What is the best T20 World Cup team of all time?

The T20 World Cup has crowned some truly legendary sides over the years — electrifying cricket, unforgettable moments, and national pride on the line. Which team stands above them all?

1

India

Two-time T20 World Cup champions (2007, 2024), the powerhouse of world cricket and the team that won the inaugural edition.

1000pts

2

Afghanistan

The rising force of world cricket, with Rashid Khan leading one of the most exciting teams in the modern T20 era.

923pts

3

Sri Lanka

The 2014 T20 World Cup champions, celebrated for producing some of the world's finest T20 batsmen and spinners.

899pts

4

Ireland

Plucky underdogs who have pulled off memorable T20 World Cup upsets, including memorable wins over Pakistan and England.

874pts

5

Australia

The 2021 T20 World Cup champions, known for a relentless winning mentality and world-class all-round players.

807pts

6

England

Two-time T20 World Cup champions (2010, 2022), consistently among the most innovative and aggressive T20 sides in the world.

749pts

7

West Indies

Two-time T20 World Cup champions (2012, 2016), famous for their explosive batting and Carlos Brathwaite's stunning final-over win.

681pts

8

Pakistan

The 2009 T20 World Cup champions, with a passionate fanbase and a storied history of match-winning performances under pressure.

681pts

9

Zimbabwe

A historically competitive cricketing nation that has participated in multiple T20 World Cup editions with talented squads.

599pts

10

New Zealand

Perennial dark horses and consistent semi-finalists known for their disciplined team cricket and tactical excellence.

599pts

11

Bangladesh

A passionate cricket nation with a talented squad that has regularly competed at the T20 World Cup stage.

599pts

12

Netherlands

The giant-killers of T20 cricket who stunned South Africa and other big nations with impressive upsets.

499pts

13

South Africa

Consistent contenders who have never won the T20 World Cup but have produced extraordinary talent including A.B. de Villiers.

499pts