T20 Internationals 2021

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Bulgaria won the T20I 2021 final, beating Gibraltar by 6 wickets at Marsa Sports Club

2021 Record

Bilateral T20Is have no table: every side's year, most wins first

Rankings & record →

#	Team	P	W	L	NR	Win %	NRR	Form
1	Pakistan	20	15	5	3	75%	+0.211	WWWWW
2	South Africa	18	11	7	0	61%	+0.750	WWWWW
3	Bangladesh	19	9	10	0	47%	-0.508	WLLLL
4	New Zealand	16	8	8	0	50%	+0.418	LWLLL
5	West Indies	17	8	9	3	47%	+0.303	WLLLL
6	England	11	7	4	0	64%	+0.731	WWLWW
7	India	11	7	4	0	64%	+0.460	LLWWW
8	Namibia	6	6	0	0	100%	+1.494	WWWWW
9	Zimbabwe	17	6	11	0	35%	-0.725	LWLWW
10	Belgium	7	5	2	0	71%	+0.926	WWWWL
11	Ireland	13	5	8	0	38%	-0.430	WLLLW
12	Sri Lanka	14	5	9	0	36%	-0.854	LLLWW
13	Malta	10	4	5	2	44%	-0.270	WLWWN
14	Australia	15	4	11	0	27%	-0.681	LLLWL
15	Afghanistan	3	3	0	0	100%	+2.333	WWW
16	Switzerland	4	3	1	0	75%	+2.143	WWWL
17	Spain	3	2	1	0	67%	+0.002	LWW
18	United Arab Emirates	4	2	2	0	50%	+0.772	LLWW
19	Sweden	4	2	2	0	50%	+0.229	LLWW
20	Finland	4	2	2	0	50%	-0.229	WWLL
21	Scotland	5	2	3	0	40%	-0.129	WLLWL
22	United States of America	2	1	1	0	50%	+0.425	WL
23	Austria	2	1	1	0	50%	+0.141	LW
24	Germany	3	1	2	0	33%	-0.002	WLL
25	Gibraltar	5	1	3	2	25%	-0.535	LLWLN
26	Bulgaria	4	1	3	0	25%	-2.575	LLLW
27	Papua New Guinea	2	0	2	0	0%	-0.872	LL
28	Oman	2	0	2	0	0%	-1.117	LL
29	Uganda	3	0	3	0	0%	-2.220	LLL

Top Run Scorers

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Mohammad RizwanPAK · 20 matches · SR 137.0 1045 2

Babar AzamPAK · 20 matches · SR 128.2 636 3

Martin GuptillNZ · 11 matches · SR 159.9 470 4

Quinton de KockSA · 10 matches · SR 135.8 455 5

Mitchell MarshAUS · 15 matches · SR 123.8 442

Top Wicket Takers

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Tabraiz ShamsiSA · 17 matches · Econ 5.34 28 2

Luke JongweZIM · 14 matches · Econ 7.48 26 3

Wanindu HasarangaSL · 12 matches · Econ 5.56 20 4

Mustafizur RahmanBAN · 13 matches · Econ 5.66 20 5

Mark AdairIRE · 10 matches · Econ 7.58 19

Fixtures & Results

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Week 18 Feb - 14 Feb

Week 222 Feb - 28 Feb

Week 31 Mar - 7 Mar

Week 48 Mar - 14 Mar

Week 515 Mar - 21 Mar

Week 622 Mar - 28 Mar

Week 729 Mar - 4 Apr

Week 85 Apr - 11 Apr

Week 912 Apr - 18 Apr

Week 1019 Apr - 25 Apr

Week 1121 Jun - 27 Jun

Week 1228 Jun - 4 Jul

Week 135 Jul - 11 Jul

Week 1412 Jul - 18 Jul

Week 1519 Jul - 25 Jul

Week 1626 Jul - 1 Aug

Week 172 Aug - 8 Aug

Week 189 Aug - 15 Aug

Week 1916 Aug - 22 Aug

Week 2023 Aug - 29 Aug

Week 2130 Aug - 5 Sep

Week 226 Sep - 12 Sep

Week 2313 Sep - 19 Sep

Week 244 Oct - 10 Oct

Week 2518 Oct - 24 Oct

Week 2625 Oct - 31 Oct

Week 2715 Nov - 21 Nov

Week 2822 Nov - 28 Nov

Week 2913 Dec - 19 Dec

Week 3020 Dec - 26 Dec

Thu 11 Feb

Pakistan 169/6(20) South Africa 166/6(20)

