Men's T20 World Cup 2026 fixtures and results: England, India, Pakistan, Ireland, Scotland, Australia, West Indies and more

Full fixtures for the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka, which is live in full on Sky Sports between February 7 and March 8.

Two-time champions England have been grouped with West Indies, Scotland, Nepal and debutants Italy.

Pakistan have decided to play in the tournament and will face India as scheduled on February 15, having originally planned to boycott the match after Bangladesh's removal from the tournament.

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2026 Men's T20 World Cup - full fixtures and results

All times UK and Ireland

Group stage

Saturday February 7

• Pakistan beat Netherlands by three wickets - Group A
• West Indies beat Scotland by 35 runs - Group C
• India beat USA by 29 runs - Group A

Sunday February 8

• New Zealand beat Afghanistan by five wickets - Group D
• England beat Nepal by four runs - Group C
• Sri Lanka beat Ireland by 20 runs - Group B

Monday February 9

• Scotland beat Italy by 73 runs - Group C
• Zimbabwe beat Oman by eight wickets - Group B
• South Africa beat Canada by 57 runs - Group D

Tuesday February 10

• Netherlands beat Namibia by seven wickets - Group A
• New Zealand beat UAE by 10 wickets - Group D
• Pakistan beat USA by 32 runs - Group A

Wednesday February 11

• South Africa tied with Afghanistan (South Africa win second super over) - Group D
• Australia beat Ireland by 67 runs - Group B
• West Indies beat England by 30 runs - Group C

Thursday February 12

• Sri Lanka beat Oman by 105 runs - Group B
• Italy beat Nepal by 10 wickets - Group C
• India vs Namibia (Delhi, 1.30pm) - Group A

Friday February 13

• Australia vs Zimbabwe (Colombo, 5.30am) - Group B
• Canada vs UAE (Delhi, 9.30am) - Group D
• USA vs Netherlands (Chennai, 1.30pm) - Group A

Saturday February 14

• Ireland vs Oman (Colombo, 5.30am) - Group B
• England vs Scotland (Kolkata, 9.30am) - Group C
• New Zealand vs South Africa (Ahmedabad, 1.30pm) - Group D

Sunday February 15

• West Indies vs Nepal (Mumbai, 5.30am) - Group C
• USA vs Namibia (Chennai, 9.30am) - Group A
• India vs Pakistan (Colombo, 1.30pm) - Group A

Monday February 16

• Afghanistan vs UAE (Delhi, 5.30am) - Group D
• England vs Italy (Kolkata, 9.30am) - Group C
• Australia vs Sri Lanka (Kandy, 1.30pm) - Group B

Tuesday February 17

• New Zealand vs Canada (Chennai, 5.30am) - Group D
• Ireland vs Zimbabwe (Kandy, 9.30am) - Group B
• Scotland vs Nepal (Mumbai, 1.30pm) - Group C

Wednesday February 18

• South Africa vs UAE (Delhi, 5.30am) - Group D
• Pakistan vs Namibia (Colombo, 9.30am) - Group A
• India vs Netherlands (Ahmedabad, 1.30pm) - Group A

Thursday February 19

• West Indies vs Italy (Kolkata, 5.30am) - Group C
• Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe (Colombo, 9.30am) - Group B
• Afghanistan vs Canada (Chennai, 1.30pm) - Group D

Friday February 20

• Australia vs Oman (Kandy, 1.30pm) - Group B

Super 8s

Saturday February 21

• Y2 vs Y3 (Colombo, 1.30pm)

Sunday February 22

• Y1 vs Y4 (Kandy, 9.30am)
• X1 v X4 (Ahmedabad, 1.30pm)

Monday February 23

• X2 vs X3 (Mumbai, 1.30pm)

Tuesday February 24

• Y1 vs Y3 (Kandy, 1.30pm)

Wednesday February 25

• Y2 vs Y4 (Colombo, 1.30pm)

Thursday February 26

• X3 vs X4 (Ahmedabad, 9.30am)
• X1 vs X2 (Chennai, 1.30pm)

Friday February 27

• Y1 vs Y2 (Colombo, 1.30pm)

Saturday February 28

• Y3 vs Y4 (Kandy, 1.30pm)

Sunday March 1

• X2 vs X4 (Delhi, 9.30am)
• X1 vs X3 (Kolkata, 1.30pm)

Knockout rounds

Wednesday March 4

• Semi-final 1 (Kolkata or Colombo, 1.30pm)

Thursday March 5

• Semi-final 2 (Mumbai, 1.30pm)

Sunday March 8

• Final (Ahmedabad or Colombo, 1.30pm)

How teams qualified for T20 World Cup

• India (qualified as hosts)
• Sri Lanka (qualified as hosts)
• England (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• Afghanistan (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• Australia (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• Bangladesh* (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• South Africa (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• USA (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• West Indies (qualified on performance in last T20 World Cup)
• Ireland (qualified via T20I rankings)
• New Zealand (qualified via T20I rankings)
• Pakistan (qualified via T20I rankings)
• Italy** (came through Europe Qualifier)
• Netherlands (came through Europe Qualifier)
• Canada (came through Americas Qualifier)
• Namibia (came through Africa Qualifier)
• Zimbabwe (came through Africa Qualifier)
• Nepal (came through Asia-Pacific Regional Final)
• Oman (came through Asia-Pacific Regional Final)
• United Arab Emirates (came through Asia-Pacific Regional Final)

*Bangladesh were replaced by Scotland, the highest-ranked non-qualifiers, on January 24
**Italy are the only debutants in this edition of the T20 World Cup