craziness will start from today onwards, ICC T20 World Cup 2010 is starting from 30th April in West Indies. 12 teams are taking place for this Mega event. it is very difficult to say that who will win the this T20 World Clash.
Pakistan and India are only two world champions so far for the 20/20 overs match thriller. This year ICC T20 World Cup is another fascinating event is coming after IPL. It is not very easy to say that who will be the champion of this World Cup.. India and Pakistan are two most favorite teams for this World Cup, On the other hand Sri lanka, Australia, West Indies and South Africa or may be England can lift this trophy. New Zealand is also very good team. So in the end it is very tough to predict that which team will lift this trophy
New team Afghanistan is playing their first major tournament, this team is very good and well balanced and can make very good twist in this Tournament. they Already defeated Ire Land in the Warm-Up Match. Zimbabwe is looking more better team after beating Australia in their Warm-Up Match.
Pakistan have the best track record in Twenty20 World Cup, having reached the final in the inaugural event in 2007 in South Africa and claiming the title in the second edition in June last year in England.
The Pakistanis also have the best winning percentage in the format, with 22 wins, seven losses and one no result in 30 matches, though they had a tumultuous build-up to the tournament with some of their leading players being banned and fined by their Board for indiscipline.
India, who lifted the trophy in 2007 -- the countrys first major title in international cricket since 1983, has become the home of Twenty20 cricket with a hugely successful Indian Premier League.
Though India suffered a jolt by the unavailability of swashbuckling batsman Virender Sehwag due to injury, they would be banking on the IPL experience and Mahendra Singh Dhonis astute captaincy.
India will begin their campaign against minnows Afghanistan on Saturday at St Lucia but Dhonis men cannot take the world crickets new entrant lightly.