The USA leg of the Men’s T20 World Cup saw riveting cricketing action including the home team’s stunning upset win in Dallas and an incredible India vs Pakistan nail-biter in New York.
Fans can expect an exciting clash that encapsulates the spirit and unpredictability of T20 cricket.
With the two teams opening their Super Eights journey on the losing side, the Kensington Oval is poised to stage a spectacle.
The Proteas piled up 194-4 off their 20 overs after being put into bat.
The early exit is a bitter disappointment though for Pakistan, who were beaten finalists in the tournament two years ago.
Despite the defeat, USA are still well-placed to join India in the Super Eights as they have four points while Pakistan and Canada are on two.
It will all be music to the ears of ICC, who chose to popularise the T20 format in the USA.
Williamson said his team had watched the Pakistan upset from their base in the Caribbean.
USA captain wasn’t able to play down just how big this result against Pakistan is for the sport in his country.
The USA leg of the Men’s T20 World Cup saw riveting cricketing action including the home team’s stunning upset win in Dallas and an incredible India vs Pakistan nail-biter in New York.
Fans can expect an exciting clash that encapsulates the spirit and unpredictability of T20 cricket.
With the two teams opening their Super Eights journey on the losing side, the Kensington Oval is poised to stage a spectacle.
The Proteas piled up 194-4 off their 20 overs after being put into bat.
The early exit is a bitter disappointment though for Pakistan, who were beaten finalists in the tournament two years ago.
Despite the defeat, USA are still well-placed to join India in the Super Eights as they have four points while Pakistan and Canada are on two.
It will all be music to the ears of ICC, who chose to popularise the T20 format in the USA.
Williamson said his team had watched the Pakistan upset from their base in the Caribbean.
USA captain wasn’t able to play down just how big this result against Pakistan is for the sport in his country.
Overall the team didn’t adjust to the conditions at the Grand Prairie Stadium, according to the Pakistan skipper.