Ashwin&rsquo;s legacy as an all-rounder is firmly etched in cricketing folklore.
<h4>India&rsquo;s Historic Olympic Journey in Paris 2024</h4>
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India's Olympic campaign in Paris was filled with triumphs and heartbreaks. The nation secured six medals &mdash; one silver and five bronze &mdash; marking a strong performance.
However, these medals were accompanied by a series of near-misses that kept the nation on the edge of its seat.
<h4>Neeraj Chopra&rsquo;s Silver in Javelin Throw</h4>
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India&rsquo;s star athlete, Neeraj Chopra, secured a silver medal in the men&rsquo;s javelin throw at the 2024 Olympics, solidifying his status as one of India&rsquo;s greatest sports icons.
This silver followed his gold medal in Tokyo 2020, further establishing his dominance on the global stage and inspiring millions of aspiring athletes.
<h4>Men&rsquo;s Hockey: Second Successive Bronze</h4>
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India&rsquo;s men&rsquo;s hockey team made history by securing a second consecutive bronze medal at the Olympic Games, after a narrow loss to Germany.
The team's resilience was evident as they regrouped to defeat Spain 2-1, marking an incredible achievement for the sport in India.
<h4>Manu Bhaker&rsquo;s Redemption in Shooting</h4>
<img src="https://cdn.editorji.com/6772713fc8918_1735553343.jpg" width="632" height="355">
Manu Bhaker became a key highlight of India&rsquo;s Olympic success, making history by winning multiple medals. After overcoming a tough Tokyo Games, Bhaker clinched the bronze in the 10m air pistol mixed team event, partnering with Sarabjot Singh on July 30.
Her redemption story became one of the most memorable moments in Indian Olympic history.
Wrestling and Other Near-Misses
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India&rsquo;s wrestling contingent, led by Vinesh Phogat, was poised for a gold medal in Paris but was disqualified due to a weight discrepancy, which ended her hopes of a historic win. Other athletes like Lakshya Sen, Mirabai Chanu, and Arjun Babuta came close to medal finishes, with many narrowly missing out on podium finishes.
<h4>2024 Paralympics: India's Historic Performance <img src="https://cdn.editorji.com/677271ad5282a_1735553453.jpg" width="634" height="356"></h4>
India&rsquo;s para-athletes made 2024 a groundbreaking year, bringing home 29 medals, including 7 golds, 9 silvers, and 13 bronzes, marking their most successful Paralympic campaign ever. This stellar performance saw India finish 18th on the overall medal table, with athletes like Avani Lekhara, Sumit Antil, and Mariyappan Thangavelu rising to prominence as national heroes.
Their achievements highlighted the strength and determination of Indian para-athletes, with many setting new records and achieving personal bests on the global stage.
<h4>Chess: A Rising Power in the Game of 64 Squares</h4>
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In December, India continued its dominance in chess with two historic performances. D Gukesh, at just 18, became the youngest-ever FIDE World Chess Champion, surpassing Garry Kasparov's long-held record on December 12. His victory in Singapore not only established him as a future chess superstar but also marked India&rsquo;s growing influence in global chess.
<img src="https://cdn.editorji.com/6772722e03a6b_1735553582.jpg" width="634" height="356">
Additionally, the Indian chess teams, both men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s, triumphed at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, winning gold medals. Individually, Koneru Humpy won the Women's Rapid World Championship title in New York, further solidifying India&rsquo;s chess credentials.
<h4>Para-Sports: A Year of Milestones</h4>
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India's para-sports contingent had a breakthrough year in Paris. With 29 medals, the country finished 18th in the medal standings &mdash; its best-ever finish at the Paralympics. Stars like Avani Lekhara and Sumit Antil clinched multiple gold medals, showcasing India&rsquo;s growing prowess in para-athletics.
Other standout performances came from Mariyappan Thangavelu, Sheetal Devi, Nitesh Kumar, and Praveen Kumar, who added to India's medal tally with inspiring performances.
<h4>India&rsquo;s Success in Other Sports</h4>
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In addition to Olympic and Paralympic achievements, India also excelled in non-Olympic sports. Rohan Bopanna, at 44, won the Australian Open men's doubles title, marking a new peak in Indian tennis.
Another major achievement was in table tennis, where India secured its first-ever medal at the Asian Table Tennis Championships. The women&rsquo;s team, featuring Manika Batra, Sreeja Akula, and Ayhika Mukherjee, clinched a historic bronze in Astana, Kazakhstan.
Sumit Nagal Breaks into Top 100
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In tennis, Sumit Nagal made history by breaking into the ATP Top 100 for the first time in his career. His rise in the rankings marked a significant breakthrough for Indian tennis, signalling the potential for more success on the international stage in the coming years.
<h4>The Road Ahead: A Vision for the Future</h4>
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Looking forward, India&rsquo;s sporting landscape is brighter than ever. The country has made remarkable strides in cricket, chess, Olympic sports, and para-sports. The next milestone is the 2036 Olympic bid, with the formal intent to host the Games a significant step toward a more structured and global sporting presence.
However, systemic improvements are still needed to support athletes and administrators better. The vision for the future hinges on ensuring that India&rsquo;s sporting infrastructure evolves to meet the growing demands of its athletes. Conclusion
2024 has been a transformative year for Indian sports. From cricket to chess, and Olympic to Paralympic achievements, the country has shown that it is poised to become a dominant force in global sports. While challenges remain, India&rsquo;s athletes continue to push boundaries, with a bright future ahead.

Former Indian cricket Team head coach Rahul Dravid has declined an additional ₹2.5 crore bonus, opting for equal prize distribution among the support staff following India's T20 World Cup win. 

Former Indian Cricket Team coach Rahul Dravid's decision puts BCCI in a spot

Former Indian cricket Team head coach Rahul Dravid has declined an additional ₹2.5 crore bonus, opting for equal prize distribution among the support staff following India's T20 World Cup win.&nbsp;

Once again the great wall has shown why he's loved by all... The former Indian cricket team head coach has refused to take home an additional 2.5 crore rupees allocated to him by the BCCI following India's T20 World Cup triumph.
The Indian Cricket governing body had allocated a total of 125 crore rupees with the 15 players and the head coach to receive rupees 5 crore each while the support staff were to receive rupees 2.5 crore each.
According to Hindustan Times, Dravid has requested that his allocation to be the same as that of his coaching staff. This isn't the first time the Dravid has done such an act. During his tenure as head coach of the Under-19 world cup winning Indian team, he refused the formula that would see him receive 50 lakh rupees while his support staff would get 20 lakhs each. Instead, a revised formula was devised which ensured every member of the coaching staff including Dravid receive 25 lakh rupees instead.
Tell us what you think of Jammy's gesture...

From an ankle injury in the ODI World Cup 2023 to being booed by Mumbai Indians' fans after replacing Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya faced tough times. His resilience turned boos to cheers after India clinched the T20 World Cup, ending an 11-year trophy

Hardik Pandya's arc of redemption: From ankle injury and IPL woes with Mumbai to T20 World Cup glory

From an ankle injury in the ODI World Cup 2023 to being booed by Mumbai Indians' fans after replacing Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya faced tough times. His resilience turned boos to cheers after India clinched the T20 World Cup, ending an 11-year trophy drought.

