Who will win the 2024 T20 World Cup? How will England fare? Who will finish as the leading wicket-taker and top run-scorer? And can co-hosts USA stun the watching world? We've asked Sky Sports Cricket's S tuart Broad, Eoin Morgan, Mark Butcher and Ian Ward, as well as former Pakistan captain Urooj Mumtaz, for their picks, including who they think will hold the trophy aloft in Barbados after the final on June 29. Watch the opening game of the T20 World Cup - USA vs Canada in Dallas - live on S ky Sports Cricket from 1am on Sunday (first ball 1.30am), with defending champions England beginning their campaign against Scotland in Barbados on Tuesday June 4 (3.
30pm first ball). Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player STUART BROAD: It's one of the hardest tournaments to pick for a while. I see England, India, West Indies in their own backyard and South Africa making up the four semi-finalists.
.. and I reckon it could finally be South Africa's time.
EOIN MORGAN: I think India are out-and-out favourites. Strength-in-depth wise, they're excellent. I also think England have a really, really strong chance and Australia, come World Cup time, just know how to win.
They're my standouts. IAN WARD: I think this is a big tournament for India . They were brilliant in the 50-over World Cup last year but just couldn't get over the line.
That is their biggest challenge. MARK BUTCHER : I think England have got a fantastic chance. I wouldn't put it past them winning the whole t.
