The iconic Bandra-Worli sea link was lit up early morning in the official colours of ICC World Twenty20 early morning. The bridge’s massive pylon towers will be lit up in the official colours of the event on the day of mathes.
Adil Rashid took two crucial wickets and gave away 18 runs in three overs. It helped England assert dominance in its game against Afghanistan, after stumbling batting first. Chasing 143 to win, Afghanistan scored 127 for 9 in its 20 overs.
Ben Stokes holds a kite that flew on to the field during the match at the Ferozeshah Kotla.
When England dismissed Gulbadin Naib (left) for a duck, Afghanistan was struggling at 13 for 3.
Shafiqullah added some energy into Afghanistan's faltering chase.
Joe Root held a catch that dismissed Samiullah Shenwari, whose departure reduced Afghanistan to 94 for 8.
Shafiqullah plays an unorthodox stroke in his unbeaten 35.
Trisha Chetty (left) and Mignon du Preez run between the wickets in South Africa's innings against Ireland in the Women's World Twenty20 game in Chennai.
Trisha Chetty top scored with 35 in South Africa's innings of 156 for 5 against Ireland.
Suresh Raina top scored for India in its innings of 146 for 7, with 30 off 23 balls.
Tamim Iqbal's 35 contributed to a solid start for Bangladesh in its chase of 147.
Mashrafe Mortaza promoted himself up the order but did not last long, bowled out for 6 by Ravindra Jadeja. Although Bangladesh's middle order took the team to what looked like a winning position, a thrilling final over had it losing by one run.
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