From an ankle injury in the ODI World Cup 2023 to being booed by Mumbai Indians' fans after replacing Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya faced tough times. His resilience turned boos to cheers after India clinched the T20 World Cup, ending an 11-year trophy drought.

In the annals of comeback stories, his deserves to stand among the greatest, for rarely has Indian cricket seen a player going through the lowest of lows and ascend the summit in a matter of a few months like Hardik Pandya has.
Pandya&rsquo;s comeback journey following an ankle injury which he suffered in the ODI World Cup was one that is replete with elements of disappointment and dejection but also with utmost resilience and determination shown against adversity.
Once a mainstay of the dominating Mumbai Indians&rsquo; side, he had gone to Gujarat Titans for a couple of years only to comeback but in a way that many did not accept.
Pandya&rsquo;s return to Mumbai Indians replacing &lsquo;Mumbaicha Raja, Rohit Sharma&rsquo; was something that angered the fans.
There is a school of thought which maintains that IPL fans are different from those in international cricket, but Pandya had to bear the worst brunt. Amid all that, there were unconfirmed reports of separation with wife Natasa Stankovic.
Boos, heckles and all sorts of negativity were hurled at Pandya when he first led the Mumbai Indians side at Ahmedabad in their season opener.
While it was not anticipated &mdash; for he was now the MI captain and &lsquo;one of their own&rsquo; &mdash; Pandya received the harshest of fans&rsquo; response when he walked out for the toss for his first home match here at the Wankhede Stadium.
Just a few matches later, at the toss against Rajasthan Royals, commentator and former India and Mumbai cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar even asked the crowd here at the Wankhede to &lsquo;behave&rsquo; when they got booing Pandya again.
After his dismissal in the last league match here, Rohit Sharma got a standing ovation with the crowd believing that this could be his last match.
As Rohit was leaving amid the ovation and cheer, all that quickly turned into loud boos as Pandya walked in to bat.
But all that were matters of past when Pandya landed amid defeaning cheers with a vast sea of fans filling up the Wankhede Stadium as well as the Marine Drive to the brim.
"See you soon, Wankhede," wrote the World Cup champion as he posted his selfie with the trophy before the parade here.
Inside the stadium, chants of &lsquo;Hardik&hellip; Hardik&rsquo; began to reverberate.
He was among the first to walk out with the trophy aloft his shoulder at the airport here earlier and at his &lsquo;homeground&rsquo;, Pandya was the first to show the coveted trophy to the thousands of fans who waited for hours.
Chaos, stampede-like situation was widely anticipated and feared but everyone was in the mood to cheer for India&rsquo;s heroes including Pandya, who took part in the open bus ride for a couple of hours before heading to the Wankhede Stadium.
And when Virat Kohli in his speech underlined Suryakumar Yadav&rsquo;s catch in the final over off Pandya, cheers were thunderous as Wankhede in unison cheered &lsquo;Hardik&hellip; Hardik&rsquo;.
"The biggest turnaround happened in terms of (when) he was included. We could bat deep and we had an extra bowling option. In last ODI World Cup final we missed him," said a fan.
"The biggest testament is Hardik&rsquo;s mental strength, he was booed in the (first game) here against CSK. But still he did not hit back, kept his head down and kept working.
"All the hate he got was unwarranted. The owners took him in, he had nothing to do with it. There was no point booing him &mdash; he was our captain but we did not. Obviously, we did not qualify (for the playoffs) but we are just here to celebrate him and smile all day," he added.
"The problem with us MI fans is that we have very short memories. Now we are going to cheer &lsquo;Mumbaicha Raja Hardik Hardik&rsquo;. We will accept him as MI captain now," he said.
Hyderabad-based Srinivas Reddy, a Bank of America employee, logged out at 3:30am and took an early flight to reach Mumbai only to celebrate India and Hardik&rsquo;s feat.
&ldquo;IPL is different from international cricket, it is purely entertainment cricket. I am happy for him, he scored runs and took wickets that too at the crucial times. We needed that (Heinrich) Klaasen wicket (in the final),&rdquo; Reddy said.&nbsp;

Soon after returning to a euphoric reception in Delhi after their T20 World Cup win, Team India met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his official residence. Soon after the meeting, they left for Mumbai for an open bus parade and celebrations.

WATCH: Rohit Sharma-led Team India meets PM Narendra Modi after T20 World Cup triumph

Soon after returning to a euphoric reception in Delhi after their T20 World Cup win, Team India met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his official residence. Soon after the meeting, they left for Mumbai for an open bus parade and celebrations.

Exuberant fans followed them despite monsoon showers and heavy security deployment before Prime Minister Narendra Modi rolled out the red carpet for a breakfast meet as the T20 World Cup-winning Indian cricketers returned home to a euphoric reception, here on Thursday.
Hundreds of supporters, holding placards congratulating their favourites and waving the national flag, braved the inclement weather to wait outside the airport for the victorious side, which defeated South Africa by seven runs in the final in Bridgetown on Saturday last week.
There was dancing, there were multiple cakes, and there were fans on streets showing just why cricket is the most passionately followed sport in the country. The weary players joined in the fun after arriving at the hotel from airport to complete the party atmosphere.
"We have waited for this moment for the past 13 years. The team has made us proud by winning the World Cup," a fan, who claimed to have been waiting since 4:30am in the morning said, referring to India's last World Cup triumph which came back in 2011.
The side was unable to head back home immediately after the title win due to a shutdown forced by hurricane Beryl in Barbados. They were cocooned in their hotel before the BCCI secretary Jay Shah made arrangements for a special charter flight.
The Air India special charter flight AIC24WC -- Air India Champions 24 World Cup -- which left Barbados around 4:50am local time on Wednesday arrived in Delhi at 6am (IST) on Thursday after a 16-hour non-stop journey.
Heavy security was deployed to keep the crowd in check at the Indira Gandhi International airport but that did little to dampen the spirits as fans cheered enthusiastically holding up posters of star batter Virat Kohli, skipper Rohit Sharma and outgoing head coach Rahul Dravid.
Two buses were stationed outside the T3 Terminal to ferry the players to ITC Maurya Sheraton, where they were greeted by dhol and traditional Bhangra dancers.
Most of them, including skipper Rohit Sharma, all-rounder Hardik Pandya, Suryakumar Yadav and Rishabh Pant, shook a leg with the assembled dancers, giving them a memory that would last a lifetime.
Even the on-duty security personnel had smiles on their faces as the players let their hair down after the long journey, shook hands with everyone who wanted to and moved into their rooms after cutting yet another cake that was kept ready for them.
All of this unfolded amid expected media frenzy. A brief while later, they left to meet Modi at his official residence, continuing a hectic schedule that awaits them through the day.
They spent close to two hours at the 7, Lok Kalyan Marg residence of the Prime Minister before heading back to the hotel.
Earlier, at the airport, the players trickled out in ones and twos after completing immigration formalities.
Tired but excited, they acknowledged the waiting fans by waving at them and flashing warm smiles.
Suryakumar, who took the sensational match-winning catch of David Miller in the final, was the most animated in responding to the cheering.
Pant, who returned to international cricket at the just-concluded event after a life-threatening car accident, saluted the gathered crowd, while pacer Mohammed Siraj blew flying kisses in their direction.
Rohit and Player of the Final Kohli, both of whom retired from T20Is at the end of India's campaign, were among the last to come out of the VIP exit.
Rohit raised the coveted trophy for the fans to catch a glimpse before boarding the bus. Kohli, on his part, gave a thumbs up to acknowledge the support.
In their excitement to see their heroes in person, some fans claimed that they had been waiting outside the airport since last night.
"We have been here since last night. It was very important for us to win this World Cup after losing the ODI World Cup last year," a group of fans said.
The squad won the country its second T20 world title, ending an 11-year wait for an ICC trophy, on Saturday.
The players will fly to Mumbai at 2pm to participate in an open bus victory parade starting at 5pm followed by a felicitation ceremony at the Wankhede Stadium.
It would be a special moment for the 37-year-old Rohit, who is a Mumbaikar and a huge fan favourite in the city.
A similar road show was held in Mumbai 17 years ago when Dhoni's team had beaten arch-rivals Pakistan in the final of the inaugural 2007 World T20 in South Africa.

