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2022 T20 World Cup: England drawn alongside hosts Australia as India meet Pakistan in group stage | Cricket News


England drawn alongside Australia, New Zealand, Afghanistan and two qualifying teams in Group 1; India and Pakistan to meet in group 2, along with South Africa, Bangladesh and two more qualifiers; tournament begins on October 16

Last Updated: 20/01/22 11:39pm

England reached the semi-finals of the last T20 World Cup

England reached the semi-finals of the last T20 World Cup

England have been drawn alongside hosts Australia, and New Zealand, in the group stage of men’s 2022 T20 World Cup.

The delay to the 2020 event, which Australia won in November 2021, means there is less than a year between the two editions.

Group 1 will see England, Australia, New Zealand and Afghanistan joined by two qualifiers, which could include Sri Lanka, West Indies and Scotland.

2022 Hosts Australia won the T20 World Cup in November

2022 Hosts Australia won the T20 World Cup in November

Group 2 sees India drawn alongside Pakistan, along with South Africa, Bangladesh and two more qualifiers.

The preliminary stage of the competition gets underway with Sri Lanka facing Namibia on October 16, while Australia take on New Zealand on October 22 in the first group stage match.

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