Namibia, which is positioned fourteenth in the ICC rankings, dazed recently delegated Asia Cup victors and 2014 bosses, Sri Lanka by 55 runs in the competition opener.
When the 2022 T20 World Cup had started on Sunday at the Kardinia Park in Geelong, little did one anticipate that the competition should start off with an early bombshell. Sri Lanka and West Indies were the staggering top picks for the fundamental round of the World Cup, where eight groups are competing for the excess four spots in the Very 12 phase, scheduled to start off from October 22 onwards. Be that as it may, Namibia, which is positioned fourteenth in the ICC rankings, staggered recently delegated Asia Cup victors and 2014 heroes, Sri Lanka by 55 runs in the competition opener. Yet, what turned into the greater argument after the match was what this shock rout for Sri Lanka could mean for Rohit Sharma-drove Group India in this World Cup.
As per the arrangement of the 2022 T20 World Cup, the primer stage has two gatherings. The champ of Gathering An and the sprinter up of Gathering B will join Afghanistan, Britain, Australia and New Zealand in Gathering 1 in Really 12. What’s more, the victor of Gathering B and the sprinter up of Gathering A will join India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and South Africa in Gathering 2 in Really 12.
Before the beginning of the competition on Sunday, expectation of many had Sri Lanka in Gathering 1 and West Indies in Gathering 2, which might have made a rathe fair challenge on one or the other side. In any case, Sri Lanka’s shock rout has completely exposed the whole competition.
