Retired Cricketers From Asia Compete in New League: Asian Legends League T20

A new T20 cricket league featuring retired Asian cricketers will take place in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, starting March 10. Former India chief selector Chetan Sharma is endorsing the event, known as the Asian Legends League (ALL T20). The tournament will run until March 18, bringing together five teams from across the continent.

Teams participating include Indian Royals, Sri Lankan Lions, Bangladesh Tigers, Afghanistan Pathans, and Rest of Asian Stars. “The ALL T20 is more than just a cricket league – it’s a celebration of retired Asian cricketers coming together. The league gives fans an exciting opportunity to watch legends from all corners of Asia compete in a country-versus-country clash,” said league commissioner Chetan Sharma.

A draft will determine the squads, with registered players selected in New Delhi on February 15. Coaches for the tournament include Herschelle Gibbs (Bangladesh Tigers), Shivnarine Chanderpaul (Afghanistan Pathans), and Marvan Atapattu (Asian Stars).

Matches will take place at the Miraj International Cricket Stadium in Nathdwara. The schedule begins with Afghanistan Pathans facing Asian Stars at 3 PM on March 10, followed by Indian Royals taking on Bangladesh Tigers at 7 PM. Games continue daily until March 14, leading to the knockout rounds starting March 15. The final will be played on March 18 at 7 PM.