As per the new qualification pathway designed by International Cricket Council (ICC), the Asia Qualifier will have two (2) qualification spots on offer, into the Global Qualifier.

2028 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Asia Sub-regional Qualifier A Schedule (TBU)

05th October 2026: Myanmar vs Bhutan (Scorecard)

06th October 2026: Bhutan vs Bahrain (Scorecard)

08th October 2026: Mongolia vs Bhutan (Scorecard)

11th October 2026: Bhutan vs Qatar (Scorecard)

12th October 2026: Kuwait vs Bhutan (Scorecard)

14th October 2026: Bhutan vs Thailand (Scorecard)

As per the revamped pathway structure for the 2028 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, the top two (2) teams from the Africa Qualifier will qualify for the Global Qualifier in 2028. The 2 teams from Sub-regional Qualifier C will join Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania and Ghana in the Africa Qualifier.

2028 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Sub-regional Qualifier C Schedule (TBA)

Kenya and Malawi teams have qualified in this tournament, after finishing as the winner and runners-up during the Division 2 qualifier tournament, which took place in Uganda in March this year.

2027 ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier Schedule

30th August 2026: Nigeria vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Namibia vs Kenya (Scorecard) ; Tanzania vs Malawi (Scorecard) ; Zimbabwe vs Rwanda (Scorecard)

31st August 2026: Nigeria vs Malawi (Scorecard) ; Rwanda vs Namibia (Scorecard) ; Tanzania vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Zimbabwe vs Kenya (Scorecard)

02nd September 2026: Rwanda vs Kenya (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Malawi (Scorecard) ; Zimbabwe vs Namibia (Scorecard) ; Nigeria vs Tanzania (Scorecard)

03rd September 2026: 1st Group A vs 2nd Group B (SF1) (Scorecard) ; 3rd Group A vs 4th Group B (SF3) (Scorecard) ; 1st Group B vs 2nd Group A (SF2) (Scorecard) ; 3rd Group B vs 4th Group A (SF4) (Scorecard)

05th September 2026: Loser SF1 vs Loser SF2 (3rd Play-off) (Scorecard) ; Loser SF3 vs Loser SF4 (7th Play-off) (Scorecard) ; Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2 (Final) (Scorecard) ; Winner SF3 vs Winner SF4 (5th Play-off) (Scorecard)

Kenya: Melvin Khagoitsa, Alice Kariuki, Condolisa Leah Atieno, Hellen Andayi, Jane Waithira Kimani, Janet Makau, Joy Juma, Marion Jacinta Agoi, Nancy Wafula, Nezarine Oluoch, Patience Iminza, Roshele Atamba and Stella Rodgers

Malawi: Favour Piliyesi, Angela Lumbe, Bridget Kasinja, Alinafe Abraham Kawirawira, Milcah Savala, Christina Kabambe, Rachel Zamapemba, Caroline Chitsanzo, Stella Kunje, Sphiwe Frank, Shavoni Akileni, Princess Chidatha, Wezzie Cheke and Regina Wilfred

Namibia: Unombuiro Kaanjosa, Alexa Vorster, Anda van Wyk, Eviste Iiyambo, Jani-Mari van Heerden, Kiana de Jager, Lelly Khumus, Mea Meyer, Monique Muller, Namutenya Thomas, Rihanna Unondjara, Tangeni Lungameni, Veronika Tobias and Zanelle Steyn

Nigeria: Christabel Chukwuonye, Anointed Akhigbe, Beauty Oguai, Chisom Okpe, Deborah Bassey, Favour Effiong, Glory Idiahi, Inyene Umoh, Jennifer Godwin, Jessica Bieni, Omosigho Eguakun, Peace Usen, Praise Onaighise, Sarah Wetoto and Shola Adenkule