Pakistan won by 3 runs

Sat 13 Feb

Pakistan 144/7(20) South Africa 145/4(16.2)

South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 22 balls remaining)

Sun 14 Feb

Pakistan 169/6(18.4) South Africa 164/8(20)

Pakistan won by 4 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

Mon 22 Feb

New Zealand 184/5(20) Australia 131/10(17.3)

New Zealand won by 53 runs

Thu 25 Feb

New Zealand 219/7(20) Australia 215/8(20)

New Zealand won by 4 runs

Wed 3 Mar

New Zealand 144/10(17.1) Australia 208/4(20)

Australia won by 64 runs

West Indies 134/6(13.1) Sri Lanka 131/9(20)

West Indies won by 4 wickets (with 41 balls remaining)

Fri 5 Mar

New Zealand 106/10(18.5) Australia 156/6(20)

Australia won by 50 runs

West Indies 117/9(18.4) Sri Lanka 160/6(20)

Sri Lanka won by 43 runs

Sat 6 Mar

New Zealand 143/3(15.3) Australia 142/8(20)

New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 27 balls remaining)

Sun 7 Mar

West Indies 134/7(19) Sri Lanka 131/4(20)

West Indies won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

Fri 12 Mar

India 124/7(20) England 130/2(15.3)

England won by 8 wickets (with 27 balls remaining)

Sun 14 Mar

India 166/3(17.5) England 164/6(20)

India won by 7 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)

Tue 16 Mar

India 156/6(20) England 158/2(18.2)

England won by 8 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

Wed 17 Mar

Afghanistan 198/5(20) Zimbabwe 150/7(20)

Afghanistan won by 48 runs

Thu 18 Mar

India 185/8(20) England 177/8(20)

India won by 8 runs

Fri 19 Mar

Afghanistan 193/5(20) Zimbabwe 148/10(17.1)

Afghanistan won by 45 runs

Sat 20 Mar

Afghanistan 183/7(20) Zimbabwe 136/5(20)

Afghanistan won by 47 runs

India 224/2(20) England 188/8(20)

India won by 36 runs

Sun 28 Mar

New Zealand 210/3(20) Bangladesh 144/8(20)

New Zealand won by 66 runs

Tue 30 Mar

New Zealand 173/5(17.5) Bangladesh 142/7(16)

New Zealand won by 28 runs (D/L method)

Thu 1 Apr

New Zealand 141/4(10) Bangladesh 76/10(9.3)

New Zealand won by 65 runs

Sat 3 Apr

Namibia 135/3(14.5) Uganda 134/5(20)

Namibia won by 7 wickets (with 31 balls remaining)

Mon 5 Apr

Namibia 134/6(20) Uganda 65/5(12.4)

Namibia won by 20 runs (D/L method)

Namibia 189/3(20) Uganda 124/10(20)

Namibia won by 65 runs

Sat 10 Apr

South Africa 188/6(20) Pakistan 189/6(19.5)

Pakistan won by 4 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)

Mon 12 Apr

South Africa 141/4(14) Pakistan 140/9(20)

South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 36 balls remaining)

Wed 14 Apr

South Africa 203/5(20) Pakistan 205/1(18)

Pakistan won by 9 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)

Fri 16 Apr

South Africa 144/10(19.3) Pakistan 149/7(19.5)

Pakistan won by 3 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)

Wed 21 Apr

Zimbabwe 138/7(20) Pakistan 149/7(20)

Pakistan won by 11 runs

Fri 23 Apr

Zimbabwe 118/9(20) Pakistan 99/10(19.5)

Zimbabwe won by 19 runs

Sun 25 Apr

Zimbabwe 141/7(20) Pakistan 165/3(20)

Pakistan won by 24 runs

Wed 23 Jun

England 130/2(17.1) Sri Lanka 129/7(20)

England won by 8 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)

Thu 24 Jun

England 108/5(16.1) Sri Lanka 111/7(20)

England won by 5 wickets (with 11 balls remaining) (D/L method)

Sat 26 Jun

England 180/6(20) Sri Lanka 91/10(18.5)

England won by 89 runs

West Indies 161/2(15) South Africa 160/6(20)

West Indies won by 8 wickets (with 30 balls remaining)