The Indian T20 World Cup-winning team arrived in Delhi amidst a spectacular welcome despite rain & heavy security. Fans thronged to the airport from early morning.

Homecoming at last for T20 World Cup-winning Team India after hurricane delay

The Indian T20 World Cup-winning team arrived in Delhi amidst a spectacular welcome despite rain &amp; heavy security. Fans thronged to the airport from early morning.

The T20 World Cup-winning Indian cricket team returned to the country here on Thursday aboard a specially-arranged charter flight with scores of fans lining up outside the airport to welcome the players despite a steady drizzle and heavy security deployment that kept them at a distance from their heroes.
Hundreds of supporters, holding placards congratulating their favourites and waving the national flag, braved the weather to welcome the victorious side, which defeated South Africa by seven runs in the final in Bridgetown on Saturday last week.
"We have waited for this moment for the past 13 years. The team has made us proud by winning the World Cup," a fan, who claimed to have been waiting since 4:30am in the morning said, referring to India's last World Cup triumph which came back in 2011.
The side was unable to head back home immediately after the title win due to a shutdown forced by hurricane Beryl in Barbados. They were cocooned in their hotel before the BCCI made arrangements for the special charter flight.
The Air India special charter flight AIC24WC -- Air India Champions 24 World Cup -- which left Barbados around 4:50am local time on Wednesday arrived in Delhi at 6am (IST) on Thursday after a 16-hour non-stop journey.
The Indian squad, its support staff, the players' families and some BCCI officials were aboard the flight along with members of the travelling media contingent.
Heavy security was deployed to keep the crowd in check at the Indira Gandhi International airport but that did little to dampen the spirits as fans cheered enthusiastically holding up posters of star batter Virat Kohli, skipper Rohit Sharma and outgoing head coach Rahul Dravid.
Two buses were stationed outside the T3 Terminal to ferry the players to their hotel, from where they will head to the Prime Minister's residence at 9am tentatively for a reception.
They trickled out in ones and twos after completing immigration formalities.
Tired but excited, the players acknowledged the waiting fans by waving at them and flashing warm smiles.
Suryakumar Yadav, who took the sensational match-winning catch of David Miller in the final, was the most enthusiastic in responding to the cheering.
Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant saluted the gathered crowd, while pacer Mohammed Siraj blew flying kisses in their direction.
Rohit and Player of the Final Virat Kohli, both of whom retired from T20Is at the end of India's campaign, were among the last to come out of the VIP exit.
Rohit, who held the coveted trophy in his hands, raised it for the fans to catch a glimpse before boarding the bus. Kohli gave a thumbs up to acknowledge the support before taking his place in the bus.
In their excitement to see their heroes in person, some fans claimed that they had been waiting outside the airport since last night.
"We have been here since last night. It was very important for us to win this World Cup after losing the ODI World Cup last year," a group of fans said.
The squad won the country its second T20 world title, ending an 11-year wait for an ICC trophy, on Saturday. India's previous ICC title was in 2013 when it won the Champions Trophy under Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Its earlier World Cup titles came in 1983 (ODI), 2007 (T20) and 2011 (ODI).
After meeting the Prime Minister, the players will fly to Mumbai to participate in an open bus victory parade followed by a felicitation ceremony at the Wankhede Stadium.
BCCI secretary Jay Shah and Rohit had posted on social media on Wednesday, urging fans to turn up in large numbers to show their support for the side.
It would be a special moment for the 37-year-old Rohit, who is a Mumbaikar and a huge fan favourite in the city.
A similar road show was held in Mumbai 17 years ago when Dhoni's team had beaten arch-rivals Pakistan in the final of the inaugural 2007 World T20 in South Africa.

Ishan Kishan was in BCCI's scheme of things a few months ago. He was India's first choice of wicket-keeper until the return of Pant and it was expected that he would be India's second wicketkeeper for the T20I World Cup but Samson got the opportunity

From Mayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, Players who missed out on T20I squad for the series vs Zimbabwe

Ishan Kishan was in BCCI's scheme of things a few months ago. He was India's first choice of wicket-keeper until the return of Rishabh Pant and it was expected that he would be India's second wicketkeeper for the T20I World Cup but Sanju Samson got the opportunity instead.

Ishan Kishan was in BCCI's scheme of things a few months ago. He was India's first choice of wicket-keeper until the return of Pant and it was expected that he would be India's second wicketkeeper for the T20I World Cup but Samson got the opportunity.

Just over a week ago, before the 2024 T20 World Cup semifinals, BCCI revealed a glimpse of the future of T20I cricket by selecting a fresh Indian team for the upcoming Zimbabwe tour, excluding Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. The team led by Shubman Gill will participate in five T20Is from July 6 onwards, but none of the players from the T20 World Cup winning team will be included as they have all been given a rest. Some players will only join the squad for the later part of the series.
The selection committee recently announced Sai Sudharsan, Jitesh Sharma, and Harshit Rana as replacements for Sanju Samson, Shivam Dube, and Yashasvi Jaiswal in the initial two T20 matches against Zimbabwe. The trio, who were part of India's T20 World Cup winning squad, will join the Shubman-gill-led side for the final three T20Is against Zimbabwe.
However, some notable players were not included for the series against Zimbabwe and Ishan Kishan is one such name among them.
Ishan Kishan was in BCCI's scheme of things a few months ago. He was India's first choice of wicket-keeper until the return of Rishabh Pant and it was expected that he would be India's second wicketkeeper for the T20I World Cup but Sanju Samson got the opportunity instead. BCCI has named Dhruv Jurel and Jitesh Sharma for the series against Zimbabwe. Jitesh Sharma will be replaced by Sanju Samson in the last three T20 internationals which means Ishan Kishan is not in BCCI's scheme of things anymore.&nbsp;
In addition to Ishan, Shreyas Iyer and Varun Chakaravarthy, who played together for Kolkata Knight Riders, were both overlooked despite their impressive performances. Iyer led the team to their third IPL title win in May, while Chakaravarthy was the second-highest wicket-taker in the tournament, taking 21 wickets at an economy rate of 8.04 in 15 matches.&nbsp;
Mayank Yadav and Umran Malik were also not selected for the series against Zimbabwe. Mayank Yadav impressed everyone with his raw pace during IPL 2024 before getting injured whereas Umran Malik has not represented India since January last year.&nbsp;
With Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja announcing their retirements from the T20I format, BCCI has a task in their hand to build a team from scratch along with players like Hardik Pandya, Jasprit Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav in the side as the men in blue will look forward to defending their title in 2026.&nbsp;

With the tournament coming to an end, we have compiled a complete list of all the records broken by teams and players who stole the spotlight at the main event, delighting cricket fans worldwide with their exceptional performances.

