How Afghanistan (Q) in but South Africa out?

The World Cup (50 over) cricket series will be held in India next year. A World Cup series, is being held for the first time to qualify for this series with a total of 10 teams participating. 13 teams are playing for 8 places.

 So far, 6 teams namely India, England, New Zealand, Australia, Bangladesh and Pakistan have qualified for the tournament. Meanwhile, the Afghanistan team has gone to Sri Lanka to participate in a three-match ODI series. Afghanistan won the first match. The second match at Pallekale was abandoned halfway through due to rain. After this, Afghanistan gained 5 more points in the points table for the series and took the 7th place with 115 points. It thus qualified to play in the main round of the World Cup (2023).

 

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In the most recent Super Association standings delivered by the Global Cricket Board (ICC) on Monday, November 28th, Afghanistan is affirmed to have equipped for the 50-over World Cup to be held in India one year from now. The uber occasion, which will be facilitated by India following 12 years, will have the main eight groups straightforwardly fitting the bill for it according to the standings. India, being the host is as of now qualified while the other seven groups, request wise are - Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan and the West Indies. The remarkable non-attendants from this rundown are previous victors Sri Lanka and South Africa.

 The World Cup Super Association is a 13-group ODI rivalry, that works inside the structure Representing things to come Visits Program (FTP). Aside from the standard Test-playing countries, the Netherlands is the main participant to this Super Association. While the main eight groups will straightforwardly meet all requirements for the World Cup, the leftover five groups still up in the air through the capability matches. The competition in India is scheduled to be facilitated in October-November one year from now with ten groups.

 

As the organization goes, the World Cup Super Association is played north of a two-year cycle and is intended to add setting to the reciprocal series. During this period, each group will play 24 matches. While a success gives 10 focuses, a tie or no outcome will be worth five focuses.

Afghanistan get it done, Sri Lanka, and South Africa out of top-10

 

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 Politeness of a success in the principal ODI and little assistance from the downpour in the cleaned out second ODI against Sri Lanka, Afghanistan could gather 15 focuses that assisted them with entering the best eight and in this manner meet all requirements for the World Cup. With 115 places altogether, they are put seventh on the rundown while Sri Lanka is battling at the tenth spot with only 67 focuses to their name. Going along with them on the lower part of the rundown are South Africa with 59 places.

 

Here are the most recent Super Association standings delivered by the ICC -

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