Men's T20 World Cup 2026 - fixtures & results
The Men's T20 World Cup trophy has toured the different competing nations
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Semi-finals and final
4 March: Semi-final 1: South Africa v New Zealand (Kolkata,13:30)
5 March: Semi-final 2: England v India (Mumbai, 13:30)
8 March: Final (Ahmedabad,13:30)
NBFixtures and start times are subject to change. The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made
Super 8s
All start times GMT
21 February
New Zealand v Pakistan (Colombo RPS)
Match abandoned
22 February
England v Sri Lanka (Pallekele)
England won by 51 runs
India v South Africa (Ahmedabad)
South Africa won by 76 runs
23 February
Zimbabwe v West Indies (Mumbai)
West Indies won by 107 runs
24 February
England v Pakistan (Pallekele)
England won by two wickets
25 February
New Zealand v Sri Lanka (Colombo RPS)
New Zealand won by 61 runs
26 February
West Indies v South Africa (Ahmedabad)
South Africa won by nine wickets
India v Zimbabwe (Chennai)
India won by 72 runs
27 February
England v New Zealand (Colombo RPS)
England won by four wickets
28 February: Pakistan v Sri Lanka (Pallekele)
Pakistan won by five runs
1 March
Zimbabwe v South Africa (Delhi)
South Africa won by five wickets
India v West Indies (Kolkata)
India won by five wickets
Group stage results
7 February
Pakistan v Netherlands (Colombo SSC)
Pakistan won by three wickets
West Indies v Scotland (Kolkata)
West Indies win by 35 runs
India v USA (Mumbai)
India won by 29 runs
8 February
New Zealand v Afghanistan (Chennai)
New Zealand won by five wickets
England v Nepal (Mumbai)
England won by four runs
Sri Lanka v Ireland (Colombo RPS)
Sri Lanka won by 20 runs
9 February
Scotland v Italy (Kolkata)
Scotland won by 73 runs
Zimbabwe v Oman (Colombo SSC)
Zimbabwe won by eight wickets
South Africa v Canada (Ahmedabad)
South Africa won by 57 runs
10 February
Netherlands v Namibia (Delhi)
Netherlands won by seven wickets
New Zealand v UAE (Chennai)
New Zealand won by 10 wickets
Pakistan v USA (Colombo SSC)
Pakistan won by 32 runs
11 February
South Africa v Afghanistan (Ahmedabad)
South Africa won after second super over
Australia v Ireland (Colombo RPS)
Australia won by 67 runs
England v West Indies (Mumbai)
West Indies won by 30 runs
12 February
Sri Lanka v Oman (Pallekele)
Sri Lanka won by 105 runs
Nepal v Italy (Mumbai)
Italy won by 10 wickets
India v Namibia (Delhi)
India won by 93 runs
13 February
Australia v Zimbabwe (Colombo RPS)
Zimbabwe won by 23 runs
Canada v UAE (Delhi)
UAE won by five wickets
USA v Netherlands (Chennai)
USA won by 93 runs
14 February
Ireland v Oman (Colombo SSC)
Ireland won by 93 runs
England v Scotland (Kolkata)
England won by five wickets
New Zealand v South Africa (Ahmedabad)
South Africa won by seven wickets
15 February:
West Indies v Nepal (Mumbai)
West Indies won by nine wickets
USA v Namibia (Chennai)
USA won by 31 runs
India v Pakistan (Colombo RPS)
India won by 61 runs
16 February
Afghanistan v UAE (Delhi)
Afghanistan won by five wickets
England v Italy (Kolkata)
England won by 24 runs
Australia v Sri Lanka (Pallekele)
Sri Lanka won by eight wickets
17 February
New Zealand v Canada (Chennai)
New Zealand won by eight wickets
Ireland v Zimbabwe (Pallekele)
Match abandoned
Scotland v Nepal (Mumbai)
Nepal won by seven wickets
18 February
South Africa v UAE (Delhi)
South Africa won by six wickets
Pakistan v Namibia (Colombo SSC)
Pakistan won by 102 runs
India v Netherlands (Ahmedabad)
India won by 17 runs
19 February
West Indies v Italy (Kolkata)
West Indies won by 42 runs
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe (Colombo RPS)
Zimbabwe won by six wickets
Afghanistan v Canada (Chennai)
Afghanistan won by 82 runs
20 February
Australia v Oman (Pallekele)
Australia won by nine wickets
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