T20 WC 2024: From Team India's dream run to Ferguson's incredible feat, a deep look at the records

With the tournament coming to an end, we have compiled a complete list of all the records broken by teams and players who stole the spotlight at the main event, delighting cricket fans worldwide with their exceptional performances.

The inaugural T20 World Cup with 20 teams will be remembered for multiple reasons. Team India finally broke their ICC trophy drought by winning the tournament with a seven-run victory over South Africa in an intense match in Barbados.
With the tournament coming to an end, we have compiled a complete list of all the records broken by teams and players who stole the spotlight at the main event, delighting cricket fans worldwide with their exceptional performances.
Undefeated finalists
India and South Africa have both won 8 games each in a single T20 World Cup edition, making them joint-record holders. They both entered the final with undefeated streaks. India finished the competition with 8 victories and 1 match abandoned due to rain, resulting in a No Result. India could have won 9 matches if the rain hadn't influenced the result.
Oldest skipper to lift T20 World Cup - Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma holds the record for being the oldest captain to win a T20 World Cup. The captain of the Indian team was 37 years and 60 days old during the final. Following the game, Rohit and Virat Kohli announced their retirement from T20I.&nbsp;
Highest Team Score In The Final
India made history by achieving the highest score ever in a T20 World Cup final with 176/7 against South Africa. The previous best was Australia's 173/2 against New Zealand in 2021.
Most wickets in a single T20 World Cup edition
Arshdeep Singh from India and Fazalhaq Farooqui from Afghanistan both led the way as the top wicket-takers, each claiming 17 wickets. It has set a new record for the highest number of wickets in one T20 World Cup tournament, surpassing Wanindu Hasaranga's 16 wickets.&nbsp;
Outstanding Lockie Ferguson
Lockie Ferguson from New Zealand made history by becoming the first bowler to bowl all four of his overs as maidens. In the match against Papua New Guinea, he took three wickets without conceding any runs.&nbsp;
Best bowling average in T20 World Cups - Jasprit Bumrah
Jasprit Bumrah, honoured as the Player of the Tournament, achieved the best bowling average of 8.27 in the nine editions of the T20 World Cup. He had an impressive economy rate of 4.17.&nbsp;
Most fours and sixes in a single edition of the T20 World Cup
The number of boundaries scored in this edition of the T20 tournament reached 1478, surpassing the previous record of 1349 boundaries from 2021. The new record number consists of 515 sixes, surpassing the previous record of 405 sixes set in 2021. This indicates that the ICC T20 showcase was solely focused on batting.
A historic double for Pat Cummins
Pat Cummins achieved a rare record of taking two hat-tricks in two successive games. Thus becoming the first bowler to do so in a T20 World Cup.
Most number of sixes scored by a single player
In the 2024 T20 World Cup, Nicholas Pooran of the West Indies hit 17 sixes, surpassing his teammate Chris Gayle's previous record of 16 maximums in one edition.
This T20 World Cup will be remembered not only for India's triumph but also for the numerous records and extraordinary performances that made it a landmark event in cricket history.&nbsp;

Under Rohit Sharma's leadership and Rahul Dravid's coaching, Team India went one step better this time from last year's ODI World Cup and finally ended their ICC title drought after 11 years by clinching their second T20 World Cup title. 

Rahul Dravid reveals how Rohit Sharma convinced him to stay as Head coach after ODI World Cup 2023

Under Rohit Sharma's leadership and Rahul Dravid's coaching, Team India went one step better this time from last year's ODI World Cup and finally ended their ICC title drought after 11 years by clinching their second T20 World Cup title.&nbsp;

It seemed inevitable that Rahul Dravid would ultimately take over as head coach of the senior India Men's Cricket team after leading his country to success in the U-19 World Cup in 2018 and mentoring youngsters like Shubman Gill and Arshdeep Singh. That was the case. Along with the 2024 T20 World Cup, Rahul Dravid's two-and-a-half-year term is coming to a close.&nbsp;
Rahul Dravid has led a formidable Indian squad, much like Ravi Shastri did before him, although he hasn't taken home many ICC titles. But should that determine his long-term influence?
If we go by the stats, &nbsp;Team India led by Rahul Dravid has been the best team in the world. India's team has only lost one Test series, winning five and drawing two, and emerging triumphant in forty-one of the fifty-six ODIs and forty-eight T20Is. India has outperformed all other teams in the world in every format.
India suffered setbacks in 2023 as they lost in the finals of the ODI World Cup and the World Test Championship and these two tournaments remain unusual weak moments in Team India's stellar run under Rahul Dravid.
Post ODI World Cup 2023, Rahul Dravid was slated to leave the position of head coach as his contract was nearing its end, But Dravid recently revealed that it was skipper Rohit Sharma who convinced him to stay as Team India's head coach until T20 World Cup to which he agreed.
Under Rohit Sharma's leadership and Rahul Dravid's coaching, Team India went one step better this time from last year's ODI World Cup and finally ended their ICC title drought after 11 years by clinching their second T20 World Cup title.&nbsp;
The T20 World Cup glory in the Caribbean was seen by many as a form of redemption for Rahul Dravid, who had captained India during their first-round exit in the 2007 ODI World Cup in the same region.
However, Dravid himself dismisses such notions, downplaying his contribution as head coach.
With this victory, The Indian coach signed off in style. If anything, Dravid's era should be celebrated as one of India's finest periods, and not be looked back on with the hurt of lost finals.&nbsp;
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Suryakumar Yadav's incredible catch to dismiss David Miller in the T20 World Cup final against South Africa has been described as a game-changing moment. Fielding coach T Dilip praises his awareness and decision-making.  

