Season 2 of ILT20 kicks off on January 19

 This edition, efforts have been made to minimize the overlap with SA20.

This edition, efforts have been made to minimize the overlap with SA20. © Getty

The second season of ILT20 in the UAE is set to kick off on January 19. The schedule, which was revealed on Wednesday (August 23), once again overlaps with SA20, similar to the first season. However, efforts have been made to minimize the conflict between the two programmes. SA20 is scheduled to run from January 10 to February 10.

The six-team league, the largest in the UAE and with a viewership of over 367 million in the first season, will conclude on February 18. The organizers have indicated that the complete schedule will be announced at a later date.

For the second consecutive year, six teams will be participating: Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, Desert Vipers, Dubai Capitals, Gulf Giants, MI Emirates, and Sharjah Warriors. The competition will follow a 34-match format, including 30 group games and four playoffs, culminating in the final.

Earlier this week, the league introduced a star-studded lineup featuring players such as David Willey, Josh Little, Alex Hales, David Warner, Mark Wood, Akeal Hosein, and Corey Anderson, among others, who have signed up for different sides.

Signed by MI Emirates, Ambati Rayudu will be the lone Indian in the league. Yusuf Pathan and Robin Uthappa, who had played in the first season, have been released by Dubai Capitals.

However, another Indian is Saurabh Netravalkar, who played for U-19 India and currently represents US. An engineering graduate from Mumbai University, Netravalkar played domestic cricket for Mumbai. He has been roped in by Gulf Giants.

There are also a few Pakistan players in the line-up, including Shadab Khan and Shaheen Shah Afridi, who have been signed up by the Desert Vipers side. Each team is allowed to have up to 25 players with a player pool of $ 2.5 million.

The defending champions are Gulf Giants, owned by the Adani Group. Led by James Vince, the Giants emerged victorious by defeating Avram Glazer-owned Desert Vipers by seven wickets in the final of the inaugural season.

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