WSTF

WSTF stands for World Series of Tracking and Fielding. It is an annual international cricket tournament that features the top national teams in the sport of cricket. The tournament is organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and is considered one of the premier events in the cricket calendar.

The World Series of Tracking and Fielding was first held in 2015 and has since become a biennial event, typically taking place every two years. The tournament is designed to showcase the best tracking and fielding skills in cricket, with each team consisting of players who are renowned for their ability to catch, stump, and run out opponents.

The format of the tournament typically involves a round-robin group stage, followed by a knockout stage. The group stage sees each team play every other team once, with the top teams progressing to the knockout stage. The knockout stage features elimination matches, with the final determining the overall winner of the tournament.

The World Series of Tracking and Fielding has attracted significant interest from cricket fans and media outlets alike, with the tournament providing a unique platform for showcasing the best fielding and tracking skills in the game. The event has also helped to promote cricket at the international level, with many of the participating teams and players gaining exposure and recognition on the global stage.