India fielding coach speaks about THAT game-changing Suryakymar Yadav catch in T20 World Cup Final

Suryakumar Yadav's incredible catch to dismiss David Miller in the T20 World Cup final against South Africa has been described as a game-changing moment. Fielding coach T Dilip praises his awareness and decision-making. &nbsp;

Suryakumar Yadav was spot on with his decision-making and awareness while pulling off the game-changing catch in the T20 World Cup final against South Africa here, said India's fielding coach T Dilip.
Needing 16 runs from the final over, the dangerous David Miller hit a wide full toss from Hardik Pandya but Suryakumar steadied himself on the ropes, caught the ball, released it just as he went over the boundary ropes and then came back in to complete an astonishing catch.
"When the moment comes, it's his decision and awareness of rope, that's very important, and knowing with confidence that he can throw and come back, it's a decision making at that time, and he got on to that," Dilip told PTI Video while speaking about the catch.
Dilip, who had started the innovative practice of awarding medals for best fielding performance at training, said the young and experienced players "gel well" and called it one of the best things of this Indian team.
"I must give credit to the players for taking time out to come for even optional practice despite such a tight schedule. They themselves take responsibility and come for optional practice.
"Second, we all come through a system, like India A, NCA... One great thing about this squad is that there is a combination of experienced players and a combination of youth, and they really gel well together," Dilip said after the team's title triumph on Saturday.
Dilip is the best example of someone who has risen through the ranks, coaching in a state cricket academy's junior age-group programme, serving as an assistant fielding coach in the now defunct IPL side Deccan Chargers while also spending a decade at the National Cricket Academy.
He has put in the hard yards since being appointed to the post and it reflected in the India's efforts on the field.
He said it is difficult to track the white ball while taking high catches during daytime matches.
"Especially under clear sky, it becomes really difficult, and for that too we say that track the ball so that you get that much anchor point. So, if there is cloud, floodlights, then it becomes easier to track. But, definitely, it's still not easy to track, especially for players from the sub-continent," Dilip said.
Since 2012, Dilip has worked at various ZCA (Zonal Cricket Academy) and NCA age-group camps. He has worked with the likes of Shubman Gill, Tilak Varma, Yashasvi Jaiswal during his NCA days and hence, there is a familiarity with the younger group of cricketers in the national set-up.
As far as the senior players are concerned, his good work didn't go unnoticed by erstwhile NCA director and outgoing India head coach Rahul Dravid, who ensured that Dilip got regular India A assignments, which would also help him develop training modules for elite cricketers.

Rohit Sharma announced his T20 International retirement after India's thrilling ICC T20 World Cup 2024 win. Reflecting on his illustrious career, Sharma discusses his journey, his decision to retire, & pays tribute to MS Dhoni.

Rohit Sharma Interview: Hitman on T20 World Cup win, retirement & how life has come a 'full circle'

Rohit Sharma announced his T20 International retirement after India's thrilling ICC T20 World Cup 2024 win. Reflecting on his illustrious career, Sharma discusses his journey, his decision to retire, &amp; pays tribute to MS Dhoni.

Rohit Sharma had never thought about retiring from T20 Internationals but like Virat Kohli, the charismatic Indian skipper had to make way for the younger generation and he said there was "nothing better" than saying goodbye with an elusive World Cup trophy.
Speaking to select media after a thrilling seven-run win in the T20 World Cup final against South Africa, Rohit said he could not have picked a better time to leave the T20 format. However, he was quick to add that he would continue playing the IPL.
"I don't make decisions like this about my future. Whatever I feel is right from inside I try to do that. I don't think much about the future or whether I would play this World Cup after the ODI World Cup last year," the 37-year-old swashbuckler said.
"I never thought that I would retire from T20s. But the situation is such, I thought it is the perfect situation for me. Nothing better than winning the cup and saying goodbye," added Rohit when asked if would have retired from T20s earlier if India won the ODI World Cup at home seven months ago.
'Sab likha hua hai'&nbsp; India could not cross the finishing line in the ODI showpiece despite being the most balanced team in the tournament. They also had to endure a loss to Australia at the World Test Championship final last June.
Using a popular Hindi film line, Rohit said the triumph here was written in the stars.
"Jo likha hain who hone wala hain, ye likha tha but humko pata nahi hain kee kab likha hain. Nahi toh hum aaram se aate and bolte 'likha hain' aur ho jayega (I believe that what is written is going to happen. I think it was written. But obviously you don't know before the match. Otherwise, we would have easily come and said, it's written)," he quipped.
"Everything has to fall in place. As you saw, we were way behind the game. At one point, it seemed like they would win easily," he said referring to South Africa gaining the upper hand courtesy Heinrich Klaasen's blazing 52 off 27 balls.
Life has come full circle for Rohit, who was part of the 2007 T20 World Cup win under Mahendra Singh Dhoni's captaincy.
Talking about his T20 journey since then, he said: "I was told that I started in 2007, won the World Cup and I am leaving the game after winning the World Cup. So that's a tailor-made situation for me. A proper full circle. So I'm very happy with this." "I was 20 years old at that time. I tell my players to try perform their role. I had a role at that time. I used to bat at 5 or 6 number. So, it was very important to finish well for us.
"I understand the game much better now, having played for so many years. So, it's been brilliant," he said adding that it is a big challenge to play and captain in all three formats.
Considering the circumstances and India's long wait for a title, the win on Saturday was one of the greatest of his career.
"This has to be the greatest time I can say that. It's only because how desperately I wanted to win this. So, all the runs, all the runs that I've scored in all these years, I think it does matter, but I'm not big on stats and all of that.
"Winning games for India, winning trophies for India, that is what I look forward to all the time. And having this now right beside me probably has to be, I don't know, honestly, I don't know if it's the greatest or what but it is definitely one of the greatest," said Rohit.
He went down on his knees after the victory was sealed. On that emotional moment, Rohit said he was desperate for the trophy.
"...it was very emotional. I wanted this badly. So, it's very hard to put it in words because that moment, I don't want to say what I was thinking and what was going in my mind, but it was a very emotional moment personally for me.
"And I'm going to, I wish I could capture that moment myself but not really, you can't do that but I will always remember that," he said.
Kohli and Dravid deserved this high ====================== He also acknowledged the massive contribution of batting mainstay Virat Kohli, who cae good in the final with a crucial 76 after a lean tournament overall, and outgoing coach Rahul Dravid.
"More than any one of us, Rahul bhai deserved that trophy. What he has done for Indian cricket for the past 20-25 years, I think this was the only thing that was left in his cabinet. I am very happy from all of us on behalf of the entire team that we could actually do this for him," he said.
"Look, Virat has been a champion player without a doubt. And we all know what he has done for us. At some point everyone has to say goodbye to the game and Virat was very clear that this is what he wanted to do and he was very clear before the start of the tournament as well.
"I am very happy for him that he batted like he did in the finals," added Rohit.

Bollywood celebrities echoed the sentiments of 1.5 billion Indians as they congratulatd team India for their T20 World Cup victory, Ranveer Singh, Vicky Kaushal

T20 World Cup 2024: Bollywood celebs share posts, congratulate Indian cricket team for victory 

Millions of Indian cricket fans celebrated India’s historic T20 World Cup victory against South Africa on Saturday. Bollywood celebrities joined in the celebrations and shared their excitement on social media as they congratulated Indian cricket team on their historic triumph.  

