The New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have announced their 15-member squad for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 on Tuesday, according to ESPNcricinfo.
South Africa is set to make a strong impression at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 in India and Sri Lanka, boasting a 15-member squad that perfectly balances experience and form.
The side will use the camp to determine its final squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup, with selectors needing to reduce the group to 15 players before the next edition of the 20-over showcase, which commences in India and Sri Lanka on February 7.
Gill suffered a significant setback after being dropped from the squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup and New Zealand T20I amid fitness and form concerns.
With Indian selectors likely to announce the T20 squad for the five-match series against South Africa soon, there are doubts about the availability of India's T20I vice-captain, Shubman Gill.
The Men in Maroon have left for New Zealand, following their T20 series triumph over Bangladesh, and will continue to fine-tune preparations for the ICC T20 World Cup in 2026, with the nucleus of the squad being retained from the previous series
Issy Wong was selected in the T20I team for three fixtures, along with Emily Arlott, another Warwickshire seamer. But Maia Bouchier was left out. Arlott was also chosen to the team for the three ODIs, even though she hasn't made her international debut.
Sreesanth made his ODI debut for India in 2005 against Sri Lanka, after the one-dayers he was called up in the test squad in 2006 for the series against England, and later that year he was also added in the T20 squad to play only one T20 against South Africa.
Sri Lanka has announced their 16-man squad for the upcoming three-match T20 International (T20I) series against India, starting July 27, with Charith Asalanka named as the new captain. Asalanka takes over from Wanindu Hasaranga, who stepped down earlier this month after a six-month tenure.
"The T20 World Cup and T20 side for India should be selected from IPL. A 50-over format should be selected from Vijay Hazare and your Test side should be selected from your first-class cricket. As simple as it gets. Otherwise, if you start selecting people in 50-over format or even in red-ba
All-rounder Mitch Marsh will get the first chance of becoming Aaron Finch's successor as Australia's T20 captain after he was announced as skipper for the upcoming T20I series against South Africa.
Mitchell Santner will lead the squad that features an experienced T20 core including nine players from last year's ICC T20 World Cup squad, along with a range of players newer to international cricket. They include Canterbury Kings all-rounder Henry Shipley fresh from his international debut