New Delhi: A great news for cricket fans. The T10 League is going to start once again. In which many veterans of the cricket world will be seen in the field. The third season of the T10 League is set to begin in Abu Dhabi from 14 November. After two successful seasons, the league's Cheymanman Saji ul Mulk has expressed hope that the third season will also be a great success. The tournament was started in 2017, but in the very first season, there were discussions about match-fixing. This proved to be wrong and this form of cricket was seen as a future model.
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In the first season of the T10 League, the Kerala Kings won the title and in the second season, the Northern Warriors won the title. The T10 league consists of a 10–10 over match and it gets completed in 90 minutes. These tournaments are played on the basis of round-robin format and then the eliminator, semi-final and final matches. Six teams participated in the first season of this tournament. In the second season the number of teams increased to eight and this time nine teams will take part in it.
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Two new teams will take part in this season including Pakistan Cricket League team Kalandars and Bangladesh Premier League team Bangla Tigers. On the other hand, the 2008 runners-up Team Pakhtuns will not be a part of this season. At the same time, two franchises Bengal Tigers and Sindhi were rebranded and replaced by Delhi Bulls and Deccan Gladiators. This time in the league, Rashid Khan, Shahid Afridi, Eoin Morgan, Shane Watson Andre Russell and Zaheer Khan will be seen.
