New T20 World Cup 2024 sees West Indies and USA in unique formation.

According to Men’s T20 World Cup, in the first round, twenty teams will divide into four groups of five, followed by a Super Eights phase. In 2024, instead of the first round followed by the Super 12, as in 2021 and 2022, the 20 participating teams will divide into four groups of five teams each.

The top two teams from each of the four groups advance to the Super Eight round, where they will divide into two groups of four. The top two teams from each of the two Super Eights groups advance to the semi-finals, which will get follow by the final.

The previous two T20 World Cups divided the first round into two groups of four teams, with teams qualifying for the tournament and teams finishing ninth to twelfth in the previous T20 World Cup.

The top two teams from each group were joined in the first round by the remaining eight teams who had already qualified for the Super 12 stage. So far, 12 teams have confirmed their attendance at the T20 World Cup in 2024.

The United States and the West Indies qualified automatically as tournament hosts. England, India, New Zealand, Australia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, and the Netherlands have also qualified for the 2022 edition, finishing in the top eight.

Afghanistan and Bangladesh are the other two teams who have secured their places because they were the second and third best in the Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 New Format rankings on the cut-off date of November 14, 2022.

The remaining eight spots will determine by regional qualifiers. So England is the current T20 World Cup champion, having defeated Pakistan in the final on November 13 in Melbourne.

England’s Chef brought against Pakistan after having stomach aches.

After experiencing stomach cramps during the seven-match T20I series earlier this year, England Cricket Team’s Chef has brought for the three-match Test series against Pakistan.

During the early stages of Brendon McCullum’s tenure as England head coach, the England Test team has been shedding support staff. However, a chef has been added for their upcoming tour of Pakistan.

Omar Meziane, the English football team’s chef during the 2018 FIFA World Cup and Euro 2020, will be the chef on the historic tour of Pakistan, according to the details.

ESPNcricinfo reported that during England’s seven-match T20I series in the subcontinent country, some white-ball players and support staff complained about the food.

The problems experienced were far from severe: no one became ill for an extended period of time, and England went on to win the series 4-3. However, due to the demands of a Test match, not least the back-to-back nature of the three-match series over 21 days in three different locations (Rawalpindi, Multan, and Karachi), having someone oversee food preparation and tailor menus according to specific requirements and tastes throughout felt a necessary controllable.

One of Cricket Australia’s few regrets from their successful tour of Pakistan earlier this year was not bringing a chef. It should be noted that this is the first time England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has hired a chef specifically for an overseas tour. The series begins on December 1 at Pindi Stadium.

Moeen Ali, England’s all-rounder who led the side in Buttler’s absence, told the media after the T20I series, “Food-wise, I’ve been a little disappointed in Lahore.” Karachi was pleasant.”

It is worth noting that England will play Test cricket in Pakistan for the first time in nearly 17 years. They last met in 2005, when the home team won the series 2-0.

Controversy surrounds FIFA World Cup since Qatar was awarded hosting.

Due to their criticism of Qatar’s Islamic worldview, the western lobby groups have contributed to doubts about the country’s capacity to host the FIFA world cup mega event.

While FIFA claims that politics have no place in the noble game, it is now clear that politics is what is behind the negative propaganda being spread against the Middle Eastern nation hosting the tournament.

The western world has come under fire from many fans for being hypocritical in questioning Qatar’s practices while their own nations have done the same thing, if not worse.

Israel is one such nation that has committed crimes against humanity in Palestine. It is no secret that the majority of Islamic nations do not get along well with Israel, and the vast majority of Muslims worldwide have spoken out against Israel‘s treatment of Palestinians.

As a result of countless recordings of Muslims refusing to participate in interviews appearing on social media, Muslims from all over the world have been observed to boycott Israeli media.

As citizens showed their support for Palestine by avoiding interactions with Israeli journalists, a number of videos went popular on Twitter.

Israeli journalist speaks to Lebanese fans in Arabic, tells them he’s from Israel. They walk away before coming l back to tell him it’s called Palestine, not Israel pic.twitter.com/2zaFFkcqgi

— لينة (@LinahAlsaafin) November 20, 2022

Pakistan names the 18-player squad for ICC WTC matches vs. England.

The three Tests are scheduled to be contested at Rawalpindi (December 1-5), Multan (December 9-13), and Karachi as part of the ICC World Test Championship (December 17-21). Pakistan’s forthcoming series is their fifth; their last series will be two Tests against New Zealand in December 2022 and January 2023.

These three Tests will be England’s final appearance in the World Test Championship’s second edition.

Pakistan Squad

Pakistan squad: Babar Azam (c) (Central Punjab), Mohammad Rizwan (VC & WK) (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Abdullah Shafique (Central Punjab), Abrar Ahmed (Sindh), Azhar Ali (Central Punjab), Faheem Ashraf (Central Punjab), Haris Rauf (Northern), Imam-ul-Haq (Balochistan), Mohammad Ali (Central Punjab), Mohammad Nawaz (Northern), Mohammad Wasim Jnr (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Naseem Shah (Southern Punjab), Nauman Ali (Northern), Salman Ali Agha (Southern Punjab), Sarfaraz Ahmed (Sindh), Saud Shakeel (Sindh), Shan Masood (Balochistan) and Zahid Mehmood (Sindh).