ICC World Twenty20 History, ICC Twenty20 World Cup Info

ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2010 will be the 3rd event which has to be taken place to date with the first two edition of the competition which held in 2007 and 2009. South Africa hosted the first inaugural event of ICC World Twenty20 in 2007, the first inaugural world twenty20 won by India defeating Pakistan in a dramatic final at the Wanderers. The World Twenty20 tournament will also determine for Yuvraj Singh striking 6 sixes in one over against England and Chris Gayle also remembers the 1st world Twenty20 International hundred. England hosted the second ICC World Twenty20 event in 2009, the 2nd ICC world twenty20 won by Pakistan against Sri Lanka in the final at Lord’s. The second edition of ICC World Twenty20 tournament will be the sweet remembrance for Tillakaratne Dilshan who has won the player of the tournament. In this tournament small teams like Netherlands and Ireland have a wonderful movement for defeating England and Bangladesh. In 2009, the 1st ever women’s competition was also held beyond the men’s event, with double headers of matches played at the semi-finals and final point. The women’s tournament have won by England defeating New Zealand in the finals, Katherine Brunt has shown a outstanding performance in the final to help England for winning the women’s tournament. After 2009 the combined men’s and women’s competition starts in the Caribbean in April 2010. Before this tournament starts there are 2 qualification places up for grabs in the men's competition. From 9 to 13 February the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier matches will help in United Arab Emirates. This 8 teams will be play in ICC twenty20 qualifier matches and the top two teams will get place in the ICC twenty20 world cup 2010 which will be start in west indies, these total matches will be played completely at Dubai Sports City. The outline of the event will characteristic two groups of four teams, every one playing three matches with the top 2 teams in each group meeting in a Super Four round, finishing the tournament with a final between the top two teams which will be qualified for finals.