Rwanda: Grace Mugwaneza, Chanceline Umutoni, Christella Uwambajimana, Deborah Uwase, Fanny Utagushimaninde, Honette Keza, Justine Ingabire, Liliane Ufitinema, Lina Ikuzwe, Nasira Umukundwa, Shalon Elyse Nkuriza Uwizeye, Sonia Umuringa, Ruth Uwimana and Thania Niyorukundo

Tanzania: Saumu Deo Hussen, Lightness Eliud Elisha, Zulfa Hussein Abdallahaman, Amina Kombo Kheri, Mwanaidi Muhamedy Athuman, Rebeca Martin, Dorice Helment, Lightness Yona Mganga, Nzela Daniel Magembe, Zakia Ally, Shania Fikiri Salum, Sharoni Rejusi, Joan Jackson, Sabrina Salim Jaffu, Rahma Rahaya Kibwana and Maria Justine Massawe

Uganda: Jimia Abdullah, Aceng Elizabeth, Ariago Michelle, Biribawa Marriam, Devine Nyamer, Nabuulime Shadiah, Rashidah Tikabula, Joan Ilora, Mary Namiiro, Mukite Asha, Sheirah Namagoba, Sarah Tino, Irene Mutonyi and Apio Blessing

Zimbabwe: Buhlebenkosi Maposa, Andile Mtomba, Beloved Biza, Bethel Zinyama, Christina Mutasa, Felicity Mpofu, Lorraine Pemhiwa, Naomi Mhlekwa, Nicollet Nyika, Salem Museka, Sharmaine Munyuki, Tadiwanashe Garutsa, Tawananyasha Zvomarima and Vanessa Maedza

Cricket Finland will be hosting Men’s National teams of Bulgaria, Czechia, Germany, Greece, Isle of Man, Israel, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain in Qualifier C from August 14th – 21st, 2026. The teams have been divided into two (2) groups, and will follow a single round-robin group stage format, followed by the Semifinals and the FINAL. The winner of the qualifier will join Scotland, Jersey and Denmark in the European Qualifier for two (2) qualification spots into the Global Qualifier, as per the updated structure announced by ICC after their Annual General Meeting in July 2026 in Scotland.

Group A: Spain, Isle of Man, Finland, Luxembourg and Bulgaria

Group B: Germany, Portugal, Czechia, Israel and Greece

2028 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Europe Sub-regional Qualifier C Schedule

14th August 2026: Finland vs Spain (Scorecard) ; Israel vs Portugal (Scorecard) ; Isle of Man vs Luxembourg (Scorecard) ; Czechia vs Germany (Scorecard)

15th August 2026: Greece vs Czechia (Scorecard) ; Spain vs Isle of Man (Scorecard) ; Portugal vs Germany (Scorecard) ; Bulgaria vs Finland (Scorecard)

17th August 2026: Germany vs Israel (Scorecard) ; Isle of Man vs Bulgaria (Scorecard) ; Greece vs Portugal (Scorecard) ; Luxembourg vs Spain (Scorecard)

18th August 2026: Greece vs Germany (Scorecard) ; Finland vs Luxembourg (Scorecard) ; Israel vs Czechia (Scorecard) ; Spain vs Bulgaria (Scorecard)

20th August 2026: Bulgaria vs Luxembourg (Scorecard) ; Czechia vs Portugal (Scorecard) ; Finland vs Isle of Man (Abandoned) ; Greece vs Israel (Scorecard)

21st August 2026: 7th/8th Play-off (Scorecard) ; 5th/6th Play-off (Scorecard) ; 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

Germany Men’s Tour of Finland 2026

11th August 2026: Finland vs Germany – T20I (Scorecard)

Isle of Man: Matt Ansell, Joe Burrows, Jacob Butler, Spencer Clarke, Josh Clough, JJ Griffin, Carl Hartmann, Dollin Jansen, Nathan Knights, Chris Langford, Corbin Liebenberg, Adam McAuley, George Newton and Christian Webster

