T10 League

T10 Cricket League
Official T10 Cricket League
Countries  United Arab Emirates
Format 10 overs
First tournament 2017
Next tournament 2018
Tournament format Two group games followed by knock-out
Number of teams 8
Current champion Kerala Kings (1st title)
Most successful Kerala Kings (1 title)
Website https://ttensports.com

T10 League is a professional ten-over cricket league launched and owned by T10 Sports Management. The league is approved by the Emirates Cricket Board. It is the first ever internationally approved ten-over league. Matches are 10-over-a-side and the duration of a match is 90 minutes. The tournament in a round robin followed by semifinals and the final. The 2017 edition was played from 14-17 December at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium.[1] The league was founded by Shaji Ul Mulk, the chairman of T10 League. [2][3] In August 2018, the International Cricket Council (ICC) officially sanctioned the league.[4] T10 League Season 2 will be played at Sharjah Cricket Stadium from 23rd November - 2nd December 2018.

Current squads

Kerala Kings
Coach:
New Zealand Daniel Vettori
Maratha Arabians
Coach:
Pakistan Wasim Akram
Pakhtoons
Coach:
Australia Dean Jones
Punjabi Legends
Coach:
Pakistan Mushtaq Ahmed
Karachians
Coach:
Australia Tom Moody
Bengal Tigers
Coach:
New Zealand Stephen Fleming
Northern Warriors
Coach:
India Robin Singh
Rajputs
Coach:
South Africa Herschelle Gibbs

Broadcasters

Territory Channels
Pakistan Pakistan TEN Cricket
Bangladesh Bangladesh Channel 9
India India Sony ESPN
Afghanistan Afghanistan 1tv Afghanistan
United Kingdom United Kingdom Sony TEN 5
United States United States Willow
Middle East and North Africa Sony ESPN

References

  1. Anwar Ali (10 December 2017). "T10 Cricket League". Pakistan Super League. Retrieved 10 December 2017.
  2. "2nd match, Group B (N), T10 League at Sharjah, Dec 14 2017 - Match Summary - ESPNCricinfo". ESPNcricinfo.
  3. "T10 Cricket League: Pakhtoons beat Maratha". Samaa. 14 December 2017. Retrieved 25 September 2018.
  4. "T10 League gets International Cricket Council (ICC) sanction". The Indian Express.
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