T20 World Cup Career: Qualify for 2028 and Win It
A new game: take over one of 32 national teams after the 2026 World Cup, play two seasons of T20I series, qualify for the 2028 World Cup, then keep going, with real squads and the same player cards as IPL Dynasty.
Detailed Patch Notes
8 itemsThe T20 World Cup career at /t20-world-cup: two seasons of bilateral T20I series build a rating table, the best twelve (hosts included) go straight to the World Cup, and twenty nations play a qualifier for the last eight places.
The World Cup itself is the real format: four groups of five, a Super 8, semi-finals and the final, with net run rate and Super Overs. The 2028 hosts are Australia and New Zealand, and the cycle repeats from there.
Pick your fifteen, then your XI and batting order before every match, name your captain, win or lose the toss, and watch ball by ball or simulate. These are the IPL Dynasty game's own screens.
Players grow towards their potential, decline with age and retire between seasons, as in IPL Dynasty, and every other nation's squad changes with them.
A full calendar around the World Cup: the Asia Cup, the Asian Games, the Olympics (2028) and four regional cups, with their own tables, medals and a trophy cabinet. Each nation plays the opponents it really plays.
A detailed Squad & Ratings page for any nation, with each player's rating, drift, potential, age and season stats, plus a full leaders board. Every nation brings through young prospects each season, so careers can run for as many cycles as you like.
Realistic live-match details in this mode: the best death bowlers are kept back for the end, DRS shows the third umpire's checks and Umpire's Call, and the Player of the Match card credits an all-rounder's runs and wickets.
One rating per player across the site: anyone with an IPL Dynasty card carries that card, and a short list of all-time legends (Kohli, Dhoni, de Villiers, Gayle, Narine and others) has a defined rating. Thirty-two nations are in, from India to Jersey.