Pakistan's agreeable success over Namibia made them the principal side to authoritatively meet all requirements for the elimination rounds of T20 World Cup 2021 with four successes in as many games. The loss for Bangladesh prior in the day saw them getting taken out alongside Sri Lanka from Group 1. Here's the means by which things represent different groups. With four successes in as many games and a solid net run rate, England have one foot in the knockouts as of now with a game close by. If Australia loses one of their two excess games, England will be through even before they play their last game. The main way England can be wiped out is in the event that they lose by an edge of around 80 rushes to South Africa and Australia win their last two matches by a consolidated total of around 165 runs. In that situation, every one of the three of England, South Africa, and Australia will be tied on four successes each and England will be taken out on net run rate. Staying game: versus South Africa, Sharjah, Nov 6 South Africa After a losing start, South Africa have been having some fantastic luck winning three in succession and a success in their last association game against England should see them through because of their predominant net run pace of 0.742 contrasted with Australia's - 0.627, the other group that can get to eight focuses. If South Africa lose to England and Australia win their two leftover games, South Africa will be wiped out. In the event that South Africa lose to England, however Australia figure out how to win just one, they will be tied on six focuses with South Africa and perhaps West Indies (if Australia beat Bangladesh and West Indies beat both Australia and Sri Lanka) which would probably end in South Africa's approval because of their predominant net run rate. Staying game: versus England, Sharjah, Nov 6 Australia After two successes to set off their mission, Australia currently ends up on the back foot after a devastating loss to archrivals England which saw their net run rate fall to - 0.627. Their ideal case situation is them beating both Bangladesh and West Indies and South Africa losing to England. If South Africa figures out how to improve England, even two successes probably won't do the trick for Australia as a result of South Africa's higher net run rate. Another situation Australia could wind up is three groups - Australia, South Africa, and West Indies - tied on six focuses each and net run rate coming to be the decider. As of how things stand, South Africa is best positioned to advance if the net run rate is the decider. Remaining games: versus Bangladesh, Dubai, Nov 4; versus West Indies, Abu Dhabi, Nov 6 West Indies Beginning as one of the pre-competition top choices, West Indies never truly got moving in the competition. Their net run pace of - 1.598 is the most noticeably terrible in Group 1 and the main way they could advance is on the off chance that they can win their last two games by a joined total of around 95 runs, England beat South Africa by around 50 runs and Australia beat Bangladesh, not by in excess of 40 runs. In the event that they drop one of their excess games or on the other hand, if South Africa beat England, the reigning champs will stand wiped out. Remaining games: versus Sri Lanka, Abu Dhabi, Nov 4; versus Australia, Abu Dhabi, Nov 6 Gathering 2 New Zealand New Zealand is best positioned in Group 2 to join Pakistan in the knockouts. If they win all their excess matches, they are independent of different outcomes. In the event that they lose to Afghanistan and beat Scotland and Namibia, they could get tied on six focuses each if India wins their three excess matches. As of how things stand, Afghanistan (+3.097) has a preferred net run rate over two India (- 1.609) and New Zealand (0.765). New Zealand however doesn't have the best of the timetables - they need to play their last three matches at three settings with a day's hole between the games. Remaining games: versus Scotland, Dubai, Nov 3; versus Namibia, Sharjah, Nov 5; versus Afg, Abu Dhabi, Nov 7 Afghanistan Afghanistan has helped themselves out by beating Scotland and Namibia by gigantic edges and giving their net run rate a monstrous lift. Their most vital installation is against New Zealand on November 7. They can even stand to lose to India as long as their net run rate doesn't endure a hotshot, considering that they can overcome New Zealand. Having said that, Afghanistan's most ideal situation is them beating both New Zealand and India and qualifying without net run rate becoming an integral factor. Remaining games: versus India, Abu Dhabi, Nov 3; versus New Zealand, Abu Dhabi, Nov 7 India With two losses in as many matches, India surprisingly winds up near the very edge of the end. Their destiny isn't in their own hands any longer and regardless of whether they win all their leftover three matches, they could in any case get killed assuming that New Zealand additionally wins all their excess matches. The most ideal situation for India would be them winning every one of the three matches left, Afghanistan beating New Zealand and afterward each of the three groups tied on six focuses and net run rate being the decider. Having said that, India's net run pace of - 1.609 is way behind that of Afghanistan (3.097) and New Zealand (0.765) and would require significant fix works for a net run rate support. India play the last round of the gathering and would enjoy the benefit of knowing the specific condition ahead of time, should they stay alive up to that point. Remaining games: versus Afghanistan, Abu Dhabi, Nov 3; versus Scotland, Dubai, Nov 5; versus Namibia, Dubai, Nov 7 Namibia and Scotland With two losses each, the main way these two groups can qualify is by winning all their excess matches and getting to six focuses and qualifying by ideals of a superior net run rate. Notwithstanding, Scotland's net run rate is - 3.562 and Namibia's - 1.599 and would have to win their leftover matches by large edges to have any potential for success.