The ICC Men's T20 World Cup, one of the most influential international tournaments in cricket, is also among the most popular cricket events. It attracts the world's best cricketers, gathering them for competitive matches with high viewership and attention. Organized by the ICC, its fame and popularity are undeniable. The inaugural tournament was held in South Africa in 2007, originally named the World Twenty20, before being officially renamed the Men's T20 World Cup in 2018.

Currently, the ICC T20 World Cup features over 20 national teams competing for the title. The tournament is divided into three stages: the Preliminary (or Group) stage, the Super stage, and the Final stage. In the Group stage, participating teams are divided into different groups and compete in a round-robin format. The winners of each match earn 2 points, with the top-ranked teams advancing to the next stage. The Super stage (Super 8, Super 10, or Super 12) is arranged based on performances in the Group stage, where teams continue battling for a place in the finals. Finally, the four teams that reach the Final will compete in knockout matches for the ultimate championship. In case of a tie, a Super Over will be played to determine the winner, ensuring every match has a clear outcome.

Over the years, several powerful national cricket teams such as India, England, the West Indies, Australia, and South Africa have showcased exceptional performances. These teams are filled with top-tier cricket stars from their respective countries, making the competition intense and thrilling.

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