Twenty20 (T20) is a fast-paced format of cricket that features two teams, each playing a single innings limited to 20 overs. This means that each team has 120 legal balls to score as many runs as possible. T20 matches are known for their excitement and entertainment, attracting large crowds and television audiences. The format has made cricket more accessible to casual fans, as games typically last around three hours. Since its introduction in the early 2000s, T20 has grown in popularity, leading to the creation of various domestic leagues, such as the Indian Premier League (IPL). These leagues showcase international players and have transformed the way cricket is played and viewed, emphasizing aggressive batting and innovative strategies.