Portugal: Dhavalkumar Norotam, Craig Cachopa, Edward Fleming, Christopher De Freitas, Rahulkumar Hashu, Siraj Ullah Khadem, Hardeep Singh, Jeremy Martins, Moises Henriques, Jordan Netto, Carlos Nunes, Sebastian de Oliveira, Upen Shantu and Cameron Shekleton

Greece: Galanas Georgios, Sinan Khan, Bogdanos Christodoulos, Billy Konstas, Andreas Gastelatos, Emmanuel Emmanuel, Blake Alured De Laune Faunce, Sajid Afridi, Nikodimos Kavadiас, Triantafyllidis Dimitrios, Samander Shadab, Filippos Nair and Spyridon Vasiliakis

Czechia: Sahil Grover, Ajhar Alam, Davidson Devaraj Ramani, Joseph Cope, Mohammad Ratul Khan, Neeraj Tyagi, Rhuturaj Magare, Ritik Tomar, Sabawoon Davizi, Saqlain Mukhtar, Sazib Bhuiyan, Sojib Miah, Sudesh Wickramasekara and Venkatesh Marghashayam

Finland: Aravind Mohan, ⁠Aniketh Pusthay, Faraaz Abbas, Zahidullah Kamal, Nicholas Salonen, Faheem Nellancheri, Amjad Sher, Hammadullah Shinwari, Mahesh Tambe, Piumal Acharige, Junaid Khan, Madhawa Basnayaka, ⁠Vanraaj Padhaal and Akhil Saraladevi

Israel: Elan Talkar, Eyal Bhonkar, Gabi Schachat, Josh Evans, Joshua Marks, Lasantha Narayana, Niv Nagavkar, Shailesh Bangera, Snir Massil, Subodha Fernando, Yair Nagavkar, Yogev Nagavkar, Ajay Khunti and Benjamin Lazarus

Luxembourg: ShivKaran Singh Gill, Timothy Barker, Asghar Ali Khan, Ben Embleton, Eliyas Jabar Khel, Girish Venkateshwaran, Jatin Madan, Kamal Soukhiya, Mayank Nagayach, Milad Momand, Navieen Pugalendhi, Vikram Vijh, Vivek Dixit and William Cope

Germany: Mussadiq Ahmed, Ben Kohler-Cadmore, Josh Van Heerden, Harmanjot Singh, Fayyaz Khan Nasseri, Shahid Afridi, Jatinder Kumar Vashisht, Sajid Liaqat, Hamid Wardak, Adil Khan, Ullah Ahmed, Sachin Mandy, Prateek Dabholkar and Muslim Yar Ashraf

Bulgaria: Prakash Mishra, Oscar Duff, Isa Zarro, Kushal Krishnakumar, Daniel Ali, Abdul Manan Bashir, Hristo Lakov, Ali Rasool, Milen Gogev, Jakob Gul, Ivan Ivanov Genchev, Valentin Nikolaev, Anthony Dowling and Joshua Dowling

Spain: Christian Munoz-Mills, Raja Adeel, Yasir Ali, Mohammad Atif, Gurvinder Bajwa, Lorne Burns, Hamza Dar, Alec Davidson Soler, Daniel Doyle-Calle, Sebastian Hughes-Pinan, Mohammad Ihsan, Mohammad Kamran, Atif Mehmood and Charlie Rumistrzewicz

All teams will play against each other in a single round-robin group stage format, following which the top three (3) teams in the points table will advance to the Africa Qualifier, and join Namibia, Kenya, and Tanzania (who qualified for the 2026 edition as the winner of the previous Qualifier).

