The rise of T20 cricket leagues like the Indian Premier League (IPL) and Big Bash League (BBL) has had a major impact on the sport. Saudi Arabia's proposed T20 league is set to be a significant milestone in the country's cricket development. It provides opportunities for both local and international players.
The concept is the brainchild of former Australian cricketer Neil Maxwell, who also manages Pat Cummins and has served on the boards of the Australian Cricketers’ Association and Cricket NSW.
Saudi Arabia Prepared to Inject $800 Million for Global T20 League
The report added that a consortium of investors is ready to back the new global T20 league. Saudi Arabia is prepared to invest $800 million into the project, with the plans shared anonymously.
Saudi-Backed T20 League Needs Approval from ICC and Cricket Australia
SRJ Sports Investments, led by former Australian soccer executive Danny Townsend, is behind Saudi Arabia’s proposed global T20 league. The Saudi Public Investment Fund has also acquired a minority stake in DAZN, which owns Australian cricket broadcaster Foxtel.
The league will introduce new franchises in established cricket nations, including Australia, as well as emerging markets. Both men’s and women’s competitions are planned, with the final in Saudi Arabia.
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