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

The T20 cricket World Cup 2016 is just around the corner. This will be the 6th edition of the tournament and it will be held in the months of March and April across 8 states in India. The T20 cricket world Cup 2016 live streaming will be broadcasted on the Star network in both English and Hindi. 

The cricket world cup live streaming will also be broadcasted on internet, TV and especially the Hotstar app. Everyone will be expecting the batsmen to come up with the goods and produce some extraordinary innings. Speaking about some extraordinary innings, there have been many of those in the past. So let us take a look at the top 5 hundreds that will be remembered for long in world cricket. 

It was the final match of the first ever cricket world cup in 1975 between West Indies and Australia. Clive Lloyd smashed 102 runs in just 85 balls and took his team to world cup glory. This was one of the best 100’s ever in cricket history. Learn about Ranji Cricketers who never played for Indian Team.

Kapil Dev

India was playing against Zimbabwe in 1983 world cup and were in deep trouble. Then Kapil dev came to bat and smashed 175 runs in just 138 balls to turn the tide in India’s favour and win the match. The innings was not televised or recorded but it was surely one of the best centuries ever in cricket history.

Ricky Pointing

In the world cup final of 2003 against India, Pointing just blew apart the Indian bowlers and smashed the ball around the park in his innings of 140 runs in 121 balls, which was one of the best cricket knocks in world cricket. You should also know the most shameful moments in cricket history.

AB De Villiers

In what was surely one of the best centuries ever in cricket history, AB De Villiers smashed the West Indian bowlers out of the park in his innings of 166 runs in just 66 balls at Sydney in this year’s world cup. Is you favorite spinner retiring after T20 world cup 2016 -: Get to Know.

The International Cricket Council on Friday announced the schedule for T20 World Cup that is scheduled to be held in India. And guess what, despite the fact that there may be no cricketing ties between India and Pakistan any time soon, the two nations will be playing each other in Dharamsala. 

India is all set to play Pakistan in Dharamsala on March 19, 2016 in the group stage of the tournament. 

The 27-day tournament will be played in the following venues:  Bengaluru, Chennai, Dharamsala, Kolkata, Mohali, Mumbai, Nagpur and New Delhi.

A total number of 58 matches will be played in the tournament. There will be 35 matches for men and 23 matches for women in the tournaments which will be played at eight venues from 8 March to 3 April.

The men’s event will carry a total prize money of $5.6 million, which is an 86 per cent increase from the 2014 tournament, while the total prize money for the women’s event is $400,000, which is a 122 per cent increase from the previous tournament.

 India won the inaugural tournament in the men's category held in South Africa in the year  2007. Sri Lanka is currently the defending champion, who won the 2014 World Cup.

In the women's category, England was the first team to win the tournament in 2009. And the defending champion is Australia. Till now four Women World Cup events have taken place.

Former international cricketers Mike Hussey and Sriram Sridharan will join the Australian team as coaching consultants as the side prepares for the upcoming ICC World Twenty20 in India early next year. (Get Full Schedule of 2016 World Twenty20 Here)

Sridharan, a former Indian ODI player, will link up with the Australian team for the three T20 Internationals against South Africa prior to the team's arrival in India to assist with its preparation for the World Twenty20. (Australia's Mitchell Starc Set to Miss World Twenty20 After Ankle Surgery)

Hussey, who played 38 T20 Internationals for Australia and captains the Sydney Thunder in the KFC Big Bash League, will join the team for the first two weeks of the tournament in India to assist the players in transitioning to T20 cricket as well as adapting to the conditions in the sub-continent.

Hussey has deep knowledge of Indian conditions after playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) regularly since its inception in 2008. Having played for Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, Hussey's knowledge will benefit the Australia looking to win the Cup from defending champions Sri Lanka.

Cricket Australia Executive General Manager Team Performance Pat Howard said Hussey's experience will be invaluable as the team looks to win a trophy that has so far eluded Australian cricket since the tournament began in 2007.

"Mike has been one of our most successful players at transitioning between the different formats and his advice and support in this area will be of great benefit to the players who have played a large amount of Test and ODI cricket in the last 12 months.

"He also has significant experience playing in India through the Indian Premier League and will assist in adapting to the unique conditions we will experience."

Hussey excited to assist national team

Hussey said he was excited about the opportunity to work with the Australian side.

"As a proud Australian cricketer I am delighted to be involved in Australia's campaign for the World Twenty20 title. I'm really looking forward to working with the boys and assisting in any way possible with their preparation and match day plans."

Howard said Sridharan's focus would be on preparation for the World Twenty20 during the series against South Africa.

"We will play three T20 Internationals against South Africa prior to arriving in India and Sriram's focus will be on getting the players as prepared as possible for what they will face in India.