Bollywood celebrities echoed the sentiments of 1.5 billion Indians as they congratulatd team India for their T20 World Cup victory.&nbsp;

Millions of Indian cricket fans celebrated India&rsquo;s historic T20 World Cup victory against South Africa on Saturday. Bollywood celebrities joined in the celebrations and shared their excitement on social media as they congratulated Indian cricket team on their historic triumph. &nbsp;
Superstar Salman Khan posted a picture of team India lifting the World Cup trophy and wrote, &ldquo;Congratulations Team India.&rdquo; Kriti Sanon shared a post of Indian Cricket Team and wrote, &ldquo;Making Us Proud&rdquo; with tricolour and heart emoji. Kartik Aaryan shared multiple stories and a post on Instagram as he showered praised on team India. He also mentioned Surya Kumar Yadav&rsquo;s miraculous match-winning catch among other things. &nbsp;
Vicky Kaushal also shared multiple pictures from the final match on his Instagram stories and dedicated a post praising team India. Ranveer Singh seemed beyond excited as he shared glimpses of himself celebrating the victory. He also dedicated a long post for different players including Virat Kohli, Akshar Patel, Jaspreet Bumrah, Surya Kumar Yadav, Arshdeep Singh and Hardik Pandya. He made separate posts mentioning how the historic win was a befitting tribute to Indian cricket legend Rahul Dravid and also paid a tribute to Rohit Sharma. &nbsp;
Varun Dhawan penned an emotional note about the big feat. &ldquo;What a team what performances @rohitsharma45 leading from the front in every game. @virat.kohli the #goat playing his last T20 for India bringing so much joy to every Indian. Rahul Dravis was always one of my most favourite players and now to see him win a World Cup as a coach hits the spot, he wrote, before ending it with &lsquo;Bharat Mata ki JAI&rsquo;. &nbsp; Kareena Kapoor Khan also celebrated India&rsquo;s win by sharing a story on her Instagram. She wrote, &ldquo;We brought it home&rdquo; and tagged Indian criceters in the post. Extremely excited Kajol shared her joy on multiple Instagram stories and also penned a post. She wrote, &ldquo;I&rsquo;m still screaming and can&rsquo;t get the smile off my face.... So so happy and so so proud! So many heroes who performed at this match... truly a team effort! #worldchampions.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Ananya Panday and her best friend Suhana Khan also took to their Instagram to congratulate team India and shared pictures of the best moments of the game. &nbsp;
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India's vice-captain Hardik Pandya shines in the T20 World Cup final, guiding India to a thrilling seven-run win over South Africa with a crucial three-wicket haul. Emotional and determined, Pandya silenced critics & celebrated a hard-fought victory.

Hardik Pandya interview: India vice-captain on winning T20 World Cup, Rohit-Virat retirement and more

India's vice-captain Hardik Pandya shines in the T20 World Cup final, guiding India to a thrilling seven-run win over South Africa with a crucial three-wicket haul. Emotional and determined, Pandya silenced critics &amp; celebrated a hard-fought victory.

India vice-captain Hardik Pandya said he was confident of an opportunity to shine after a tough few months leading into the T20 World Cup, where he played a vital role in the team&rsquo;s title win.
Pandya hit 144 runs and took 11 wickets in the showpiece, including a three for 20 in the final to guide India to a thrilling seven-run win over South Africa.
"It's very emotional, something was not clicking, but this was something the whole nation wanted,&rdquo; Pandya told the broadcaster after the match.
&ldquo;Especially for me, after my six months, I haven't spoken a word, things have been unfair, but I knew there'd be a time I could shine.
"An opportunity like this makes it all the more special,&rdquo; said Pandya, who was on the receiving end of the crowd's ire during the last IPL after replacing Rohit Sharma as Mumbai Indians&rsquo; captain.
&ldquo;We always believed, stayed calm, let the pressure come to them. Last over, I knew I had to execute my plans. I have been in this situation, I enjoy the pressure situation,&rdquo; he added.
Ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah, who took 15 wickets, said remaining clear and calm throughout the tournament worked for him.
"I tried to keep calm. We play the sport for this, I am really over the moon, my son is here, family is here, we've been working really hard towards this, no better feeling than that,&rdquo; he said.

It was India's second T20 World Cup victory after they had won it in 2007 under the legendary MS Dhoni in South Africa, and first since winning the Champions Trophy in 2013.

India pull off the improbable with spectacular comeback win in T20 World Cup 2024 final

It was India's second T20 World Cup victory after they had won it in 2007 under the legendary MS Dhoni in South Africa, and first since winning the Champions Trophy in 2013.

&nbsp;On an emotion-filled day, India ended their 11-year wait for a global trophy, overcoming South Africa, who chocked at the business end of the match by seven runs to emerge champions in the T20 World Cup here.
It was India's second T20 World Cup victory after they had won it in 2007 under the legendary MS Dhoni in South Africa, and first since winning the Champions Trophy in 2013.
Star batter Virat Kohli, who was an upcoming cricketer 17 years ago, made his first fifty of this tournament in the final -- a classy 76 off 59 balls with six fours and two sixes that carried India to a competitive 176 for seven.
Then the Indian bowlers, led by Arshdeep Singh (2/20) and Jasprit Bumrah (2/18), worked their magic as they did throughout this tournament, limiting South Africa to 169 for eight to propel India to their second T20 World Cup.
There were pockets of fight from the Proteas, who were playing in their maiden World Cup final.
Heinrich Klaasen threatened India with a 52 off 27 balls (2x4, 5x6) but Hardik Pandya (3/20) snatched the crucial wicket to bring the game decisively in favour of India.
But a large chunk of the credit should go to Kohli for anchoring the innings and pushing India to a fighting total.
He completed his fifty in 48 balls, but the knock was what precisely India needed the early dismissals of skipper Rohit Sharma (9), Rishabh Pant (0) and Suryakumar Yadav (3), which had reduced India to a worrying 34 for three.
However, Kohli had an able partner in Axar Patel (47, 31 balls, 1x4, 6x4) during the fourth wicket alliance that produced precious 72 runs to ease the early nerves.
After the run-out of Axar, who took on SA bowlers bravely, another left-hander Shivam Dube (27 off 16 balls, 3x4 1x6) gave some late steam to Indian innings.
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India flaunted their superabundance of talent to storm into the final of the T20 World Cup with a 68-run victory over reigning champions England in the semi-final. This win sets up a final clash against South Africa in Barbados.

T20 World Cup 2024: India thrash reigning champions England in semi-final; to face South Africa in final

India flaunted their superabundance of talent to storm into the final of the T20 World Cup with a 68-run victory over reigning champions England in the semi-final. This win sets up a final clash against South Africa in Barbados.

