1After the squad was named, Rashid Khan stepped down as the team's captain,[5] stating that the selection committee had not gained his consent for the team.[6]Mohammad Nabi was then named as Afghanistan's captain.[7]
3On 31 October 2021, Asghar Afghan announced his retirement from cricket.[9]Sharafuddin Ashraf, one of the reserve players, was named as his replacement for the rest of the tournament.[10]
Australia
Australia announced their squad on 18 August 2021.[11]
1On 5 October 2021, Sam Curran was ruled out of England's squad due to a back injury.[18] His brother, Tom Curran, was named as his replacement.
2On 3 November 2021, Tymal Mills was ruled out of the rest of the tournament due to thigh strain, with Reece Topley, one of the reserves, named as his replacement.[19]
3Jason Roy suffered a calf injury during England's Super 12 match against South Africa, ruling him out of the rest of the tournament,[20] with James Vince, one of the reserve players, named as his replacement.[21]
India
India announced their squad on 8 September 2021.[22]
1On 13 October 2021, Shardul Thakur replaced Axar Patel in India's squad, with Axar added to the team's list of standby player.[23]
Ireland
Ireland announced a provisional squad of 18 players on 9 September 2021,[24] which will be reduced to a core squad of 15 players, plus reserves, in early October.[25] On 8 October 2021, the final 15 players were announced.[26]
1Josh Davey was ruled out of Scotland's squad for their final three matches due to a groin injury.[42]Michael Jones who was initially in the reserves list was named as his replacement.[43]
South Africa
South Africa announced their squad on 9 September 2021.[44]
1On 20 October 2021, Akeal Hosein, one of the reserve players, replaced Fabian Allen, after Allen was ruled out with an ankle injury.[52]
2On 27 October 2021, Jason Holder, one of the reserve players, replaced Obed McCoy, after McCoy was ruled out due to an injury.[53]
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