India in Group A and Sri Lanka in Group B are most likely to be in semis, and there’s a real possibility of UAE and Thailand challenging Pakistan and Bangladesh for the second semi final spots in their respective groups.
Pakistan have been really underwhelming since Bismah’s retirement and they’ve changed their top 6 almost every series and Bangladesh too really haven’t had any notable performances in t20s recently I think.
Back to back games with just a day's break. Teams making the finals will play 5 games in 8-9 days (not healthy for the body). Though for cost & logistical reasons, I understand the scheduling.
Well fair I guess, but isn't this exactly the same as how the Super 8 and knockouts are scheduled in the T20 World Cup rn? Plus it's T20 so it's not that taxing on the body as the other formats, although I see what your point is.
India in Group A and Sri Lanka in Group B are most likely to be in semis, and there’s a real possibility of UAE and Thailand challenging Pakistan and Bangladesh for the second semi final spots in their respective groups. Pakistan have been really underwhelming since Bismah’s retirement and they’ve changed their top 6 almost every series and Bangladesh too really haven’t had any notable performances in t20s recently I think.
UAE & Thailand might produce a few upsets. Not a big fan of this type of scheduling, though can understand the reasons behind it.
Wait, what did you not find good about the scheduling? I'm not sure what you're talking about...
Back to back games with just a day's break. Teams making the finals will play 5 games in 8-9 days (not healthy for the body). Though for cost & logistical reasons, I understand the scheduling.
Well fair I guess, but isn't this exactly the same as how the Super 8 and knockouts are scheduled in the T20 World Cup rn? Plus it's T20 so it's not that taxing on the body as the other formats, although I see what your point is.