The road to the ICC Men s T20 World Cup in 2024, scheduled to be held in the US and the West Indies, will kick off in June with the first set of qualifying events emanating from Europe.This will be the start of the pathway towards the biggest .
2022 T20 World Cup European qualifiers cancelled due to Covid
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Dubai, May 7 : The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday announced that three ICC Men s T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe Qualifiers pathway tournaments to the ICC Men s T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia have been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Finland was set to host their first ICC event with the Sub Regional Europe A and B qualifiers starting next month. The ICC Men s T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe B Qualifier was due to be hosted between June 30 and July 5 involving the hosts, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Guernsey, Hungary, Luxembourg and Sweden. The A qualifier was scheduled to start three days later with Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Israel, Italy, Malta, Norway, Spain all competing until July 13.
COVID-19: 3 ICC Men s T20 WC 2022 Euro qualifiers cancelled
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07 May 2021, 18:37 GMT+10
Dubai [UAE], May 7 (ANI): The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday announced that three ICC Men s T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe Qualifiers pathway tournaments to the ICC Men s T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia have been cancelled due to COVID-19. Finland was set to host their first ICC event with the Sub Regional Europe A and B qualifiers starting next month. The ICC Men s T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe B Qualifier was due to be hosted between June 30 and July 5 involving the hosts, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Guernsey, Hungary, Luxembourg and Sweden. The A qualifier was scheduled to start three days later with Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Israel, Italy, Malta, Norway, Spain all competing until July 13. The ICC Men s T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe C Qualifier which Belgium was due to host between July 5 and 10 involved Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Isle of Man,