What is a Twenty20 International?
Q: What is a Twenty20 International?
A: A Twenty20 International is a form of cricket played between two national cricket teams, with each team playing 20 overs per side.
Q: What are the rules of Twenty20 cricket?
A: The game is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket, which includes various aspects like number of overs per side, scoring, field placement, and bowler restrictions.
Q: When was the first Twenty20 International played?
A: The first Twenty20 International was played on 17 February 2005 between Australia and New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland.
Q: Who won the first Twenty20 International?
A: Australia defeated New Zealand by 44 runs in the first Twenty20 International.
Q: When did the International Cricket Council give rankings for T20I?
A: The International Cricket Council gave rankings for T20I on October 24, 2011.
Q: Which team was at the top of the T20I rankings in 2011?
A: According to the T20I rankings of October 2011, England was at the top.
Q: How many overs are played in one side of a Twenty20 International?
A: Each team plays 20 overs in one side of a Twenty20 International.
