India Left Out Of T20 World Cup 2024 Semis By Ex-England Player
Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan recently shared his predictions for the four semi-finalists of the upcoming T20 World Cup excluding India from his top four picks. According to Vaughan, the top four teams to watch out for are England, Australia, South Africa, and West Indies. The T20 World Cup, set to commence on June 1 and conclude on June 29, will be jointly hosted by the USA and West Indies, promising a showcase of diverse cricketing talent and intense competition.
My 4 Semi finalists for the T20 WC … England,Austrlalia,South Africa and the West Indies .. #T20WC2024
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) May 1, 2024
As anticipation builds for the T20 World Cup, experts have shifted their focus from predicting player squads to forecasting the tournament's semi-finalists. With the ICC's deadline for squad submissions set for May 1, cricketing powerhouses have begun announcing their line-ups for the event.
Team India Squad Announced
India, South Africa, England, Australia, and Afghanistan have all finalized their squads for the impending T20 World Cup, aiming to strike a balance between experienced players and youthful talent. Vaughan, speaking on a particular platform, revealed his picks for the semi-finalists, placing his confidence in defending champions England, perennial contenders Australia, hosts and two-time winners West Indies, and South Africa led by Aiden Markram, who are eyeing their maiden ICC title with a strong squad.
🚨India’s squad for ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 announced 🚨
Let's get ready to cheer for #TeamIndia #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/jIxsYeJkYW
— BCCI (@BCCI) April 30, 2024
Michael Vaughan broke away from the usual trend of favoring India as one of the top contenders in ICC events and major tournaments by choosing not to include the 2007 T20 World Cup champion in his top four selections. This departure from tradition was welcomed by Indian fans, who appreciated Vaughan's decision. They felt that Vaughan's endorsement of India in the past often coincided with the team's underperformance, leading to disappointment in crucial stages like the semi-finals or finals of tournaments.
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