England
2012 world cup will start on 18 September
I think they are the ICC Cricket World Cup and the ICC Champions Trophy
The ICC tournament, specifically the ICC Cricket World Cup, is held every four years. Other ICC tournaments, such as the ICC T20 World Cup and the ICC Champions Trophy, have varying schedules, with the T20 World Cup typically occurring every two years. However, the frequency of these tournaments can change based on ICC decisions and global events.
actually i think India is the real t20 champions because they were the first to win the t20 world cup
1)World Cup 2)ICC Champions Trophy 3)ICC World twenty20 4)Asia Cup 5)Chappel-Hadlee Trophy 6)CB Series(Australian Tri Series) 7)Sharja Cup
The ICC Champions Trophy, a limited-overs cricket tournament, is being discontinued after 2017 due to the International Cricket Council's decision to focus on other formats, primarily the ICC World Cup and the T20 World Cup. This shift aims to streamline the international cricket calendar and enhance the significance of existing tournaments. As a result, the 2017 event in England was the last edition of the Champions Trophy.
icc champions trophy 2004 was won by the west indies .
Nope. Its going to start from 2017. It was supposed to start in 2013 but espn, who holds the rights for icc tournaments till 2015 world cup, refused to agree. Hence we will have one more champions trophy in 2013. Here is the Icc schedule 2011 ODI world cup - India, Srilanka, bangladesh 2012 T20 world cup - Srilanka 2013 Champions Trophy - England 2014 T20 world cup - Bangladesh 2015 ODI world cup - Australia/ Newzealand 2016 T20 world cup - India 2017 ICC test championship - ?? 2018 T20 world cup - ?? 2019 ODI world cup - England
world cup was held in west indies in 2007. India and Pakistan was out in the group stage in that world cup, the cup was held by ricky pointing's led australian team beating sri lanka in final
India won the icc world cup in 2001.
Colling Wood T20 ICC Cricket World Cup Champions (England) Team Captain.
ENGLAND won the icc women's world cup
first ICC world cup held in England in 975