Men's T20 World Cup 2026 fixtures and results: England, India, Pakistan, Ireland, Scotland, Australia, West Indies and more
England reach Super 8s with wins over Nepal, Scotland and Italy coming around defeat to West Indies; each of Harry Brook's side's matches in round two will e played in Sri Lanka; watch every game in tournament live on Sky Sports Cricket, including final on March 8
Monday 16 February 2026 13:31, UK
Full results and fixtures for the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup, which is live in full on Sky Sports between February 7 and March 8.
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 beat Afghanistan after 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 beat Namibia by 93 runs - Group A
Friday February 13
- Zimbabwe beat Australia by 23 runs - Group B
- UAE beat Canada by five wickets - Group D
- USA beat Netherlands by 93 runs - Group A
Saturday February 14
- Ireland beat Oman by 96 runs - Group B
- England beat Scotland by five wickets - Group C
- South Africa beat New Zealand by seven wickets - Group D
Sunday February 15
- West Indies beat Nepal by nine wickets - Group C
- USA beat Namibia by 31 runs - Group A
- India beat Pakistan by 61 runs - Group A
Monday February 16
- Afghanistan beat UAE by five wickets - Group D
- England beat Italy by 24 runs - 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
- England vs Y4 (Kandy, 9.30am)
- India vs South Africa (Ahmedabad, 1.30pm)
Monday February 23
- X2 vs West Indies (Mumbai, 1.30pm)
Tuesday February 24
- England vs Y3 (Kandy, 1.30pm)
Wednesday February 25
- Y2 vs Y4 (Colombo, 1.30pm)
Thursday February 26
- West Indies vs South Africa (Ahmedabad, 9.30am)
- India vs X2 (Chennai, 1.30pm)
Friday February 27
- England vs Y2 (Colombo, 1.30pm)
Saturday February 28
- Y3 vs Y4 (Kandy, 1.30pm)
Sunday March 1
- X2 vs South Africa (Delhi, 9.30am)
- India vs West Indies (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