2028 ICC Men’s CWC Africa Division 2 Qualifier Schedule

09th August 2026: Rwanda vs Mozambique (Scorecard) ; Nigeria vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Ghana vs Sierra Leone (Scorecard)

10th August 2026: Nigeria vs Ghana (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Mozambique (Scorecard) ; Rwanda vs Sierra Leone (Scorecard)

12th August 2026: Nigeria vs Rwanda (Scorecard) ; Mozambique vs Sierra Leone (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Ghana (Scorecard)

13th August 2026: Sierra Leone vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Rwanda vs Ghana (Scorecard) ; Mozambique vs Nigeria (Scorecard)

15th August 2026: Rwanda vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Sierra Leone vs Nigeria (Scorecard) ; Ghana vs Mozambique (Scorecard)

Ghana: Lee Nyarko, Derrick Ateak, Aariz Sood, David Ateak, Danzibel Livingstone Darko, Stanley Carson, Jacob Ayolehene, Kelvin Chaanotey Tetteh, Prince Ago Adotei, Isaac Cudjoe, Yellison Elisha Frimpong, Ebenezer Ahakutor, Numas Nyame and Cephas Annoh 

Mozambique: Charles Manuel Mbebe, Quelido Anselmo Uqueio, Emerson Rita Ndzeute, Manuel Eduardo Mbebe JR, Aulino Armando Banze, Cristiano Jose Sithoe, Carlos Sergio Massingue, Elidio Andre Mahotas, Serafim Carlos Manhica, Germano Sergio Chilaule, Rodrigues Rui Mangue, Fabiao Alberto Novela, Jorge Alcinda Bahule, Jose Julio Manjate, Belton Samuel Chaisso, Antonio Sergio Navingo, Cayiki Geraldo Mungomezulo and Muhamad Araujo Tomane 

Nigeria: Ali Rahmon, Hossana Omonkhobhio, Okasha Isiyaku, Abdullahi Ismail, Keneth Boniface, Emmanuel Oladejo, Andrew Abah, Precious Ayeni, Daniel Ayodele, Bright Nyong, Folajimi Owolabi, Pelumi Orimolade and Princewill Chigozie 

Rwanda: Jasper Nziza Karoro, Cedric Cyuzuzo, Patrick Iradukunda, Jules Mugisha, Onesme Kwizera, Fabrice Kwizera, David Rukundo, Samuel Irakoze, Elise Gihozo, Eric Hagenimana, Jean Paul Rukundo, Samuel Ndayishimiye, Gilbert Tangishaka and Bruce Izere Mugisha 

Sierra Leone: Charles Kamara, Alfred Ndanema, Kewulay Koroma, Josephus Rowe, John Lamin, Sahr Lebbie, Aliya Kamara, Nyakesh John Bull, Michael Kabia, Ibrahim K. Bangura, Alhaji   Marrah, Dennis James, Peter Marrah and David Lassayo

Uganda: Samuel Ahaisibwe, Devanshakumar Ritesh Patel, Abraiz Mir Ali, Eric Luyuyo Mukisa, Richard Sohera, Robert Owilli, Larry Elton Itaagi, Ronald Rubangakene, Jackson Asiku, Daniel Rubangakene, Kenneth Isiiko, Adam Kassim, Felix Ocan and Hamid Munigwa

Uganda and Italy are well placed in the group after the conclusion of the first two (2) rounds, with Hong Kong, China being the next closest competitor to both, with Bahrain at a very distant fourth place. If both Uganda and Italy manage a good third (3rd) round and finish the group in top two (2) spots, then they will become the 26th and 27th Team to play Men’s ODI status matches (Jersey became the 25th Nation after the previous cycle of CWC Challenge League) in the 2027 ICC CWC Qualifier play-off tournament. Host’s Tanzania and Singapore are already out of contention for a shot at the top 2 finish.

As per ICC directive, Teams competing the Challenge League Groups can play 50-overs matches against each other, or with the current CWC League 2 participants, with List-A status. Tanzania Cricket will be hosting Hong Kong, China and Uganda for a series of matches before the start of the final round of Challenge League, with List-A status.

