WCL 2024: Yuvraj Singh, Kevin Pietersen starrer franchise league releases schedule, India to face Pak on Jul 6
The cricketing world is abuzz with excitement as the World Championship of Legends (WCL) announces its eagerly awaited schedule, set to commence on 3 July 2024 at the prestigious Edgbaston in the United Kingdom.
Infused with the timeless rivalry between India and Pakistan, the schedule promises a riveting display of cricketing excellence. The action-packed tournament opens with a clash between England and India, alongside Australia taking on Pakistan, igniting the competitive spirit from the very start.
As the tournament progresses, each day unfolds with thrilling matchups, capturing the essence of cricket’s most storied rivalry. Highlights include the much-anticipated showdown between arch-rivals India and Pakistan on July 6th, promising to captivate audiences worldwide.
The schedule further builds on this excitement with captivating fixtures such as India facing off against Australia on July 8th and Pakistan on July 9th, ensuring fans are treated to a spectacle of cricketing prowess.
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On July 12th, the tournament reaches its climax with the semi-finals, where the top contenders battle it out for a spot in the finals. The journey culminates on July 13th with the highly anticipated finals, promising an unforgettable conclusion to this extraordinary cricketing extravaganza.
Presenting an exhilarating lineup of matches that will showcase the pinnacle of cricketing talent, and with the strategic inclusion of the legendary India-Pakistan rivalry into the schedule, fans can anticipate an unparalleled experience filled with excitement and drama.
Schedule
3 July: ENG vs IND, AUS V PAK
4 July: SA vs ENG, PAK vs WI
5 July: AUS vs SA, IND vs WI
6 July: ENG vs AUS, IND vs PAK
7 July: SA vs WI, ENG vs PAK
8 July: IND vs AUS
9 July: WI vs ENG, SA vs PAK
10 July: WI vs AUS, IND vs SA
12 July: SF2 vs SF3, SF1 vs SF4
13 July: Finals