Sun 27 Jun

West Indies 150/9(20) South Africa 166/7(20)

South Africa won by 16 runs

Tue 29 Jun

West Indies 166/7(20) South Africa 167/8(20)

South Africa won by 1 run

Thu 1 Jul

West Indies 167/6(20) South Africa 146/9(20)

West Indies won by 21 runs

Sat 3 Jul

West Indies 143/9(20) South Africa 168/4(20)

South Africa won by 25 runs

Thu 8 Jul

Malta 103/4(16.2) Belgium 99/10(20)

Malta won by 6 wickets (with 22 balls remaining)

Malta 50/10(13) Belgium 52/0(5.3)

Belgium won by 10 wickets (with 87 balls remaining)

Fri 9 Jul

Malta 114/9(20) Belgium 115/6(18.3)

Belgium won by 4 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

Sat 10 Jul

West Indies 145/6(20) Australia 127/10(16)

West Indies won by 18 runs

Malta 125/10(19.2) Belgium 128/10(19.3)

Belgium won by 3 runs

Malta 133/10(18.4) Belgium 172/6(20)

Belgium won by 39 runs

Sun 11 Jul

West Indies 196/4(20) Australia 140/10(19.2)

West Indies won by 56 runs

Tue 13 Jul

West Indies 142/4(14.5) Australia 141/6(20)

West Indies won by 6 wickets (with 31 balls remaining)

Thu 15 Jul

West Indies 185/6(20) Australia 189/6(20)

Australia won by 4 runs

Fri 16 Jul

England 201/10(19.2) Pakistan 232/6(20)

Pakistan won by 31 runs

Sat 17 Jul

West Indies 199/8(20) Australia 183/9(20)

West Indies won by 16 runs

Sun 18 Jul

England 200/10(19.5) Pakistan 155/9(20)

England won by 45 runs

Mon 19 Jul

Ireland 132/9(20) South Africa 165/7(20)

South Africa won by 33 runs

Tue 20 Jul

England 155/7(19.4) Pakistan 154/6(20)

England won by 3 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

Thu 22 Jul

Zimbabwe 152/10(19) Bangladesh 153/2(18.5)

Bangladesh won by 8 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

Ireland 117/10(19.3) South Africa 159/7(20)

South Africa won by 42 runs

Fri 23 Jul

Zimbabwe 166/6(20) Bangladesh 143/10(19.5)

Zimbabwe won by 23 runs

Sat 24 Jul

Belgium 196/3(18)

Austria 195/7(20)

Belgium won by 7 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)

Belgium

Austria

Belgium won by 13 runs (D/L method)

Ireland 140/9(20) South Africa 189/2(20)

South Africa won by 49 runs

Sun 25 Jul

Belgium 103/9(20)

Austria 104/4(17.2)

Austria won by 6 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

Zimbabwe 193/5(20) Bangladesh 194/5(19.2)

Bangladesh won by 5 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

Sri Lanka 126/10(18.3) India 164/5(20)

India won by 38 runs

Wed 28 Jul

West Indies 85/5(9) Pakistan

No result

Sri Lanka 133/6(19.4) India 132/5(20)

Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

Thu 29 Jul

Sri Lanka 82/3(14.3) India 81/8(20)

Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets (with 33 balls remaining)

Sat 31 Jul

West Indies 150/4(20) Pakistan 157/8(20)

Pakistan won by 7 runs

Sun 1 Aug

West Indies 15/0(1.2) Pakistan

No result

Tue 3 Aug

Bangladesh 131/7(20) Australia 108/10(20)

Bangladesh won by 23 runs

West Indies 30/0(3) Pakistan

No result

Wed 4 Aug

Bangladesh 123/5(18.4) Australia 121/7(20)

Bangladesh won by 5 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

Fri 6 Aug

Bangladesh 127/9(20) Australia 117/4(20)

Bangladesh won by 10 runs

Sat 7 Aug

Bangladesh 104/9(20) Australia 105/7(19)

Australia won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

Mon 9 Aug

Bangladesh 122/8(20) Australia 62/10(13.4)

Bangladesh won by 60 runs

Sat 21 Aug

Finland 139/6(17.5)

Sweden 135/6(19)

Finland won by 4 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

Finland 142/6(18.5)

Sweden 141/8(20)

Finland won by 4 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

Sun 22 Aug

Finland 141/7(20)