CWC Challenge League Group B (3rd Round) Schedule

08th August 2026: Tanzania vs Uganda (Scorecard)

09th August 2026: Bahrain vs Italy (Scorecard) ; Singapore vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

11th August 2026: Hong Kong, China vs Tanzania (Scorecard) ; Italy vs Uganda (Scorecard)

12th August 2026: Bahrain vs Singapore (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

14th August 2026: Hong Kong, China vs Bahrain (Scorecard) ; Singapore vs Italy (Scorecard)

15th August 2026: Uganda vs Singapore (Scorecard) ; Tanzania vs Bahrain (Scorecard)

17th August 2026: Italy vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard) ; Singapore vs Tanzania (Scorecard)

18th August 2026: Tanzania vs Italy (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Bahrain (Scorecard)

Warm-up Fixture

05th August 2026: Italy vs Tanzania A (Scorecard)

TCA ODI 2026 Series Schedule

01st August 2026: Tanzania vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

03rd August 2026: Hong Kong, China vs Tanzania (Scorecard)

04th August 2026: Tanzania vs Uganda (Scorecard)

06th August 2026: Uganda vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

CWC Challenge League Group B Squads

Uganda: Riazat Ali Shah, Fred Achelam, Dineshkumar Nakrani, Cyrus Kakuru, Alpesh Ramjani, Juma Miyaji, Henry Ssenyondo, Cosmas Kyewuta, Kenneth Waiswa, Raghav Dhawan, Gerald Olipa, Sumeet Verma, Joseph Baguma and Simon Ssesazi

Tanzania: Kassim Nassoro Chete, Mohamed Omari Kitunda, Ivan Ismail Selemani, Dhrumit Atul Mehta, Arun Yadav, Ajith Kayyalakudy Augastin, Abhishek Kumar, Mukesh Suthar Maker, Umar Basha Shaik, Salum Jumbe Ally, Laksh Snehal Barkania, Raymond Francis Emanuel, Khalidy Amiri Juma, Ally Mpeka Kimote, Ally Hafidhi Ally and Johnson John Nyambo

Bahrain: Ahmer Bin Nasir, Asif Ali, Prashant Kurup, Sohail Ahmed, Fiaz Ahmed, Ali Dawood, Junaid Niazi, Muhammad Safdar, Shujat Khan, Asif Nana, Amaish Rana, Imran Javaid, Abdul Majid and Muhammad Rizwan

This will be the inaugural edition of the Americas Qualifier for the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup, with USA U19 Women having qualified for the first two (2) editions in 2023 and 2025, with no other Nation available to compete, to constitute a Qualifier. The opportunity created by the inclusion of the NextGen XI squad will be significant for the growth of the sport among the youth in the other Member countries in the region.

2027 ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Americas Qualifier Schedule

09th August 2026: Canada vs USA (Scorecard) ; NextGen XI vs Argentina (Scorecard)

10th August 2026: Canada vs NextGen XI (Scorecard) ; USA vs Argentina (Scorecard)

12th August 2026: USA vs NextGen XI (Scorecard) ; Canada vs Argentina (Scorecard)

13th August 2026: Argentina vs USA (Scorecard) ; NextGen XI vs Canada (Scorecard)

15th August 2026: Argentina vs Canada (Scorecard) ; NextGen XI vs USA (Scorecard)

16th August 2026: Argentina vs NextGen XI (Scorecard) ; USA vs Canada (Scorecard)

Americas NextGen XI: Clara Valencia (Argentina), Alina Emch (Argentina), Ja’Shay Trott (Bermuda), Giulia de Cassia Souza Ribeiro (Brazil), Evelyn Muller (Brazil), Arya Shah (Canada), Aarabhi Joshi (Canada), Jasmine Frederick (Cayman Islands), Samaya Thomas (Cayman Islands), Jazmin Cerdas Molina (Costa Rica), Disha Kaveripakam (USA), Saanvi Sood (USA), Sahasra Goria (USA) and Palak Chauhan (USA)

