IND to US: Super 8 qualification scenarios of Group A teams | T20 World Cup
While India became firts team to qualify for the second round - Super 8, Pakistan have their task cut out with just two games in hand. Check Super 8 Qualification scenarios of Group A here
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ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 Group A's Super 8 qualification scenarios
In Group A of ICC T20 World Cup 2024, Pakistan defeats and USA's win against the Babar Azam's men have been a talking points in first 11 days. While India became the first team to qualify for the second round - Super 8, from Group A, the remaining step could be occupied by Pakistan or the USA.
In order to escape the embarres, Pakistan have to win their game against Canada on Sunday.
India have qualified for the Super 8 after winning the games against Ireland, Pakistan and Canada.
USA Super 8 qualification scenarios
(4 points | 0.127 NRR)
What a story the USA has been so far. Following an unblemished start, the hosts will likely require just one more win to secure progression. After losing the game against India on June 12 in New York, USA will have one more shot to qualify for the Super 8 when they lock horns with Ireland in Florida, which could be a crucial blockbuster clash.
With rain expected to play a spoilsport in Florida, USA will qualify for the Super 8 if match doesn't take place due to bad weather even if Pakistan win their last game.
Pakistan Super 8 Qualification scenarios
(2 points | 0.191 NRR)
For every nail-biter and underdog winner, there is a loser who faces the consequences - and that has been Pakistan's reality so far. With two losses to start their campaign, the Asian powerhouse made a comeback with a win against Canada. And now they have to play against Ireland.
The Pakistani fans took a sigh of relief after USA lost the match against India and their net run rate dropped below Pakistan.
The Canadians fought back from a loss to the USA in the tournament opener by securing a 12-run win over Ireland to remain firmly in the mix. Their last Group Stage game will be against India at Florida on June 15.