"Sriram was a consultant coach with the Australia A side when they travelled to India earlier this year and was due to go to Bangladesh as a consultant prior to the tour being postponed. He has also been working with our National Performance Squad for the past few years," said Howard.

Sriram is the assistant coach for the Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League and played eight ODIs for India between 2000 and 2004.

While a proposed series with Pakistan now looks almost certain not to happen for the foreseeable future, preparations for India’s tour of Australia are stepping up. In the past few days India’s cricket board announced the squads that will compete in both One-Day international and Twenty20 series Down Under next month. And they have also confirmed that limited-overs captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni will remain in place, at least through until next year’s World T20.

There were genuine trusts that India would as of now be tackling Pakistan in simply the savage adversaries' second two-sided arrangement since 2007 and the Mumbai fear assaults the next year. Be that as it may, while both nations' cricket powers consented to a proposed abbreviated arrangement in Sri Lanka, India's administration is accepted to have kept it from proceeding.

Thus, consideration now swings to Australia and what are some immensely imperative challenges for India, and particularly Dhoni. The weight has been on the 34-year-old since the time that India's ODI side caught up the giving up of their World Cup title to Australia with a first-ever arrangement thrashing to Bangladesh in June. With India then losing both T20 and ODI arrangement to South Africa on home soil in October, questions have kept on being gotten some information about whether Dhoni is still the right man to lead the group forward. With an end goal to suppress such talk, the Board of Control for Cricket in India's executive of selectors reaffirmed the dedication to Dhoni until the World T20, which will happen in India from March to April, 2016.

"We named Dhoni as the chief as we needed to end the theories in the media," Sandeep Patil said, by Times of India. "Media as well as players when all is said in done ought to know who will be their pioneer."

It was amid India's last voyage through Australia, a year prior, that Dhoni surrendered the Test captaincy, wanting to appreciate the rest of his vocation in the restricted overs position. So far that hasn't exactly gone to arrange. With an end goal to revive the group's fortunes, an invigorated squad has been uncovered to make a beeline for Australia. The feature choice was the oversight of batsman Suresh Raina from the ODI squad, in spite of the fact that he is in the T20 squad. Additionally in the T20 gathering is all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, who has come back to the universal fold surprisingly since the 2014 World T20 last, and pace bowler Ashis Nehra, whose last excursion for India came in 2011.

“Yuvraj Singh will always remain special,” Sandeep Patil said, reports ESPN. “The selectors are very happy, and the captain is also very happy to have him back. We cannot promise any player whether he will be part of the next tour or the World Cup. We want every player to perform and every player has a chance to come back in the team.”

ODI Squad: Shikhar Dhawan, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Manish Pandey, MS Dhoni (Captain), (Wicketkeeper), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohd. Shami, Axar Patel, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Rishi Dhawan, Brainder Balbirsingh Sran.

Australian captain Steve Smith won the ICC Cricketer of the Year award at the ICC Awards ceremony in Dubai on Monday.

The batsman won the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy for his achievement. Smith was also named the ICC Test Cricketer of the Year.

The ICC website said that Smith finished as the leading run-scorer in Tests with 1,734 runs in 25 innings of 13 matches at an average of 82.57. This included seven centuries and six half-centuries. In 26 One-Day Internationals, Smith scored 1,249 runs at an average of just under 60 with four centuries and eight half-centuries. He was a member of the Australia side which won the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 earlier this year.

Earlier this month, Smith was also named in the ICC Test and ODI Teams of the Year. Smith said the following after being announced for the topmost award in cricket.

The ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year grant went to the matchless AB de Villiers. de Villiers scored 1,265 keeps running in 20 innings at a normal of 79 and a strike rate of 128.4. He hit two centuries and nine half-hundreds of years. Recently, de Villiers was named as the chief of the ICC ODI Team of the Year.

Australian batswoman Meg Lanning won the ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year grant. In the interim, the ICC Women's Twenty20 International Cricketer of the Year recompense went to Stafanie Taylor of the West Indies.

On its site and in a progression of tweets from its official handle, the ICC declared that the ICC T20I Performance of the Year recompense goes to Faf du Plessis for his 119 off 56 balls against the West Indies.

Australia won another credit to its as bowler Josh Hazlewood was named the ICC Emerging Player of the Year.

UAE's Khurram Khan was delegated the Associate and Affiliate Cricketer of the Year for 2015.

New Zealand commander Brendon McCullum, who has reported he would resign from universal cricket before the World Twenty20 in India, was named the champ of the ICC Spirit of Cricket Award for 2015, for 'rousing his side to play the amusement in its actual soul'.

The David Shepherd Trophy for ICC Umpire of the Year for 2015 went to Richard Kettleborough.

The voting period for the honors kept running from September 18, 2014 to September 13, 2015.

