2016 ICC T20 World Cup

The 2016 ICC T20 World Cup was a global cricket tournament held from March to April, featuring national teams competing in Twenty20 format—short, fast-paced matches lasting about three hours. India hosted the event, where 8 teams played in a group stage, followed by knockout rounds. West Indies emerged as champions, defeating England in the final, and claimed their second T20 World Cup title. The tournament showcased exciting cricket, notable performances, and helped grow the popularity of T20 cricket worldwide. It emphasized entertainment, skill, and strategic play within a condensed, dynamic format.