The 2026 T20 World Cup Debrief
3/9/202644 min
As the dust settles on India’s back-to-back T20 World Cup victories, Henry Moeran is alongside Matt Henry and Prakash Wakankar to discuss everything we can take away from the tournament.
How did India triumph? How can we assess England’s performance? Plus, who dropped the worst catch of the tournament
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First 90 secondsMatt Henry· Host0:00
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Henry Moeran· Host1:00
Hello, and welcome to the Test Match Special podcast. It is the morning after the night before here in Ahmedabad, India T20 World Cup champions again. And what a tournament it has been. Twenty-nine days, fifty-five matches at the end of it all. The first side to retain the trophy, the first team to win it on a home soil as well. So much to discuss from what has been an enthralling month.
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