Ishan Kishan was on Tuesday named commander on the Indian Under-19 cricket group as the squad to play in the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2016 was reported. Rishabh Pant was named bad habit commander of the side which has any semblance of Sarfaraz Khan, Avesh Khan, Ricky Bhui, and Armaan Jaffer as the cutting edge players in the 15-man squad. The Indian Under-19 cricket group is falling off a huge win over Sri Lanka as they won the Under-19 tri-country competition in the island country, with the third group being England, and it will be normal from them that they proceed with their great keep running in the competition to be played in Bangladesh. Additionally READ: India in with an extraordinary opportunity to win ICC Under-19 World Cup 2016 subsequent to going unbeaten in tri-arrangement

The International Cricket Council (ICC) had announced the schedule of the tournament this month on December 7, declaring that there will be 48 matches in the entire tournament. These 48 matches will be played across four cities in Bangladesh, and at eight different venues. The four cities where the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2016 will be played at Sylhet, Chittagong, Dhaka and Cox’s Bazar.

South Africa and Bangladesh will play the opening match of the tournament, which will last for 19 days. The Super League semi-finals and final of the tournament will have reserve days, and the games will start at 09.30 am local time. The final of the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2016 will be played at the Shere-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka.

The tournament that began in 1988 has been won thrice by India (2000, 2008 and 2012), twice by Australia (1988 and 2002) and Pakistan (2004 and 2006). England won the tournament in 1998, whereas South Africa won the last edition of the tournament in the UAE in 2014.

For the upcoming edition in Bangladesh, India has been placed in Group D alongside Australia, New Zealand and Nepal. India will be playing two warm-up matches — against Canada and their arch rivals Pakistan — on January 23 and 25, 2016.

In the group matches, India will face Australia in their opening match of the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2016 at Mirpur. Their second match is against New Zealand on January 30, while their final group match is against Nepal on February 1.

India Under-19 Squad for ICC World Cup 2016: Ishan Kishan (c), Rishabh Pant (vc), Washington Sundar, Sarfaraz Khan, Amandeep Khare, Anmolpreet Singh, Arman Jaffer, Ricky Bhui, Mayank Dagar, Zeeshan Ansari, Mahipal Lomror, Avesh Khan,  Shubham Mavi, Khaleel Ahmed, Rahul Batham.

The India cricket team for the U-19 World Cup to be held in Bangladesh from January 22 to February 14 next year was announced by BCCI on Tuesday in Mumbai.

Ishan Kisan, an opening batsman and a wicketkeeper from Jharkhand, will lead the team in the event while Delhi wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant will be his deputy.

Squad: Ishan Kishan (Capt), Rishabh Pant (VC), Washington Sundar, Sarfaraz Khan, Amandeep Khare, Anmolpreet Singh, Arman Jaffer, Ricky Bhui, Mayank Dagar, Zeeshan Ansari, Mahipal Lomror, Avesh Khan, Shubham Mavi, Khaleel Ahmed, Rahul Batham

Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum has announced his retirement from international cricket with Kane Williamson to lead the side at the ICC World T20 in March.

The 34-year-old, who will play a world-record 100th successive test from his debut for New Zealand against Australia at the Basin Reserve on February 12, confirmed at a press conference in Christchurch on Tuesday that he will pull stumps on his Black Caps career following the second test against Australia at Hagley Oval from February 20.

McCullum had wanted to wait until after his final game to make the announcement, but the impending naming of the New Zealand squad for the World T20 in India, in which he will not be included, has forced his hand.

"Given the questions likely to be raised when the ICC World T20 squad is announced, it was thought better to be upfront and explain the situation now," White said. "We'll celebrate Brendon's wonderful contribution to New Zealand and world cricket at the end of the season. For now, we want to help him prepare for the upcoming seven weeks with the minimum of distractions." McCullum, who made his test debut against South Africa in Hamilton in 2004, initially forged a career as an explosive lower-order wicketkeeper batsman.

From his 99 tests to-date, McCullum has amassed 6273 runs from 172 innings to be No 2 on the New Zealand test run-scorers of all time, behind former captain Stephen Fleming (7172 runs).  He has scored 11 test centuries to be fifth equal with Nathan Astle for the number of centuries scored by a New Zealander. 

McCullum's career-defining knock came in the summer of 2013-14 when he was the first New Zealander to score a triple century. The skipper scored 302 against India at the Basin Reserve in Wellington to make international headlines. McCullum came into the role of captain under controversial circumstances, with Ross Taylor being dropped as captain on the tour of South Africa by coach Mike Hesson. 

He has proven a successful skipper and led the Black Caps to their first ever Cricket World Cup final this year where they lost to Australia by seven wickets. Following that campaign, McCullum and coach Hesson were made Members of the Order of New Zealand for services to cricket.

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