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England got out of the group stage of the T-20 World Cup, but looked shaky in the process. We dive deep into what they need to fix to chase another World Cup title.
Nepali supporters have taken over Mumbai and they recorded a first World Cup win over Scotland today in front of a packed house with a vocal crowd. We also go deep the rise of cricket and interest in cricket in the United States.
We summarize the day at the T20 World Cup.
Kartik and Ed talk about why USA Cricket after decades of failure as a poorly governed niche ethnic sport is now surging onto the international scene. How did the USA suddenly get good? How did the game professionalize here? Why are two of the best young players in this current T20 World Cup, American-born and raised?
We also discuss the Windies return to prominence, India’s mentality and why it matters as well as Italy’s sudden success in Cricket (and Rugby!) while failing in football/soccer.
The USA state alive in the 2026 Men’s ICC T20, World Cup with a 31 run win over a plucky Namibia team.
India defeated Pakistan easily a result that gives the US an opportunity to advance to the next stage of the tournament if Pakistan loses to Namibia on Wednesday
South Africa were very impressive in their victory over New Zealand England beat Scotland relatively easily but some concerns remain with individual performances in the England squad. We look ahead to the US clash with Namibia where the US enter as a favorite and of course the big India Pakistan match is around the corner as well and we talk about that.
A historic performance from the United States today, perhaps the best performance in the modern history of international cricket, for our country, followed an epic upset where Zimbabwe beat Australia.
We look ahead to the USA’s matchup with the Netherlands on Friday in Chennai.
Kartik and Ed are back and breaking down West Indies spin attack in its win over England, and we decompress from another decent US effort in a loss to a Test nation.
We break down another great day in the T20 World Cup.
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