IMC Over 40s T20 World Cup 2025 Points Table (Updated 1 Dec)

December 1, 2025

The IMC Over 40s T20 World Cup 2025 runs from November 21 to December 1 in Karachi, and today marks the tournament’s final day. Twelve veteran teams have battled across 42 matches in a fast-paced T20 format filled with experience, passion, and memorable performances. From group stages to knockout rounds, the competition has delivered close finishes and standout displays from former stars.

With all preliminary matches now complete, the points tables below represent the final standings heading into today’s grand final.

2025 Over 40s T20 World Cup: Final Points Table

The tournament divides twelve teams into two groups of six. Teams include Australia, South Africa, West Indies, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Zimbabwe, Canada, UAE, USA, and the Rest of the World. Group winners advance to the knockouts, where single matches eliminate teams.

IMC Over 40s T20 World Cup 2025

Group 1 

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1Pakistan55000103.763
2South Africa5410082.217
3UAE532006-0.860
4Hong Kong China523004-1.021
5West Indies514002-2.209
6Canada505000-1.616

Group 2 

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1Australia5410081.065
2USA5410080.469
3Rest of Gulf5320061.177
4Rest of the World5230040.011
5Sri Lanka523004-0.658
6Zimbabwe505000-2.005

Super 4 Qualifier

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1Pakistan1100026.804
2Australia1100020.575
3South Africa101000-0.575
4USA101000-6.804

1st Deciding Round

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1Canada1100020.747
2Rest of Gulf1100020.538
3Zimbabwe1100020.126
4UAE1100020.118
5Rest of the World101000-0.118
6West Indies101000-0.126
7Hong Kong101000-0.538
8Sri Lanka101000-0.747

Second Deciding Round

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1South Africa1100025.673
2Rest of the World1100024.411
3West Indies1100020.165
4Sri Lanka101000-0.165
5Hong Kong101000-4.411
6USA101000-5.673

Two-team

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1Zimbabwe1100020.774
2Canada101000-0.774

Final Playoff

RankTeamMWLN/RDPNRR
1Rest of Gulf1100021.600
2UAE101000-1.600

Table Key:

  • P: Matches Played
  • W: Matches Won
  • L: Matches Lost
  • NR: No Result
  • PTS: Total Points
  • NRR: Net Run Rate

IMC Over 40s T20 World Cup Points System: Teams receive two points for a win, one point for a no result, and zero for a loss. Tied matches go to a Super Over until a winner emerges.

Rain-affected matches use the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method to adjust targets. Net run rate separates teams on equal points. Teams finishing level trigger tiebreakers starting with head-to-head records before moving to net run rate calculations.

The system rewards aggressive cricket where teams chase big wins rather than settle for narrow victories. Twenty overs per side means batting collapses happen fast and bowling spells carry more weight than in 45-over formats.

IMC Over 40s T20 World Cup 2025

This inaugural T20 edition follows previous Over 40s tournaments that used longer formats. The switch to T20 fundamentally changes match dynamics and strategy.

FieldValue
Tournament nameIMC Over 40s T20 World Cup
Starting year2025 (first official edition)
Administering bodyIMC International Masters Cricket
Total teams12 teams (6 in Group A, 6 in Group B)
Group A teamsPakistan, West Indies, South Africa, Hong Kong, Canada, UAE
Group B teamsAustralia, USA, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Rest of Gulf, Rest of the World
Host countryPakistan
Primary venuesFive grounds in Karachi
Winning prizeNot officially announced yet
Tournament formatGroup stage followed by knockouts
Current title holderNone (inaugural edition in 2025)

Pakistan holds titles across all three veteran cricket levels after winning the Over 60s World Cup in Brisbane 2022, the Over 40s Global Cup in Karachi 2023, and the Over 50s World Cup in Colombo 2025.

The tournament was rescheduled from December 1-13 to November 21-December 1 to avoid clashing with Pakistan’s 35th National Games. Over 7,000 athletes were expected for the National Games in early December.

Veterans cricket sits between nostalgia and genuine competition, where former internationals mix with domestic stalwarts.

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Conclusion: Final Points Table Before the Championship Clash

The final points table captures each team’s journey through a competitive tournament where experience, discipline, and short-format strategy made the difference. Consistent performers rose to the top, while others fought hard to stay in contention as the playoffs unfolded.

With Pakistan and Australia now set to meet in today’s title match, fans can expect a high-energy finish to the inaugural IMC Over-40s T20 World Cup 2025.

FAQs

How many teams from each group advance to the knockout stages? 

The top teams from each group progress to the knockout rounds, though the exact qualification format for this inaugural T20 edition has not been officially confirmed. Most likely the top two or four teams will advance based on points and net run rate.

Where can Australian fans watch the IMC Over 40s T20 World Cup matches? 

The tournament will be streamed on the official YouTube channel of the Pakistan Veterans Cricket Association (PVCA). Matches will also be live on the streaming platform my co (for Pakistan-based audiences) but no confirmed Australian-specific broadcaster has been announced yet.

What happens if teams finish level on points in their group? 

Net run rate becomes the first tiebreaker when teams finish with equal points. If net run rate is also equal, head-to-head results between the tied teams determine rankings. Further tiebreakers may include total wickets lost or runs scored across all matches.

Can players under 40 participate if they played international cricket previously? 

The tournament strictly requires all players to be aged 40 or over at the time of competition. Previous international experience is not mandatory, with many teams featuring players who only competed in domestic cricket during their careers alongside former national team members.

How does the T20 format change strategy compared to the previous 45-over tournaments? 

T20 cricket demands aggressive batting from the first ball rather than building innings gradually. Bowlers get only four overs maximum instead of nine, placing premium on economy rates. Fielding restrictions and powerplay overs create different tactical challenges compared to longer formats where patience mattered more.

Tom O'Connor has been following Australian cricket professionally for over a decade, with a keen eye on both local matches and Test series. His deep knowledge, passion for the game, and love for writing provide unique insights, offering a true fan’s perspective on all things cricket.

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