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T20 World Cup 2026: India won't 'mask pressure' even as Darren Sammy rallies a war cry

Story bySahil MalhotraSun, March 1, 2026 at 9:01 AM UTC·6 min readTimesofIndia. com in Kolkata: Fifty matches across India and Sri Lanka are complete, and only one team has remained unbeaten through both the Super 8 and group stages of the T20 World Cup. With six wins from as many games, the Aiden Markram-led South Africa are the only side yet to taste defeat, and Sunday will finalise the semi-final line-up for the games in Kolkata and Mumbai. Two-time champions India and West Indies are vying for that one available slot, and everything will be on the line at the iconic Eden Gardens on Sunday. It is a situation India, the pre-tournament runaway favourites, were not expected to be in, but the nature of the beast, the T20 format, is such that even the best are not spared.

T20 World Cup 2026: India won't 'mask pressure' even as Darren Sammy rallies a war cry

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Key Highlights

  • The unit led by Suryakumar Yadav is no exception.
  • The virtual quarter-final will be the first high-pressure test for the combination of coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Surya.
  • They were tested in the Asia Cup final against Pakistan last year, but the magnitude of a World Cup knockout clash brings a level of pressure that not many can handle. War cries have already sounded from the opposite corner as West Indies coach Darren Sammy said his soldiers are ready for battle.
  • He has happy memories of playing at this venue in the past and carried an air of confidence during the pre-match media interaction."Of course, every time we come to Eden Gardens, it brings back good memories.
  • Do I tell you my XI?
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