Sweden 113/7(14)

Sweden won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining) by D/L method

Finland 145/7(20)

Sweden 146/4(17.1)

Sweden won by 6 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)

Fri 27 Aug

Ireland 114/9(20) Zimbabwe 117/7(20)

Zimbabwe won by 3 runs

Sun 29 Aug

Ireland 153/3(18.3) Zimbabwe 152/5(20)

Ireland won by 7 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

Wed 1 Sep

Bangladesh 62/3(15) New Zealand 60/10(16.5)

Bangladesh won by 7 wickets (with 30 balls remaining)

Ireland 178/2(20) Zimbabwe 138/10(18.2)

Ireland won by 40 runs

Thu 2 Sep

Ireland 174/4(20) Zimbabwe 110/9(20)

Ireland won by 64 runs

Fri 3 Sep

Bangladesh 141/6(20) New Zealand 137/5(20)

Bangladesh won by 4 runs

Sat 4 Sep

Ireland 119/10(20) Zimbabwe 124/4(20)

Zimbabwe won by 5 runs

Sun 5 Sep

Bangladesh 76/10(19.4) New Zealand 128/5(20)

New Zealand won by 52 runs

Wed 8 Sep

Bangladesh 96/4(19.1) New Zealand 93/10(19.3)

Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

Fri 10 Sep

Spain 128/7(20)

Germany 132/3(18.1)

Germany won by 7 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)

Bangladesh 134/8(20) New Zealand 161/5(20)

New Zealand won by 27 runs

Sri Lanka 135/6(20) South Africa 163/5(20)

South Africa won by 28 runs

Sat 11 Sep

Spain 116/5(18.1)

Germany 115/9(20)

Spain won by 5 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)

Spain 120/9(19.4)

Germany 119/9(20)

Spain won by 1 wicket (with 2 balls remaining)

Sun 12 Sep

Sri Lanka 103/10(18.1) South Africa 105/1(14.1)

South Africa won by 9 wickets (with 35 balls remaining)

Tue 14 Sep

Sri Lanka 120/8(20) South Africa 121/0(14.4)

South Africa won by 10 wickets (with 32 balls remaining)

Wed 15 Sep

Scotland 141/6(20) Zimbabwe 134/9(20)

Scotland won by 7 runs

Fri 17 Sep

Scotland 126/10(19.4) Zimbabwe 136/5(20)

Zimbabwe won by 10 runs

Sun 19 Sep

Scotland 177/4(20) Zimbabwe 180/4(19.1)

Zimbabwe won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

Tue 5 Oct

United Arab Emirates 142/9(20) Namibia 159/8(20)

Namibia won by 17 runs

Thu 7 Oct

United Arab Emirates 123/7(20) Ireland 124/3(18.5)

Ireland won by 7 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

Oman 143/8(20) Sri Lanka 162/4(20)

Sri Lanka won by 19 runs

Fri 8 Oct

United Arab Emirates 163/4(20) Ireland 109/10(18.4)

United Arab Emirates won by 54 runs

Papua New Guinea 154/5(20) Scotland 156/2(17.5)

Scotland won by 8 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)

Sat 9 Oct

Scotland 137/8(20) Namibia 138/5(17.4)

Namibia won by 5 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)

Oman 159/8(20) Sri Lanka 163/5(17.3)

Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)

Sun 10 Oct

United Arab Emirates 139/3(16.1) Ireland 134/5(20)

United Arab Emirates won by 7 wickets (with 23 balls remaining)

Namibia 174/6(20) Papua New Guinea 160/6(20)

Namibia won by 14 runs

Thu 21 Oct

Fri 22 Oct

Switzerland 134/1(14.4)

Switzerland won by 9 wickets (with 32 balls remaining)

Bulgaria 81/9(19.3)

Switzerland 82/2(6)

Switzerland won by 8 wickets (with 84 balls remaining)

Sat 23 Oct

Bulgaria 180/5(20)

Gibraltar 217/4(20)

Gibraltar won by 37 runs

Malta 142/9(20)

Switzerland 150/9(20)

Switzerland won by 8 runs

Malta 153/4(17) Bulgaria 150/6(20)

Malta won by 6 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)

Sun 24 Oct

Gibraltar 177/9(20) Bulgaria 178/4(20)

Bulgaria won by 6 wickets (with 0 ball remaining)

