GROUP 1
West Indies (Points 6; NRR +0.609)
QUALIFIED
Matches left:
vs Afghanistan, Nagpur, 27 March 2016
South Africa (Points 2; NRR +0.485)
Matches left:
vs Sri Lanka, Delhi, 28 Mar 2016
Qualification scenarios:
- If Sri Lanka lose their match to England, South Africa are eliminated.
- If Sri Lanka beat England and lose to South Africa, there will be three way tie among the teams. With England's net run rate already below South Africa, the battle will be between South Africa and Sri Lanka for the last spot.
- A loss to Sri Lanka in their final league match will be curtains for South Africa in another ICC tournament.
Sri Lanka (Points 2; NRR -0.171)
Matches left:
vs England, Delhi, 26 Mar 2016
vs South Africa, Delhi, 28 Mar 2016
Qualification scenarios:
- If they win both their remaining games, they qualify irrespective of other results.
- If they beat England and miss out against South Africa, there will be three-way tie among the teams. For Sri Lanka to afford a loss to South Africa, their winning margin against England should be at least 37 runs (i.e. if Sri Lanka scores 160). In case they are chasing 160, they should reach the target inside 15.4 overs.
- If they lose to England, they get eliminated irrespective of their result against South Africa.
England (Points 4; NRR +0.018)
Matches left:
vs Sri Lanka, Delhi, 26 Mar 2016
Qualification scenarios:
- If they lose to Sri Lanka, they stand eliminated.
- If they beat Sri Lanka, they qualify irrespective of other results.
Afghanistan (Points 0; NRR -1.067)
ELIMINATED
Matches left:
vs West Indies, Nagpur, 27 Mar 2016
GROUP 2
New Zealand (Points 6; NRR +1.283)
QUALIFIED
Matches left:
vs Bangladesh, Kolkata, 26 March 2016
Pakistan (Points 2; NRR -0.093)
ELIMINATED
Bangladesh (Points 0; NRR -1.165)
ELIMINATED
Matches left:
vs New Zealand, Kolkata, 26 March 2016
Australia (Points 4; NRR +0.440)
Matches left:
vs India, Mohali, 27 March 2016
Qualification scenarios:
- If they beat India, they go through to semifinals. Their final position will depend upon the result of New Zealand and Bangladesh.
- They stand eliminated if they lose to India.
- If the match on Sunday gets washed out, they go through to semis thanks to their superior run rate over India.
India (Points 4; NRR -0.546)
Matches left:
vs Australia, Mohali, 27 March 2016
Qualification scenarios:
- If they beat Australia, they go through to semifinals. Their final position will depend upon the result of New Zealand and Bangladesh.
- They stand eliminated if they lose to Australia or the match gets washed out.
** Updated till the end of South Africa - West Indies match **