World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 Cricket’s most famous retired stars are ready to bring a wave of apathy and enthusiasm, which returns to the pitch for a high-voltage T20 tournament.
The tournament, which will be in England from 18 July to 2 August, 2025, includes six teams: India Champions, Pakistan Champions, Australia Champions, England Champions, South Africa Champions and West Indies Champions. The fans are ready for an action-pack spectacle, as the iconic players who have left their mark on the game will once again compete.
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The format for WCL 2025 is a single round-robin, where each team plays every other team once, followed by a knockout stage to determine the champion. The matches will be held at several prestigious English locations, including Edgbaston, The Oval, Handingley, Grace Road and County Ground Northampton. Celebrity glamor, adding a touch of Bollywood actor Ajay Devgan The Indian team has co-owners.
After the success of the 2024 edition, which was also hosted and seen in England India’s champion won by defeating Pakistan Champion in the finalThe 2025 tournament promises to be another thrilling case. With an impressive lineup of legends such as Yuvraj Singh, Kieron Pollard, Mohammad Hafze, Brett Lee, Eoin Morgan and AB de Villiers, WCL 2025 has been designed to give competitive nostalgia and top-tier T20 drama, which inspires cricketing fans around the world with their previous nostalgies and fields.
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WCL 2025: fixture and match timing (IST)
- 18 July (Friday): England Champion vs Pakistan Champion – 9 pm
- 19 July (Saturday): West Indies Champions vs South Africa Champion – 5 pm
- 19 July (Saturday): England Champion vs Australia Champion – 9 pm
- 20 July (Sunday): India Champion vs Pakistan Champion – 9 pm
- 22 July (Tuesday): England Champion vs West Indies Champion – 5 pm
- 22 July (Tuesday): India Champion vs South Africa Champion – 9 pm
- 23 July (Wednesday): Australia Champion vs West Indies Champion – 9 pm
- July 24 (Thursday): South Africa Champion vs England Champion – 9 pm
- 25 July (Friday): Pakistan Champion vs South Africa Champion – 9 pm
- 26 July (Saturday): India Champion vs Australia Champion – 5 pm
- 26 July (Saturday): Pakistan Champion vs West Indies Champion – 9 pm
- 27 July (Sunday): South Africa Champion vs Australia Champion – 5 pm
- 27 July (Sunday): India Champion vs England Champion – 9 pm
- July 29 (Tuesday): Australia Champion vs Pakistan Champion – 5 pm
- July 29 (Tuesday): India Champion vs West Indies Champion – 9 pm
- July 31 (Thursday): First semi -finals – 5 pm
- July 31 (Thursday): Second semi -finals – 9 pm
- August 2 (Saturday): Last – 9 pm
*IST = GMT+ 5:30 pm
Broadcasting and live streaming details
- India: Star Sports 1; Fancode
- USA and Canada: Willow TV [Sign up here]
- Australia: Fox Sports; Kayo Sports and FoxTel
- South Africa: Supersport
- Pakistan: Spectacle
- Mena Country: TV by E and Starz
- UK: TNT sports
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