West Indies’ misfortune to Australia in their last round of the continuous ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 has implied that they would need to take the extra passing course to come to the Super 12 for the following version of the T20 World Cup in 2022. West Indies, positioned tenth in the T20I rankings, will be joined by Sri Lanka in the first round.

Bangladesh, in the mean time, climbed to the eighth spot in spite of losing all their matches in the Super 12 phase of the current competition – because of their new T20I triumphs at home against Australia and New Zealand – and have procured an immediate capability for the 2022 World Cup which will be held in Australia. Afghanistan also are among the eight groups who have procured an immediate passage for the Super 12.

The champ and sprinter up of the T20 World Cup 2021, alongside the following six most noteworthy positioned groups in the T20I rankings at the remove date of November 15, were set to qualify straightforwardly for the Super 12 phase of the competition. Britain, Pakistan, India, New Zealand, South Africa and Australia, alongside Bangladesh and Afghanistan, will complete sufficiently high in the rankings to seal direct passage for the Super 12 phase.

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West Indies got a solitary triumph against Bangladesh in the 2021 version, with the double cross heroes being bowled out for 55 in their initial experience against England. Sri Lanka, in the interim, figured out how to overcome both Bangladesh and West Indies however weren’t exactly a match against England, Australia and South Africa.

Scotland and Namibia, the two groups who came to the Super 12 phase of the continuous competition, will join West Indies and Sri Lanka in the first round of the following release.

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