Australia are starting the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 as the hosts and defending champions as they won their first T20 World Cup trophy last year.
The favourite team Australia is in the Group 1 of the Super 12 stage along with New Zealand, England, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka (Group A champions in the First Round) and Ireland (Group B runners-up in the First Round). At the end of this Super 12 stage, the top two teams of this group will qualify for the Semi-finals of this competition.
Australia’s stats and records in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup history
Contents
Best Performance
Final status in each men’s T20 World Cup
Overall performance
Performance against each team
Best individual performers in an innings – Batters and Bowlers (Top 5)
Top overall performers – Batters (Top 5)
Top overall performers – Bowlers (Top 5)
Player of the Match awards (Top 5)
Player of the Series awards
Best Performance: Champions (2021)
Final status in each men’s T20 World Cup
Overall performance
(Winning % = only direct winning, excluding tied+win)
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Performance against each team
(Winning % = only direct winning, excluding tied+win)
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Best individual performers in an innings – Batters and Bowlers (Top 5)
Top overall performers – Batters (Top 5)
Top overall performers – Bowlers (Top 5)
Player of the Match awards (Top 5)
Player of the Series awards
Shane Watson (ICC World T20 2012) – 249 runs in 6 innings (average – 49.80; strike-rate – 150.00; 100s/50s – 0/3) & 11 wickets in 6 innings (average – 16.00; economy – 7.33; 4wk/5wk – 0/0)
David Warner (ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021) – 289 runs in 7 innings (average – 48.16; strike-rate – 146.70; 100s/50s – 0/3)