Argentina: Mili Bestani, Vicky Lehmann, Julia Andujar, Ana de Castelli, Mili Garcia Hagen, Jacinta Valencia, Dasha Mastrangelo, Rocio Roquel, Sofi Batteria, Lara Finocchio, Mora Finocchio, Luna Olivera, Anna Reinke and Julia Santos

Canada: Rabbjyot Rajput, Vritti Dahiya, Khadeeja Fatima, Elyssa Sun, Snigdha Malhotra, Harper Chalmers, Hasini Santhoshkumar, Maren Couch, Prakriti Jaiswal, Neha Teny, Rameen Rashid, Sanjana Rao, Shreya Vora and Namrit Dhillon

Warm-up Fixtures

07th August 2026: NextGen XI vs Cayman Women’s XI – 1st T20 (Scorecard) and 2nd T20 (Scorecard)

As per the original Men’s Associate FTP, T20Is (either a Tri-series or Bi-lateral) were scheduled as part of each Tri-series in the CWC League 2 ODI Championship, but it depends on the participating boards on their own arrangements, as it is not part of ICC funding.

Oman – Canada – Nepal ODI Tri-series Schedule

09th October 2026: Oman vs Canada – 128th ODI (Scorecard)

11th October 2026: Canada vs Nepal – 129th ODI (Scorecard)

13th October 2026: Nepal vs Oman – 130th ODI (Scorecard)

15th October 2026: Oman vs Canada – 131st ODI (Scorecard)

17th October 2026: Canada vs Nepal – 132nd ODI (Scorecard)

19th October 2026: Nepal vs Oman – 133rd ODI (Scorecard)

As per the original Men’s Associate FTP, T20Is (either a Tri-series or Bi-lateral) were scheduled as part of each Tri-series in the CWC League 2 ODI Championship, but it depends on the participating boards on their own arrangements, as it is not part of ICC funding.

Scotland – Canada – United Arab Emirates ODI Tri-series Schedule

03rd August 2026: Scotland vs UAE – 122nd ODI (Abandoned)

05th August 2026: UAE vs Canada – 123rd ODI (Abandoned)

07th August 2026: Canada vs Scotland – 124th ODI (Scorecard)

09th August 2026: Scotland vs UAE – 125th ODI (Scorecard)

11th August 2026: UAE vs Canada – 126th ODI (Scorecard)

13th August 2026: Canada vs Scotland – 127th ODI (Scorecard)

Scotland: Richie Berrington, Matthew Cross, Jasper Davidson, Oliver Davidson, Michael English, Zainullah Ihsan, Jack Jarvis, Michael Jones, Ollie Jones, Finlay McCreath, Brandon McMullen, George Munsey, Lyle Robertson, Safyaan Sharif and Mark Watt

United Arab Emirates: Harpreet Singh Bhatia, Aayan Afzal Khan, Adeeb Usmani, Akshdeep Nath, Aryansh Sharma, Dhruv Parashar, Junaid Siddique, Muhammad Arfan, Muhammad Jawadullah, Muhammad Shahdad, Muhammad Mohsin, Rahul Chopra, Simranjeet Singh, Sohaib Khan and Tanish Suri

Canada: Saad Bin Zafar, Aaron Johnson, Anoop Chima, Ali Khan, Ansh Patel, Harsh Thaker, Mathew Spoors, Meet Patel, Pargat Singh, Sana Kaleem, Shreyas Movva, Shivam Sharma, Yuvraaj Samra, Zahid Ullah Shirzad and Nicholas Kirton

Warm-up Fixtures

28th July 2026: Scotland A vs Canada (Abandoned)

30th July 2026: Canada vs Scotland A (Scorecard)

31st July 2026: Scotland A vs UAE (Scorecard)

Sweden and Switzerland U19 Teams will be in Jersey for a Tri-series tournament from July 19th – 21st, 2026, before travelling to Guernsey for the Qualifier.