Switzerland 170/8(20)

Mon 25 Oct

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Malta 145/10(19)

Gibraltar 57/2(7.1)

Match tied (D/L method)

Wed 17 Nov

India 166/5(19.4) New Zealand 164/6(20)

India won by 5 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

Fri 19 Nov

Bangladesh 127/7(20) Pakistan 132/6(19.2)

Pakistan won by 4 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

India 155/3(17.2) New Zealand 153/6(20)

India won by 7 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

Sat 20 Nov

Bangladesh 108/7(20) Pakistan 109/2(18.1)

Pakistan won by 8 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)

Sun 21 Nov

India 184/7(20) New Zealand 111/10(17.2)

India won by 73 runs

Mon 22 Nov

Bangladesh 124/7(20) Pakistan 127/5(20)

Pakistan won by 5 wickets

Mon 13 Dec

Pakistan 200/6(20) West Indies 137/10(19)

Pakistan won by 63 runs

Tue 14 Dec

Pakistan 172/8(20) West Indies 163/10(20)

Pakistan won by 9 runs

Thu 16 Dec

Pakistan 208/3(18.5) West Indies 207/3(20)

Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

Wed 22 Dec

United States of America 188/6(20) Ireland 162/6(20)

United States of America won by 26 runs

Fri 24 Dec

United States of America 141/7(20) Ireland 150/10(18.5)

Ireland won by 9 runs

Power Rankings

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#	Team	Bat	Bowl	Ovr
1	Afghanistan	125.3	94.8	+30.6
2	South Africa	110.5	100.6	+9.8
3	England	113.4	103.9	+9.6
4	India	105.9	99.9	+6.0
5	New Zealand	100.5	95.0	+5.5
6	West Indies	110.1	106.2	+4.0
7	Pakistan	107.6	104.8	+2.8
8	Ireland	93.2	94.5	-1.3
9	Bangladesh	83.1	89.7	-6.6
10	Australia	94.0	102.9	-8.9
11	Zimbabwe	92.8	104.9	-12.1
12	Sri Lanka	81.2	96.5	-15.3

Player Stats

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Martin GuptillNZ · 11 matches · SR 159.9 33 2

Mohammad RizwanPAK · 20 matches · SR 137.0 30 3

Evin LewisWI · 12 matches · SR 165.8 30 4

Nicholas PooranWI · 16 matches · SR 129.9 25 5

Aiden MarkramSA · 13 matches · SR 150.0 18

Bilal MuhammadMLT · 120 runs 193.5 2

Finn AllenNZ · 156 runs 190.2 3 H

Hadisullah TarakhelBEL · 154 runs 183.3 4

Liam LivingstoneENG · 190 runs 182.7 5

Andre RussellWI · 169 runs 177.9

Ajaz PatelNZ · 10 wickets 3.56 2

Keshav MaharajSA · 3 wickets 4.03 3

Rachin RavindraNZ · 6 wickets 4.33 4

Amjad SherFIN · 8 wickets 4.76 5

Zahoor KhanUAE · 6 wickets 5.09

Mohammad RizwanPAK · 20 matches 2021 2

Babar AzamPAK · 20 matches 1272 3

Tabraiz ShamsiSA · 17 matches 1220 4

Mitchell MarshAUS · 15 matches 1191 5

Luke JongweZIM · 14 matches 1181

Statz MVP

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Karim JanatAFG · 3 matches · a match 95.2 2

