Thinking about catching the next T20 International? You’re in the right place. A T20I series is a short, fast‑paced set of matches between two nations, usually three to five games. Because each innings lasts just 20 overs, the action never drags and every ball can change the outcome.
Recent weeks have given us some wild moments. Dewald Brevis smashed a record 125* for South Africa in Darwin, proving that power hitting still rules the format. Meanwhile, Australia’s young spinner Cooper Connolly made headlines after a hand injury in Perth, reminding us how quickly fortunes can flip in a T20I.
Right now the calendar is buzzing with series that matter. Pakistan’s fast bowlers are gearing up for a home T20I leg against England, while India is set to host Sri Lanka for a three‑match showdown in September. Both series will affect ICC rankings, so you’ll see teams fielding their best XI.
If you’re tracking the stats, keep an eye on the top run‑scorers and wicket‑takers. Players like Virat Kohli, Jos Buttler and the ever‑consistent Babar Azam are consistently in the top five for runs. On the bowling side, Rashid Khan and Adam Zampa are stealing wickets with their variations.
Don’t miss a single ball. Most broadcasters stream live on TV and digital platforms – Sony LIV in India, Sky Sports in the UK, and Fox Sports in Australia. For quick updates, the official ICC app pushes live scores, player stats and match highlights right to your phone.
Social media is another quick source. Follow the hashtags #T20I, #CricketWorld, and the teams’ official handles. You’ll get real‑time reactions, memes and the occasional behind‑the‑scenes clip that you won’t see on TV.
Finally, if you love analyzing the game, check out the post‑match analysis on NewsBuzzIndia. We break down each innings, explain why a particular partnership worked or why a bowler struggled, and give you a clear picture of what the result means for the series.
Whether you’re a casual fan or a stats‑geek, staying on top of T20I series is simple when you know where to look. Keep this page bookmarked, and you’ll always have the latest scores, schedules and insights at your fingertips.
India's women's cricket team broke new ground with a 3-2 T20I series win over England in 2025, their first ever series win in this format against the hosts. Key performances by Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma fueled the victory. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur set a national appearance record, making the tour even more memorable.