The 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup was the ninth edition of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, a biennial world cup for cricket in Twenty20 International (T20I) format, organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC). The qualification process for the World Cup included two stages: direct qualification and regional qualification. The regional qualification for Europe was held in two stages: sub-regional qualifiers and regional final.
The EAP regional final was hosted by Cricket Scotland from 20 to 28 July 2023. Scotland and Ireland qualified for the T20 World Cup after finishing atop the points table. Scotland's Richie Berrington was named player of the series having along with Ollie Hairs scored the most runs (248 each) while Brad Currie and Ireland's Mark Adair took the most wickets (12 each) in the tournament.
Teams and qualification A total of 28 teams participated in the sub-regional phase, which was divided into three events. The winners of each sub-regional qualifier advanced to the regional final, where they joined Ireland and Scotland who received a bye due to their participation in the 2022 T20 World Cup and Germany and Jersey who received a bye after taking part in the 2022 global qualifiers.
Method ofqualification Date Venue(s) No. of teams Team 2022 Men's T20 World Cup 13 November 2022 Australia 2022 global qualifier A 24 February 2022 Oman 2022 global qualifier B 17 July 2022 Zimbabwe Sub-regional qualifier A 12 – 19 July 2022 Finland Sub-regional qualifier B 24 – 31 July 2022 Finland Sub-regional qualifier C 28 June – 4 July 2022 Scotland Total 7
Squads Sources: ESPNcricinfo, International Cricket Council
Razmal Shigiwal (c) Mirza Ahsan Abdullah Akbarjan Mehar Cheema (wk) Iqbal Hossain Aqib Iqbal Shahil Momin Amit Nathwani Armaan Randhawa Jaweed Sadran Adeel Tariq Umair Tariq Mark Simpson-Parker (wk) Navin Wijesekera Sahel Zadran Hamid Shah (c) Taranjit Bharaj (vc, wk) Saif Ahmad Lucky Ali Surya Anand Saran Aslam Oliver Hald Abdul Hashmi (wk) Jonas Henriksen Eshan Karimi Nicolaj Laegsgaard Abdullah Mahmood Saud Munir Musa Shaheen Shangeev Thanikaithasan Venkatraman Ganesan (c) Ghulam Ahmadi Elam Bharathi Dylan Blignaut Vijayshankar Chikkannaiah Talha Khan Dieter Klein Sachin Mandy (wk) Matt Montgomery Faisal Mubashir Sahir Naqash Michael Richardson (wk) Abdul Shakoor Harmanjot Singh Joshua van Heerden Muslim Yar Zahid Zadran Paul Stirling (c) Mark Adair Ross Adair Andrew Balbirnie Curtis Campher Gareth Delany George Dockrell Graham Hume Josh Little Barry McCarthy Neil Rock (wk) Harry Tector Lorcan Tucker (wk) Theo van Woerkom Ben White Craig Young Gareth Berg (c) Marcus Campopiano Stefano di Bartolomeo Crishan Kalugamage Wayne Madsen Ben Manenti Harry Manenti Gian-Piero Meade (wk) Anthony Mosca Justin Mosca Syed Naqvi Manpreet Singh (wk) Jaspreet Singh Sukhwinder Singh Grant Stewart Charles Perchard (c) Dominic Blampied Charlie Brennan Toby Britton Harrison Carlyon Patrick Gouge Nick Greenwood Jonty Jenner Josh Lawrenson Elliot Miles Rhys Palmer William Perchard Julius Sumerauer Asa Tribe (wk) Zak Tribe Benjamin Ward Richie Berrington (c) Matthew Cross (wk) Brad Currie Chris Greaves Ollie Hairs Jack Jarvis Michael Leask Tomas Mackintosh (wk) Gavin Main Brandon McMullen George Munsey Adrian Neill Safyaan Sharif Chris Sole Hamza Tahir Mark Watt Gareth Delany was ruled out of Ireland's squad due to a broken wrist, and he was replaced by Theo van Woerkom. Chris Sole was ruled out of Scotland's squad due to injury, and he was replaced by Adrian Neill. Denmark's captain Hamid Shah missed the team's first four matches, and Taranjit Bharaj took over as captain while Shah was absent; Shah returned for the remaining games. After the tournament began, Vijayshankar Chikkannaiah was replaced in Germany's squad by Talha Khan due to injury. Ahead of Germany's last two matches of the tournament, Abdul Shakoor was replaced by Matt Montgomery after sustaining an injury. Patrick Gouge was added to Jersey's squad ahead of their last game of the tournament, in place of Benjamin Ward, who was struck by a ball in the previous game.
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