The T20 World Cup has entered its Super 8 stage, with Pakistan becoming the last team to qualify after a commanding 102-run victory over Namibia. The match saw standout performances, particularly from Sahibazada Farhan, whose century solidified Pakistan's position in the tournament. In the Super 8, all eight participating teams have been confirmed, leading to an exciting phase with intense matches ahead.

In the grouping for the Super 8, India and Pakistan emerged from Group A, while Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe qualified from Group B. Group C features the West Indies and England, and Group D consists of South Africa and New Zealand. The teams are divided into two groups of four, and the top two teams from each group will advance to the semi-finals. This structure means that every match in the Super 8 will carry significant knockout stakes, raising the stakes for all participating teams.

As the tournament progresses, cricket fans are gearing up for the upcoming fixtures, which promise to deliver high-stakes action as teams vie for a place in the semi-finals. The excitement is palpable, and the matches are expected to be competitive, reflecting the quality of teams involved in this stage of the T20 World Cup.