India flaunted their superabundance of talent in a display of absolute dominance to storm into the final of the T20 World Cup with a 68-run shellacking of England in their semi-final here on Thursday.
Leading the charge once again was their inspirational skipper Rohit Sharma, who laid the foundation with an aggressive 57 off 39 balls, and the captain was well-supported by Suryakumar Yadav (47 off 36), as India posted 171 for seven after being asked to bat first in the rain-hit match.
In reply, England were bowled out for 103 in 16.4 overs as India set up a title clash with first-timers South Africa in Barbados on Saturday. This is India's third entry into the final of the tournament.
Hardik Pandya chipped in with a 13-ball 23, striking two sixes at a crucial juncture to prop up India.
On a slow, holding pitch with low bounce, left-arm Axar Patel (3/23) helped India tightened their grip on the match with his brilliant bowling, while his slow-bowling colleague Kuldeep Yadav (3/19) caused the damage in the middle overs.
The Indian team thus exacted revenge for the crushing 10-wicket loss it endured against the defending champions in the 2022 semifinal of the mega-event at the Adelaide Oval.
In the process, Rohit became the first Indian captain to lead the country in three ICC global finals in a space of 12 months -- 2023 World Test Championship, 2023 ODI World Cup and now the T20 World Cup.
Considering India's all-round bowling attack and nature of the surface, Rohit's men were expected to defend the total and they did that rather comfortably.
His decision to use Axar in the powerplay proved to be a masterstroke as the left-arm spinner struck twice in quick succession, from which England could not recover.
Wrist spinner Kuldeep also played his part to perfection on a pitch that suited the spinners all through the competition.
Jos Buttler (23 off 15) and Harry Brook (25 off 19) were the only England batters to reach double figures, summing up India's dominance in the game. Both batters fell while attempting the reverse sweep against Axar and Kuldeep respectively.
India, who are yet to lose a game in the tournament, will be hoping that their star batter Virat Kohli finds run in the all-important title clash. Kohli (9 off 9) perished early once again on Thursday, trying to force the pace.
The keenly awaited fixture was impacted by intermittent rain with the start of play being delayed by one hour and 15 minutes. Another long halt came when India were 65 for two in eight overs.
As many as 250 additional minutes were allotted to the game but there was no reserve day.
Soon after Kohli and Rohit came out to bat after England put the opposition in, it became clear the surface was on the slower side and low bounce made the task trickier for the batters.
While Kohli fell early, Rohit adapted to the conditions much better and decided to play the ball late and behind the stumps. One example of that was the guide over backward point off Archer in the second over when the ball went through Phil Salt's hands to reach the boundary. Setting the benchmark for other batters, Rohit then collected back-to-back fours in Topley's third over before applying pressure on England's premier spinner Adil Rashid after India reached 46 for two in the powerplay.
Rishabh Pant (4) was the second batter to be dismissed as he mistimed a flick to be caught at midwicket off Sam Curran.
Then came the engrossing match-up between Rohit and Rashid where the Indian captain employed the reverse and conventional sweep to collect two fours from the leg-spinner's opening over.
Suryakumar was batting on 13 alongside Rohit when rain returned at the Providence Stadium, forcing the game to be paused for more than an hour.
The weather played spoilsport two balls after Suryakumar got inside the line to pick Jordan over fine leg for a maximum.
England used the leg-spin of Rashid and Liam Livingstone from both ends after the forced break but they could not stifle Rohit and Suryakumar.
A full toss from Rashid was duly dispatched over short fine leg for four, the first of many boundaries that India accumulated in the middle overs.
The 13th over from Curran yielded 19 runs for India with Suryakumar smashing a couple of sixes and Rohit played a pick-up shot for a maximum that also brought up his second successive fifty.
The entertaining 73-run ended when Rohit was beaten by a googly from Rashid while attempting a slog.
Following Curran's bumper 13th over, the next fours were quiet for India before Hardik Pandya (23 off 13) hit two flat sixes on either side of the pitch to push the innings forward.
Ravindra Jadeja (17 not out off 9), sent ahead of Shivam Dube, got two crucial fours off Archer in the penultimate over while the latter's stay lasted only one ball.
Axar's six off Jordan in the final over took India past 170. The team scored 53 runs in the last five overs.&nbsp;

The Proteas put themselves in pole position to reach the final after they bowled out Afghanistan for a paltry 56. They then raced to the target with 67 balls to spare.

T20 World Cup highlights: South Africa qualify for maiden final with 9-wicket win over Afghanistan

The Proteas put themselves in pole position to reach the final after they bowled out Afghanistan for a paltry 56. They then raced to the target with 67 balls to spare.

A clinical South Africa qualified for their maiden T20 World Cup final with a resounding nine-wicket win over Afghanistan in the semifinal here.
The Proteas put themselves in pole position to reach the final after they bowled out Afghanistan for a paltry 56. They then raced to the target with 67 balls to spare.
Earlier opting to bat, things went awry for the Afghans as South African pacers made optimum use of the substantial seam movement on offer.
Afghanistan were in complete disarray as they lost half their side inside the Powerplay.
The pace trio of Marco Jansen (3/16), Kagiso Rabada (2/14) and Anrich Nortje (2/7) shared seven wickets among themselves while spinner Tabraiz Shamsi (3/6) claimed three wickets.
Azmatullah Omarzai with his 10 off 12 was the top-scorer for Afghanistan.
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India vs. England T20 World Cup semifinal faces an 80% rain threat, but Rohit Sharma and Co. will advance if the match is rained out due to topping their group in the Super 8s.

What happens if India vs England semifinal in T20 World Cup gets interrupted by rain | Explained

India vs. England T20 World Cup semifinal faces an 80% rain threat, but Rohit Sharma and Co. will advance if the match is rained out due to topping their group in the Super 8s.

As anticipation builds for the highly awaited T20 World Cup semifinal between India and England, weather forecasts suggest an 80% chance of rain that could potentially impact the game. However, Indian fans have little to worry about as India's impressive performance in the Super 8s ensures their advancement should the match be rained out.
Playing Conditions Overview: Rain Impact and ICC&rsquo;s Contingency Plans The ICC has laid out specific playing conditions for the semifinal to manage the possible rain disruption. Here&rsquo;s what you need to know:
No Reserve Day for India vs. England Unlike the Afghanistan-South Africa semifinal, which has a reserve day, the India-England match does not. The logistical challenge of having back-to-back matches and the need for a travel day to Barbados for the final on June 29th made a reserve day unfeasible.
 Extended Playing Time: 250 Additional Minutes To mitigate the absence of a reserve day, the ICC has allocated an additional 250 minutes (4 hours and 10 minutes) for the India-England match on the same day. This extensive buffer time ensures every effort will be made to complete the match. In contrast, the South Africa-Afghanistan game has 60 extra minutes on the day of the match and 190 minutes on the reserve day.
 Weather Forecast and Match Timing The match is set to start at 10:30 am local time, with rain expected to make an appearance between 10:30 am and 12 pm. While thundershowers are predicted, there is optimism that the weather will clear up sufficiently for a full 40-over contest to take place. India&rsquo;s Advantage: Super 8s Performance India's dominance in the Super 8s, where they topped their group, plays a crucial role in the event of a rain-affected match. If the game cannot be completed, India will advance to the final based on their superior performance in the earlier stage.
A Chance for Revenge For Indian fans, the prospect of advancing due to rain is bittersweet. There is a strong desire to see the team exact revenge on England, who defeated India in the last semifinal encounter. Securing a win on the field will add a sweeter taste to the potential victory.
As we await the match, the extended playing time and India&rsquo;s advantageous position provide a silver lining to the gloomy weather forecast. All eyes will be on the skies and the field as India takes on England, hoping for both clear weather and a clear path to the T20 World Cup final.

The result knocked out former champions Australia, whose slim hopes were hinging on Bangladesh winning this game. Afghanistan will take on South Africa in the semifinals on June 27.

T20 World Cup highlights: Afghanistan qualify for semis after beating Bangladesh, AUS knocked out

The result knocked out former champions Australia, whose slim hopes were hinging on Bangladesh winning this game. Afghanistan will take on South Africa in the semifinals on June 27.

