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What is the frequency of the T20 Cricket World Cup?

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The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is set to make a grand return in 2024, marking its ninth edition. The tournament will be hosted in the West Indies and the USA, spanning across nine different venues from June 1 to June 29. This will be the first time the USA will host a major ICC global tournament, adding to the excitement for cricket fans worldwide.

With a total of 20 teams participating, this T20 World Cup promises to be the biggest tournament yet. The top 8 sides from the previous edition, including Australia, England, India, and Pakistan, have received automatic qualification. Additionally, the next two sides in the T20I rankings, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, will also be competing in the tournament.

Teams that made it through the qualifiers in their respective regions, such as Ireland, Scotland, Papua New Guinea, and Canada, will also be vying for the coveted T20 World Cup title. The tournament’s rich history, dating back to its inaugural edition in 2007, has seen various countries emerge victorious, with India, Pakistan, and West Indies among the past winners.

Despite some scheduling challenges in the past, the T20 World Cup has continued to captivate cricket enthusiasts every two years. The upcoming 2024 edition is eagerly anticipated, with fans eagerly awaiting to see which team will emerge victorious in the West Indies and the USA. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting cricket extravaganza.

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