Afghanistan is set to make its third consecutive appearance at the ICC World Cup. The team will feature a number of players who have been with the team since its inaugural appearance in 2015.
The Aussies are leaning heavily on experience this time with multiple leaders such as Steve Smith, Glen Maxwell and David Warner in their ranks.
Bangladesh Cricket was marred with controversy after their squad announcement. Tamim Iqbal was left out, which led the former batsman to level charges against BCB.
England will be aiming to defend their ICC World Cup title as they travel to India for the 2023 edition.
Newly crowned Asian champions India will rely on their big-name players, such as skipper Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja.
The Dutch have recalled the experienced duo of Roelof Van der Merwe and Colin Ackermann in spite of omitting them from the qualifiers.
Even before the tournament began, last year’s runners up New Zealand captivated cricket fans with their heartfelt squad announcement earlier this month.
Pakistan has been in the limelight before the start of the tournament, with visa issues and injuries to their pacers. The visa issue has been settled, with Babar Azam and co. arrived in India.
Two changes have been made to South Africa’s provisional squad for the World Cup, with pacers Andile Phehlukwayo and L. Williams replacing Sisanda Magala and Anrich Nortje respectively.
Dasun Shanaka-led Sri Lanka will aim to make a statement in the tournament with a blend of youngsters and veterans.