T20 World Cup 2026 Super Eight Stage: Complete Schedule With Dates, Venues And Teams | All You Need To Know

T20 World Cup 2026 Super Eight Full Schedule: With Pakistan qualifying as the final team from the group stage into the Super Eights, the schedule for the remaining stage is set. Eight teams will battle it out in two different groups of four teams for four semifinal spots. The upcoming round is set to begin on February 21 and will conclude on March 1, with matches split between venues in India and Sri Lanka.

The qualified teams are India, the West Indies, Zimbabwe, South Africa, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, England, and Pakistan.

Group 1 features India, the West Indies, Zimbabwe, and South Africa, with all matches scheduled in India.

Group 2 comprises New Zealand, Sri Lanka, England, and Pakistan, with co-hosts Sri Lanka hosting their fixtures.

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The Super 8 stage of the tournament kicks off on February 21 with New Zealand going up against Pakistan in Colombo. On February 22, England will play against Sri Lanka in Pallekele, followed by India facing South Africa in Ahmedabad. February 23 showcases Zimbabwe taking on West Indies in Mumbai, while England will encounter Pakistan on February 24.

New Zealand will compete against Sri Lanka on February 25. On February 26, the West Indies will clash with South Africa, and India will play Zimbabwe. England meets New Zealand on February 27, and then on February 28, Pakistan will face Sri Lanka. The Super 8s stage wraps up on March 1 with Zimbabwe going against South Africa and India clashing with West Indies.

The Super 8s will determine the four semifinalists, with the top two teams from each group progressing to the knockout rounds.

T20 World Cup 2026 Super Eights Full Schedule:

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India enter the Super 8s as defending champions, while West Indies, England, Pakistan and Sri Lanka all boast title-winning pedigree. South Africa and New Zealand remain consistent contenders, while Zimbabwe have emerged as one of the surprise packages of the tournament.

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