ICC T20 World Cup 2016 Schedule, Time Table, Fixture, Teams List, ICC T20 WC Live Score Streaming

ICC World Cup Twenty20 2016 Schedule & Results

DATE	MATCHES	TIME	VENUE
15 March	New Zealand beat India by 47 runs	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Nagpur
16 March	Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 55 runs	15:00 IST / 09:30 uk	Kolkata
16 March	England vs West Indies	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Mumbai
17 March	Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Kolkata
18 March	Australia vs New Zealand	15:00 IST / 09:30 uk	Dharamsala
18 March	England vs South Africa	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Mumbai
19 March	Pakistan vs India	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Kolkata
20 March	South Africa vs Afghanistan	15:00 IST / 09:30 uk	Mumbai
20 March	Sri Lanka vs West Indies	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Bengaluru
21 March	Australia vs Bangladesh	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Bengaluru
22 March	Pakistan vs New Zealand	19:30 IST / 14:00 uk	Mohali
23 March	England vs Afghanistan		New Delhi
23 March	India vs Bangladesh		Bengaluru
25 March	Pakistan vs Australia		Mohali
25 March	South Africa vs West Indies		Nagpur
26 March	New Zealand vs Bangladesh		Kolkata
26 March	England vs Sri Lanka		New Delhi
27 March	Australia vs India		Mohali
27 March	West Indies vs Afghanistan		Nagpur
28 March	South Africa vs Sri Lanka		New Delhi
	Knockout Stages Starts
30 March	First Semifinal Match		New Delhi
31 March	Second Semifinal Match		Mumbai
03 April 2016	The Twenty20 Final		Eden Gardens, Kolkata

T20 World Cup 2016 Format To Be Same Like 2014:

This will be the second time that we will see 16 teams in the world cup, 10 test nations will automaticaly qualify for world cup while there will be 6 teams joining them in the world cup finals through 2015 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier.
There will be a preliminary group stage of 6 qualified teams and 2 lowest test ranked teams divided into two groups of 4 teams each, group winners will qualify and join other top 8 teams in the super 10 competition (tournament proper).
In Super 10 group stage 10 teams will be divided into 2 groups of 5 teams each with every team playing 4 matches (1 match against every team in the group) where top 2 teams from both groups making it to the semifinals.

Playing Big

I was the middle of three sons. We were all one year apart. We were a constant pain in the butt for my parents. Because we were only a year apart in age, we were always competing. Competing with each other (meaning we fought a lot), and competing together against the neighborhood kids.

We kids would get together almost everyday after school to play the “sport du jour”. This means we would play what sport was in season at the time. Summertime we would play baseball everyday, autumn, we would play football everyday, and winter meant we played hockey every day.

There was one problem, the neighborhood kids we played against were two years older than me! (Let’s see, some quick math; that meant they were one year older than my older brother Albert, and three years older than my younger brother Steve.)

Needless to say, we got our asses kicked every day.

We didn’t care, we just wanted to play; winning or losing was secondary to playing. We knew that they were older and better players.

In reality, what happened, we became very good at playing kids our own age!

My brother Steve and I were the smallest starting players on our Pop Warner football team. We were tenacious I tell you. Well, we were tough and used to getting beat upon by bigger players.

If there is a moral to this story it is this; if you want to be really good at something, play against folks who are better than you. You may get your head kicked in a lot, but you will improve as a player.

This is true whether you are talking about ping-pong, bowling, golf, tennis, chess, poker, bridge, running, etc. etc.

When you get used to competing with people better than you, you raise your game.

Your other friends will notice.