Wanindu HasarangaSL · 12 matches · a match 85.3 3

Shakib Al HasanBAN · 12 matches · a match 66.7 4

Tabraiz ShamsiSA · 17 matches · a match 65.8 5

Josh HazlewoodAUS · 8 matches · a match 63.8

Quinton de KockSA · 10 matches · a match 96.9 2

Martin GuptillNZ · 11 matches · a match 94.0 3

Mohammad RizwanPAK · 20 matches · a match 92.9 4

Rohit SharmaIND · 6 matches · a match 88.1 5

Asghar AfghanAFG · 3 matches · a match 80.8

Wanindu HasarangaSL · 12 matches · a match 123.6 2

Tabraiz ShamsiSA · 17 matches · a match 110.7 3

Josh HazlewoodAUS · 8 matches · a match 98.6 4

Tim SoutheeNZ · 10 matches · a match 96.7 5

Karim JanatAFG · 3 matches · a match 95.6

Team Stats

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Afghanistan3 games 191.3 2

England11 games 162.8 3

Pakistan20 games 161.2 4

South Africa18 games 158.9 5

West Indies17 games 158.6

West Indies17 games 10.3 2

Afghanistan3 games 10.3 3

England11 games 6.3 4

New Zealand16 games 5.8 5

India11 games 5.6

West Indies16 games 54.5 2

England11 games 52.8 3

Afghanistan3 games 52.7 4

South Africa17 games 48.5 5

Australia15 games 45.3

Sixes

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#	Team	Last 5	O5.5	Avg
1	WI	17 9 7 8 12	100%	10.3
2	AFG	10 11 10	100%	10.3
3	IND	1 0 6 9 6	64%	5.6
4	NZ	2 6 6 5 7	56%	5.8
5	PAK	3 4 6 7 7	45%	5.4

Match Totals

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#	Team	Last 5	O290.5	Avg
1	AFG	348 341 319	100%	336.0
2	SA	276 329 298 208 241	72%	308.8
3	WI	382 307 337 335 415	71%	320.1
4	PAK	217 251 337 335 415	65%	317.2
5	IND	265 163 330 308 295	64%	302.1

Streaks

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Quinton de KockSouth Africa · avg 45.5 10 2

Martin GuptillNew Zealand · avg 46.1 7 3

Craig ErvineZimbabwe · avg 34.8 6 4

Mohammad RizwanPakistan · avg 56.4 5 5

Rohit SharmaIndia · avg 55.8 4

Hasan AliPakistan · avg 2 9 2

Mohammad Wasim JrPakistan · avg 2 7 3

Obed McCoyWest Indies · avg 2.3 6 4

Tim SoutheeNew Zealand · avg 2 6 5

George LindeSouth Africa · avg 1.7 6

Martin GuptillNew Zealand · avg 3.1 7 2

Nicholas PooranWest Indies · avg 2.9 7 3

Rohit SharmaIndia · avg 3.2 5 4

Afif HossainBangladesh · avg 2 4 5

Evin LewisWest Indies · avg 4.3 3

Grounds

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#	Ground	M	Chased	1st Inns
1	Rajiv Gandhi International StadiumHyderabad	13	46%	221
2	Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, MullanpurChandigarh	13	46%	219
3	Wankhede StadiumMumbai	22	45%	218
4	Sawai Mansingh StadiumJaipur	11	64%	215
5	The Rose BowlSouthampton	10	20%	214

T20 Internationals Questions

Bulgaria won the T20 Internationals 2021 final, beating Gibraltar by 6 wickets at Marsa Sports Club. Switzerland finished top of the T20 Internationals 2021 standings on 6 points from 3 matches, 2 points clear of Malta. Mohammad Rizwan has the most runs (1045). Tabraiz Shamsi has the most wickets (28). Statz tracks T20 Internationals 2021 across the points table, season leaderboards and venue scoring trends, updated after every completed match.

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Frequently asked questions

Who won the T20I 2021?

Bulgaria won the T20 Internationals 2021 final, beating Gibraltar by 6 wickets at Marsa Sports Club. Across the season, Mohammad Rizwan scored the most runs (1045 runs) and Tabraiz Shamsi took the most wickets (28 wickets).

Who finished top of the table in T20I 2021?

Switzerland finished top of the T20 Internationals 2021 standings on 6 points from 3 matches, 2 points clear of Malta.

Who scored the most runs in T20I 2021?

Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan) finished top with 1045 runs, ahead of Babar Azam (636) and Martin Guptill (470). The T20I 2021 runs leaderboard ranks every player, with their team and matches.

Who took the most wickets in T20I 2021?

Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa) finished top with 28 wickets, ahead of Luke Jongwe (26) and Mustafizur Rahman (20). The T20I 2021 wickets leaderboard ranks every player, with their team and matches.

Who hit the most sixes in T20I 2021?

Martin Guptill (New Zealand) finished top with 33 sixes, ahead of Mohammad Rizwan (30) and Evin Lewis (30). The T20I 2021 sixes leaderboard ranks every player, with their team and matches.

What were the latest results in T20I 2021?

United States of America vs Ireland (24 Dec): Ireland won by 9 runs. United States of America vs Ireland (22 Dec): United States of America won by 26 runs. Pakistan vs West Indies (16 Dec): Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 7 balls remaining).

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