There was no fighting instinct or glimpse of self-confidence as a sorry-looking Bangladesh team continued their poor run in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup with a fourth consecutive defeat in the super 12 stage

India are in dire straits heading into their third match of the T20 World Cup against a feisty Afghanistan in Abu Dhabi today.

Bangladesh’s poor performances in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup have raised many questions about the methods that the team management employed to improve in the shortest format of the game.

Pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada stood out with figures of 3-20 to help South Africa boost their semi-final hopes at the Twenty20 World Cup with a six-wicket win over Bangladesh yesterday.

The result was familiar and so was the post-match press conference as a sorry looking Taskin Ahmed walked in with a tense face to address the media after the Tigers crashed to their fourth consecutive defeat in the Super 12 stage of the ICC T20 World Cup in Abu Dhabi yesterday.

A seemingly landslide turnover by the Bangladeshi supporters in the Tigers’ first three games of the Super 12 stage saw a significant dip when it came to the fourth and penultimate game against South Africa at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi yesterday.

From 22 for no loss to getting bundled out for a meagre 84 in 18.2 overs -- the entire scenario brought back memories of the regular batting woes of Bangladesh in the early 2000s. This happened in Abu Dhabi yesterday in a game that the Tigers lost to South Africa by six wickets, officially ending Bangladesh’s bid for their maiden T20 World Cup semifinal quest with still a game remaining.

Pakistan became the first team to reach the Twenty20 World Cup semi-finals after beating Namibia by 45 runs, with brilliant half centuries from Mohammad Rizwan and skipper Babar Azam in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.

Pakistan became the first team to qualify for the Twenty20 World Cup semi-final with a comfortable 45-run win over Namibia in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.

After yet another frustrating performance from Bangladesh in the ongoing T20 World Cup, this time against South Africa, a defeat which saw them succumb to their fourth successive loss in the Super 12 stage, captain Mahmudullah Riyad felt that their World Cup story could have been different if they had clinched the two close matches against Sri Lanka and West Indies respectively.

Bangladesh’s hopes of making it to their maiden semifinal of a T20 World Cup ended after Mahmudullah Riyad’s men suffered a six-wicket defeat against South Africa in their fourth Super 12 stage game of the marquee event in Abu Dhabi today. 

Bangladesh in spiralling further into trouble with Mahmudullah Riyad having departed after scoring three of nine balls as the bouncer from Anrich Nortje brought the Tiger’s skipper’s downfall.

Bangladesh have lost the toss against South Africa and were sent in to bat first in their fourth and penultimate Super 12 fixture at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi today. 

England skipper Eoin Morgan became the most successful T20I captain with his side's win over Sri Lanka at the T20 World Cup 2021 in Sharjah on Monday.

Jos Buttler hit the first century of the Twenty20 World Cup as England effectively booked their semifinal spot with a 26-run victory over Sri Lanka on Monday.

Having suffered three consecutive defeats in their first three Super 12 matches, Bangladesh will have precious little else other than pride to salvage when they take on South Africa in Abu Dhabi today.

Jos Buttler hit the first century of the Twenty20 World Cup as his unbeaten 101 guided England to 163 for four against Sri Lanka on Monday.

Pakistan will aim to maintain their remarkable consistency against a spirited Namibia and seal a semifinal spot in the T20 World Cup in Abu Dhabi today.

New Zealand coach Gary Stead said his bowlers produced one of their best ever Twenty20 performances in Sunday’s eight-wicket victory over India, which put the ‘Black Caps’ firmly back on track for a place in the World Cup semi-finals.

All-rounder Dwaine Pretorius says the secret to South Africa’s success at the Twenty20 World Cup has been the team effort that means they are not reliant on a few individuals ahead of their vital Group 1 clash against Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.