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T20 WC: Batting Powerplay Could Be Crucial In Deciding Winner Of India-Pakistan Clash, Says Finch
T20 World Cup India: Maximising the batting Powerplay will be crucial to determining the winner of the high-stakes India-Pakistan clash in the Men’s T20 World Cup in Colombo, said former Australia captain Aaron Finch. The last time these two teams met, India beat Pakistan thrice, including in the final, to win the Asia Cup in the UAE.
Defending champions India are currently Group A toppers and ahead of Pakistan on Net Run Rate. They arrive in Colombo after beating Namibia by 93 runs, where Ishan Kishan’s 61 helped them collect 86 runs in Power-play -- the highest total in the six-over phase of this competition.
"Yes, particularly in Sri Lanka, where the wickets are a bit slower, they're turning more. You have to maximise those first six overs. So, we saw Ishan and Sanju get off to a flyer the other night. Australia tried it today, and they were on the back foot early because they lost wickets. So, it's a real risk-reward.
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T20 WC: All Stats From India’s Win Over Namibia In New Delhi
T20 World Cup: India scripted history on Thursday with consecutive 10th victories in the T20 World Cup tournament after thrashing Namibia by 93 runs in the Men’s T20 World Cup at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
T20 WC: Varun's Devastating Spell Was The Game-breaker, Says Namibia Skipper Erasmus
Arun Jaitley Stadium: Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus said India wrist-spinner Varun Chakravarthy's devastating spell was the game-breaker in his team's 93-run defeat in their Group A clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Thursday. Chakravarthy ended any lingering hopes of an upset result by picking three wickets within his ten balls after Namibia were 85/2 and effectively settle the contest in India’s favour.
T20 WC: Basic Plan Is To Take Wickets And Keep Attacking The Stumps, Says Chakaravarthy
Arun Jaitley Stadium: India wrist-spinner Varun Chakravarthy said he focused on perfecting his basic plan of taking wickets aplenty and continuing to attack the stumps helped him pick a three-wicket haul which broke the back of Namibia’s chase and gave the co-hosts a massive 93-run victory in a Group A clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Thursday.
T20 WC: Erasmus Showed The World Again What He’s Got With The Ball, Says Williams
Arun Jaitley Stadium: Namibia head coach Craig Williams praised Gerhard Erasmus for picking career-best figures of 4-20 against India despite his team suffering a 93-run defeat in their Group A clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Thursday evening, adding that the skipper showed the world yet again about his skills with the ball.
Erasmus: Varun’s Spell Broke the Back of Our Chase Against India
Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus admitted Varun Chakravarthy’s decisive middle-overs spell derailed their chase as India secured a 93-run win in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 in New Delhi.
T20 WC: Chakaravarthy Picks 3-7 As India Register Massive 93-run Win Over Namibia
T20 World Cup: Wrist-spinner Varun Chakaravarthy claimed 3-7 as defending champions India thrashed Namibia by 93 runs in their Group A clash in the Men’s T20 World Cup at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Thursday.
T20 WC: Kishan, Pandya Fifties Take India To 209/9 Despite Erasmus’s Career-best 4-20
T20 World Cup: Blistering half-centuries by Ishan Kishan and Hardik Pandya took India to 209/9 in their 20 overs in the Group A clash of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Thursday, despite Namibia skipper Gerhard Erasmus claiming career-best figures of 4-20.
T20 WC: Namibia Captain Erasmus Questions Training Schedule Ahead Of India Clash
T20 World Cup: Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus has expressed displeasure over his team's training schedule ahead of Thursday's Men’s T20 World Cup match against India, saying that they didn’t get an opportunity to practice under floodlights at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
T20 WC: Namibia's Erasmus Admits 156 ‘not Quite Enough’ After Loss To Netherlands
T20 World Cup: Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus admitted his side fell short in their seven-wicket defeat to the Netherlands at the Men’s T20 World Cup, saying the toss and missed opportunities played a role, but admitted that a score of 156 was never going to be quite enough.
T20 WC: Not Having Enough Runs On Board Is Always Going To Put You On Back Foot, Says Williams
T20 World Cup Group: Namibia head coach Craig Williams admitted their side fell short with the bat in a seven-wicket defeat to the Netherlands in their Men’s T20 World Cup Group A clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Tuesday, adding that the lack of runs on board is always going to put anyone on the backfoot.
T20 WC: Short Of Length And Hitting Straight – How De Leede Mastered Changing Conditions
Arun Jaitley Stadium: When Bas de Leede entered the Netherlands bowling attack, Namibia were cruising at 94/2 in 12 overs on a sticky pitch at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton was at 38 off 33 balls, while captain Gerhard Erasmus looked dangerous in hammering 18 off eight balls – 16 of which came in the previous over off Timm van der Gugten.
Netherlands Become Associate Team With Most Match Wins In T20 WC
T20 World Cup: The Netherlands, after beating Namibia in the Group C match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup became the associate team with the most number of wins in the T20 spectacle.
Bas de Leede’s All-Round Brilliance Powers Netherlands to 7-Wicket Win Over Namibia in T20 WC
Bas de Leede starred with bat and ball as the Netherlands defeated Namibia by seven wickets in their Group A clash of the 2026 Men’s T20 World Cup at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi.
T20 WC: Bas De Leede Guides Netherlands To 7-wicket Over Namibia
T20 World Cup: Fast-bowling all-rounder Bas de Leede stepped up to hit an unbeaten 72 as the Netherlands registered a commanding seven-wicket win over Namibia in a Group A clash of 2026 Men’s T20 World Cup at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Tuesday.
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