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Leading Indian online IGaming platform Badshahcric is excited to announce its sponsorship for the exhilarating Zim Afro T10 League. September 21, 2024, is when the short-format league is scheduled to start, with September 29 serving as the championship game. Six franchises from the Zim Afro League, powered by Badshahcric, will rule cricket supremely in Harare, the nation’s capital.
The newest format to enter the cricket zeitgeist in short-format cricket is T10. The Ten 10 format offers the highest level of thrill and excitement. The excitement and intensity of a short-format league will be replicated in the Zim Afro T10 league. With the support of top-tier iGaming sites like Badshahcric, Zim Afro T10 is aiming for yet another success following the triumph of the first season in 2023.
Zim Afro T10 League Powered By Badshahcric
Offering the greatest online betting experience in India is Badshahcric’s mission. Through Badshahcric, Indian cricket fans will now have the chance to wager on their preferred teams and players. Thus, as the Zim Afro T10 League Powered By Badshahcric gets started, the excitement is growing. Prepare for the major event and use Badshahcric to make it profitable.
A Peek Into the Formidable Squad of All Franchises
Six teams are competing in the second edition of the Zim Afro T10 League. The teams are named after cities: Johannesburg, Cape Town, Bulawayo, and Harare, except the Pakistani franchise Durban Qalandars. Each of the six T10 teams competing in the Zim Afro League has the following complete roster.
Harare Bolts
George Munsey (Scotland), Rishad Hossain (Bangladesh), James Neesham (New Zealand: Icon), Shehan Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka), Dasun Shanaka (Sri Lanka: Global Superstar), Kennar Lewis (West Indies), Luke Jongwe, Alex Falao, Arineshto Vhezha, Richard Gleeson (England), Junaid Siddique (UAE), Lahiru Milantha (USA), Sean Williams, Faraz Akram, Brandon Mavuta, Michael Palmer (West Indies), Janishka Perera (Sri Lanka)
Bulawayo Braves Jaguars
Nick Hobson (Australia), Kobe Herft (Australia), Richard Ngarava, Brad Evans, Wellington Masakadza, David Warner (Australia: Icon), Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies), Wessly Madhevere, Panashe Taruvinga, Sabir Ali (UAE), Akila Dhananjaya (Sri Lanka), Victor Chirwa, Laurie Evans (England), Vishas Thewmika (Sri Lanka), Kirk McKenzie (West Indies), Anamul Haque (Bangladesh)
Durban Wolves
Mark Chapman (New Zealand: Icon), Will Smeed (England), Sharjeel Khan (Pakistan), Muhammad Irfan (Pakistan), Innocent Kaia, Emmanuel Bawa, Muhammad Rohid (UAE), Dawlat Zadran (Afghanistan), Yasir Shah (Pakistan), Colin Munro (New Zealand: Global Superstar), Regis Chakabva, Gary Ballance, Tinotenda Maposa, Donald Tiripano, Muhammad Waseem (UAE), Mbeki Joseph (West Indies), Raveen De Silva (Sri Lanka)
Cape Town Samp Army
Dawid Malan (England), Gulbadin Naib (Afghanistan), Qais Ahmed (Afghanistan), Adam Rossington (England), Shahnawaz Dahani (Pakistan), Haider Ali (Pakistan: Global Superstar), Michael Frost (SA), Brian Chari, Tawanda Maposa, David Willey (England: Icon), Sineth Jayawardena (Sri Lanka), Brian Bennett, Tadiwanashe Marumani, Ben Curran, Rohan Mustafa (UAE), Salman Irshad (Pakistan), Leonardo Julien (West Indies),
NYS Lagos
Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka: Icon), Najibullah Zadran (Afghanistan), Blessing Muzarabani (Zimbabwe: Global Superstar), Nyasha Mayavo, Binura Fernando (Sri Lanka), Ryan Burl, Clive Madande, Dion Myers, Romario Roach (West Indies), Newman Nyamhuri, Asif Ali (Pakistan), Akhilesh Bogudum (USA), Oshane Thomas (West Indies), Joshua Bishop (West Indies), Kaveesh Sathsara (Sri Lanka), Avishka Fernando (Sri Lanka), Matiullah Khan (UAE)
Jo’Burg Bangla Tigers
Charith Asalanka (Sri Lanka), Hazratullah Zazai (Afghanistan), Adam Milne (New Zealand), Luke Wood (England), Chris Lynn (Australia: Global Superstar), Tashinga Musekiwa, Mohammad Shahzad (Afghanistan), Jihnathan Campbell, Tinashe Muchawaya, Kimani Melius (West Indies), Karim Janat (Afghanistan) Sikandar Raza, Tendai Chatara, Antum Naqvi, Kusal Perera (Sri Lanka: Icon), George Linde (SA), Kevin Koththigoda (Sri Lanka).
A High-Octane Fixture Like Never Before
The Zim Afro T10 League’s most recent 2nd edition has different fixtures than its previous season because NYS Lagos, a new participant, has joined the league. As a result, cricket enthusiasts everywhere are excited to watch the event play out. All six franchises have a roster full of talented players from around the globe, so there’s no doubt that the matchups will be tight and competitive when they face off. You can refer to the complete fixture given below:
Take a look at the complete schedule of Zim Afro T10 League 2024 here.
The Key Players to Watch Out For
The Zim Afro T10 League promises the audience to bring gripping action to the Harare Sports Club. The thrilling cricket league will witness some of the best players from the country. Here are some of the noted players to watch out for especially while you’re trying your luck.
The likes of Colin Munro, David Warner, Sikandar Raza, Dawid Malan, and Thisara Perera will be taking part in the tournament to heat up the environment. The aforementioned players are veterans and popular in the world of cricket.
Where to Stream the Matches Live?
There are various networks through which you can catch your favorite players and teams in action. Here are some of the popular platforms that offer the live streaming service of the Zim Afro T10 League 2024:
Country – TV Channels & Live Streaming Zim Afro T10 League 2024
India – Live Stream on the FanCode app and website.
Zimbabwe – ZTN Prime
UAE, Qatar & Parts of Oman and Saudi Arabia – elifeTV
South Africa – SABC
Sri Lanka – PEO TV
Pakistan – Geo, PTV Sports
USA & Canada – Willow TV
Caribbean – SportsMax
UK & Ireland – Viaplay Xtra
Bangladesh – T Sports
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