Ahead of the upcoming season of the 2026 International League T20 (ILT20), the league hierarchy has issued some guidelines for all of the participating teams. The guideline has been issued regarding the team-building process.
According to the latest guidelines, every ILT20 franchise will be required to secure at least 4 Afghanistan players and one player from Ireland. Teams will be allowed to sign a maximum number of 11 overseas players, including 4 cricketers from Afghanistan and one from Ireland.
Fresh guidelines ahead of the 2026 ILT20 season
The directives are issued ahead of the sixth edition of the franchise league. This year’s ILT20 is scheduled to start from November 22 to with the final match on December 20. There will be 6 teams in the competition.
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— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) June 3, 2026Teams which will be featured in ILT20: Abu Dhabi Knight Riders (Owned by Kolkata Knight Riders), Desert Vipers (Owned by Lancer Capital), Dubai Capitals (Owned by GMR Group), Gulf Giants (Owned by Adani Sportsline), MI Emirates (Owned by Reliance Industries / Mumbai Indians), Sharjah Warriorz (Owned by Capri Global).
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