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...was first held in 2009. All 105 ICC member countries were granted Women's Twenty20 International (WT20I) status in April 2018 and over fifty have taken part i ...td (2009).</ref> In 2019, there are over fifty teams playing international Twenty20 matches; others, besides the afore-mentioned, are [[Canada Women (cricket)|

...nship|men's world championship]] in 2007 and the first [[Women's ICC World Twenty20 Championship|women's world championship]] in 2009.

...he team has won ten national [[limited overs]] competitions and also one [[Twenty20 Cup]]. There have been many famous Kent cricketers beginning with [[William

...he Sunday League in 1990 and the B&H Cup in 1993. The Falcons' best in the Twenty20 Cup has been reaching the quarter-final in 2005 and 2017.<ref>Playfair 2018

...Muralitharan]] bowls to the [[Glossary of cricket#Striker|striker]] in a [[Twenty20 International]] between [[Sri Lanka (cricket)|Sri Lanka]] and [[Australia ( ...ble social and cultural influence and attracts massive media coverage. The Twenty20 variant of limited overs has been a huge success, especially the [[Indian P

...ak, which is pitching on or outside leg stump. Since the introduction of [[Twenty20]], enterprising batsmen have devised the reverse sweep and the dilscoop whi

'''twénty'''; "Twenty20" is the conventional way of writing "20-20" (i.e. 20 overs per side) [[cric

...ain technical differences, it is an unorthodox batting stroke developed in Twenty20 by Sri Lankan batter [[Tillakaratne Dilshan]] and named after him. It is a ...dard approved by the ICC for top-class limited overs cricket but excluding Twenty20.

...ose actions were pivotal in sealing, among other games, the 2007 ICC World Twenty20. Among less successful Keralite cricketers is [[Tinu Yohannan]], son of Oly

...other forms of cricket such as [[limited overs cricket|limited overs]], [[Twenty20]] and the historic [[single wicket cricket|single wicket]], those forms are