Afghanistan qualified for the semifinals of the T20 World Cup after beating Bangladesh by eight runs in the rain-hit final Super 8 game.
In a must-win match that saw frequent rain interruptions, Afghanistan scored 115 for 5 in their 20 overs and then returned to bowl out Bangladesh for 105 in 17.5 overs. The match was truncated to 19-overs-a-side due to inclement weather and Bangladesh was given a revised target of 114.
The result knocked out former champions Australia, whose slim hopes were hinging on Bangladesh winning this game. Afghanistan will take on South Africa in the semifinals on June 27.
After the Afghans opted to bat on winning the toss, Rahmanullah Gurbaz top-scored with a 55-ball 43 but Rishab Hossain (3/26) snapped three wickets to restrict Afghanistan to 115 for 5.
In reply, Litton Das scored an unbeaten 49-ball 54 but couldn't take the team home.

Batting first, Rohit fired on all cylinders and struck as many as eight sixes and seven fours during his sparkling knock, which powered India to an imposing 205 for five.

T20 World Cup highlights: India enter semifinals with 24-run win over Australia

Batting first, Rohit fired on all cylinders and struck as many as eight sixes and seven fours during his sparkling knock, which powered India to an imposing 205 for five.

India rode on skipper Rohit Sharma's scintillating 41-ball 92 to beat Australia by 24 runs in their final Super Eights fixture and qualify for the semifinals of the T20 World Cup on Monday.
Batting first, Rohit fired on all cylinders and struck as many as eight sixes and seven fours during his sparkling knock, which powered India to an imposing 205 for five.
In reply, Australia were restricted to 181 for seven in the stipulated 20 overs. Travis Head top-scored for Australia with 76 off 43 balls.
Among Indian bowlers, Kuldeep Yadav (2/24) performed brilliantly in the middle overs, while Arshdeep Singh ended with figures of 3/37.
Earlier, unperturbed by Virat Kohli's early dismissal, Rohit went after pacer Mitchell Starc and bludgeoned him for 29 runs in his second over, setting the tone for India.
Starc, who was taken to the cleaners by Rohit, returned to dismiss the India captain and give some relief to the Australian camp.
But Suryakumar Yadav (31 off 16 balls) and Shivam Dube (28 off 22) kept up the tempo with their big hits before Hardik Pandya (27 off 17) finished the India innings in style.
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Put into bat, West Indies rode on Roston Chase's 52 off 42 balls to post 135 for 8. In reply, South Africa were 15/2 in two overs when rain stopped play.

T20 World Cup highlights: South Africa qualify for semifinals, beat West Indies by 3 wickets

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South Africa qualified for the semifinals of the T20 World Cup with a three-wicket win via the Duckworth Lewis method over hosts West Indies in a rain-truncated Super Eights match.
Put in to bat, West Indies rode on Roston Chase's 52 off 42 balls to post 135 for 8.
In reply, South Africa were 15/2 in two overs when rain stopped play.
The match was truncated by three overs with South Africa being set with a revised target of 123 in 17 overs.
The Proteas chased that down in 16.1 overs to knock the hosts out and become the second team to qualify for the last four stage in the World Cup.
Defending champions England were the first team to qualify for the semifinals.
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Defending champions England became the first team to reach the T-20 World Cup semi-finals after beating co-hosts USA by 10 wickets in their last super-eight match at Bridgetown. Adil Rashid, Chris Jordan and Jos Buttler played a starring role.

T20 World Cup Highlights: England thrash USA to become first team to reach semi-finals

Defending champions England became the first team to reach the T-20 World Cup semi-finals after beating co-hosts USA by 10 wickets in their last super-eight match at Bridgetown. Adil Rashid, Chris Jordan and Jos Buttler played a starring role.

Pacer Chris Jordan grabbed a sensational hat-trick in his birthplace before captain Jos Buttler's blitzkrieg as defending champions England stormed into the semifinals of the T20 World Cup with a 10-wicket mauling of USA here on Sunday.
Making a comeback in place of Mark Wood, Jordan (4/10) mopped up the USA tail by claiming four wickets in five balls, including the hat-trick, in the 19th over as the Americans folded for 115 in 18.5 overs after England opted to bowl.
Buttler then blazed away to a 38-ball 83 not out as England completed the chase in 9.4 overs to become the first team to make the semifinals of the showpiece.
During his scintillating knock, Buttler smashed seven sixes and six fours, including hitting five maximums in a Harmeet Singh over to leave the USA bowling bruised and battered.
Earlier, the 35-year-old Jordan, who was born and grew up in Christ Church, Barbados, began the penultimate over dismissing a well-set Corey Anderson for 29 with a low full toss.
After surviving the next ball, Ali Khan found his off stump knocked over before Jordan went on to dismiss Nosthush Kenjige and Saurabh Netravalkar off successive deliveries to pick the first hat-trick for England in T20Is.
Jordan had figures of 4/10 from his 2.5 overs.
Jordan also became only the second bowler in T20 World Cup history to pick four wickets in a single over.
"We summed up the conditions pretty well... Rashid set up the game for us. Points first and foremost," said Jordan.
Curtis Campher of Ireland was the first to pick four wickets in a single over against the Netherlands during the 2021 edition in Abu Dhabi.
It was Sam Curran (2/13) who triggered the collapse by dismissing Harmeet Singh (21; 17b) in the final delivery of the previous over as USA suffered a stunning collapse, losing five wickets in six balls for no run.
Earlier, Adil Rashid took a miserly 2/13 in four overs to set up the game as he also returned with the player-of-the-match.
"Always nice to come here and bowl. It also helps when the bowlers are keeping it tight from the other end. With the wind you got to assess from which end you will bowl," said Rashid.
Andries Gous flicked Reece Topley towards fine leg for a six but two balls later, hit the ball straight to Phil Salt at deep square leg while attempting a similar shot.
USA faced some nervous moments in the day's second over as Steven Taylor survived a run out after giving up hope of returning back to the crease in time. It would have been over for him if Liam Livingstone's throw had hit the stumps.
At the other end, Nitish Kumar top-edged a fast delivery from Jofra Archer that flew over deep third man for a maximum.
Nitish played a lovely shot over mid on for a boundary off Topley and in the next ball, the Canadian-born 30-year-old produced a clean hit over long-on for a six.
Curran was brought in as first change and he delivered in his first over, cutting short Taylor's stay in the middle thanks to an excellent catch by Moeen Ali at backward point. Taylor's dismissal marked Curran's 50th wicket in T20 Internationals.
Skipper Aaron Jones quickly got off the mark by steering one through the third man region for a four as USA ended powerplay at 48 for two.
Buttler handed the ball to Rashid, who has been having a pretty good tournament, and the leg-spinner began his spell by conceding only two runs.
Rashid did what was expected of him in his second over, bowling out Jones with a beautiful googly to deny the USA captain a chance to face Archer, his childhood friend and school-mate.
The two grew up together in Barbados, dreaming of playing international cricket for West Indies before going on to represent their adopted countries.
Having dried up the boundaries, England tasted success again when Rashid employed his effective googly to cut short Nitish's promising stay.
Nitish struck two sixes and a four.
Livingstone had Milind Kumar caught behind as USA slipped to 88 for five at the end of the 14th over.
The 100 came up in the 17th over as Corey Anderson and Harmeet Singh tried to prop up the USA innings.
USA had a productive 18th over as they got 14 runs off Curran after a six a four by Harmeet, who was however dismissed in the last ball that brought their downfall.

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