Group B: Isle of Man, Sweden, Italy and Switzerland

Group A: Guernsey, Belgium, France and Germany

2028 ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Europe Division 2 Qualifier Schedule

24th July 2026: Guernsey vs Belgium (Scorecard) ; France Cricket vs Germany (Scorecard) ; Sweden vs Isle of Man (Scorecard) ; Italy vs Switzerland (Scorecard)

25th July 2026: France Cricket vs Guernsey (Scorecard) ; Germany vs Belgium (Scorecard) ; Switzerland vs Isle of Man (Scorecard) ; Italy vs Sweden (Scorecard)

27th July 2026: Belgium vs France (Scorecard) ; Guernsey vs Germany (Scorecard) ; Isle of Man vs Italy (Scorecard) ; Sweden vs Switzerland (Scorecard)

28th July 2026: Semifinal#1 (Scorecard) ; Semifinal#2 (Scorecard)

30th July 2026: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

U19 Men’s Tri-series Schedule

19th July 2026: Sweden vs Switzerland (Scorecard)

20th July 2026: Switzerland vs Jersey (Scorecard)

21st July 2026: Jersey vs Sweden (Scorecard)

Isle of Man: Aaron Chadwick, Thomas Clague, Matthew Cope, Samson Curtis, Finlo Dealtry, Dylan Howard, Theo Kiernan, Adi Malikireddy, James Osbourn, William Osbourn, Ollie Quinn and Joel Williams

Guersney: Ed Robinson, Freddie Forshaw, Alfie Gallienne, Barney Groves, Barnabas Smith, Ed le Prevost, Evan le Huray, Freddie Wakelin, Joel Hoolahan, Mattie Collivet, Ollie Trudgeon, Oscar Lewis, Oscar Martin and Will Verdellis

France Cricket: Toheed Afzal, Abdullah Bhatti, Sacha Abraham, Ayon Chanda, Amin Essakhel, Muhammad Hashmi, Mashdid Jubayer, Walid Niaz, Dharunraj Ramassamy, Nethma Rupaningal, Jaspreet Singh, Siddharth Singh, Navine Sureshan and Mohammad Zahir

Sweden: Ali Umar, Amitoj Saini, Dhrubonil Roy, Ismail Zaigham, Muhammad Kiani, Muhammad Khattak, Ninad Mahajan, Nischith Mokhamatam, Parameshwar Marimuthu, Pranav Yadav, Saif Hassan, Sayan Sharma, Yaseen Khan and Zain Imtiaz

Belgium: Abdullah Ayubi, Abdullah Safi, Ansarullah Hamdard, Arif Shinwari, Bilal Yadkhil, Christopher Weinel, Jay Raval, Parv Desai, Sabawoon Khogyani, Sahil Khogyani, Sajid Miakhel, Shaurya Shah, Zakir Zadran and Zia Mamond

Germany: Adeeb Tungekar, Vivaan Soni, Noor Ahmadi, Fazalhaq Ahmadi, Samiullah Menzai, Rishi Kumar, Jinan Tahmid, Shaheer Nangarhari, Wahid Barakzai, Fredrick Tucker, Safiullah Seyedkhel, Azimu Khil, Prajen Kavinkumar and Maximilian Jackson

Italy: Thom Liyannage, Pahasara Rodrigo, Deneth Mudiyanselage, Samuel Minietti, Muhammad Dar, Niall Basini Rogers, Shevone Fernando, Nishel Kalugamage, Thishen Perera, Jone Ali, Moiz Naveed, Rehan Gurunnanselage, Gianluca Larucci and Hashir Khan

Switzerland: Aaditya Batla, Aayansh Mehrotra, Anikait Maji, Faisal Hosainkhel, Finn Benson, Fynn Bosshard, Ishaan Pawaskar, Jayden Saville, Jhonti Yeo, Kabir Pradhan, Noah Benson, Reetabrata Ghosh, Samanyu Bidhu and Waleed Ahmadzai