The upcoming edition of the International League (ILT20 2025-26) is set witness a player auction for the first time. Ahead of that, all the six teams announced their list of retained players and new signings earlier today (July 7). The auction is slated to be held in September, while the season has been brought forward to a December-January window to avoid a cluttered January-February timeline. The season 4 will now start on December 2 with the final being played on January 6.
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Assam Women beat Malaysia Women by 6 wickets
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Philippines beat South Korea by 7 wickets
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Indonesia beat Philippines by 45 runs
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Turkey Women beat Greece Women by 2 runs
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Serbia Women beat Bulgaria Women by 8 wickets
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Turkey Women beat Serbia Women by 63 runs
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Ostend Tigers beat Liege Stallions by 66 runs
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Antwerp Giants beat Brussels Bashers by 6 wickets
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Antwerp Giants beat Leuven Lions by 17 runs
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Brussels Bashers beat Gent Wolves by 7 wickets
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Typhoons Women beat Scorchers Women by 8 wickets
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England U19 won by 7 wickets
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Fakhr-E-Kashmir beat Gujrat Cricket Club by 1 wickets
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England Women A beat New Zealand Women A by 6 wickets
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Mahe Megalo Strikers beat Karaikal Kniights by 6 wickets
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Villianur Mohit Kings won by 51 runs
Villianur Mohit Kings won by 51 runs
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Germany beat Tanzania by 4 wickets
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Bahrain beat Malawi by 7 wickets
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Iyanola Heritage beat Whiptail Smashers by 6 wickets (D/L) method
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Under the new auction model, the IILT20 has reduced its team salary cap by 20% for the upcoming 2025-26 season. Each franchise will now have a maximum budget of $2 million for player salaries, a decrease from the $2.5 million limit set during the league’s first three seasons.
Top Indian Premier League (IPL) stars like Sunil Narine and Andre Russell of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) have been retained by the Abu Dhabi (ADKR) outfit while defending champions Dubai Capitals (DC) have opted to keep the Sri Lankan duo of Dasun Shanaka and Dushmantha Chameera.
Abu Dhabi Knight Riders
Desert Vipers
Dubai Capitals
Gulf Giants
MI Emirates
Sharjah Warriorz
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) big-hitter Tim David found a new home in Sharjah Warriors while ADKR, who finished last in the six-team league last season, have added more power to their side by pre-signing Gujarat Titans (GT) star Sherfane Rutherford and RCB’s Liam Livingstone. Check below for the team-wise list of new signings.
Abu Dhabi Knight Riders
Desert Vipers
Dubai Capitals
Gulf Giants
MI Emirates
Sharjah Warriorz
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