A new season of the Abu Dhabi T10 League kicks off on Thursday, November 21 with the hosts Team Abu Dhabi taking on one of the two new teams Ajman Bolts in the opener. The eighth edition of the tournament has gotten bigger and better with some high-profile signings and a couple of new sides.
Australia will be up against Pakistan in a three-match T20 series following as many ODIs. It was a disappointing show from the hosts in the ODIs but with the T20 specialists back, Australia under a new captain will be keen for a fresh start while Pakistan look to take the winning momentum into it.
England will take on the West Indies in a five-match T20 series starting on November 9 (local time) in Barbados. England levelled the series 1-1 they played a T20I series last and will be keen to turn over the West Indies in their own backyard, who have picked a strong squad themselves.
India will take on South Africa in a short four-match T20 series that lasts a week at best. The series begins in Durban with the T20 World Champions set to tour the whole rainbow nation. India have called up three players for the first time in T20Is while the Proteas will see their seniors return.
India A will be up against Australia A in the second and final unofficial Test in Melbourne starting November 7. Australia A won the opening clash rather comfortably. Australia will have an eye on Nathan McSweeney as the potential opener for Perth Test and for India, KL Rahul will be in spotlight.
Afghanistan will be on cloud nine after beating South Africa 2-1 in the three-match ODI series in September and now the Bangladesh assignment will be another step in the right direction towards preparation for the Champions Trophy. Bangladesh, on the other hand, would want to start afresh.
The D-Day is here as far as the IPL is concerned. The loyalties will be tested, how far the negotiations were successful will be seen and crores of money will be at play as all 10 teams get their planning implemented ahead of the IPL 2025 auction with the deadline coming to a close.
The 10th edition and probably the biggest of the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) will kick off on Sunday, October 27 with the defending champions Adelaide Strikers taking on the Brisbane Heat in the opener, in a repeat of last year's final.
Bangladesh will be up against South Africa in the two-match Test series starting in Dhaka on Monday, October 21. Bangladesh may not have enough points to make it to the World Test Championship, but it is an important series for the Proteas.
West Indies will be up against New Zealand in the Women's T20 World Cup semi-final for the third time in history and with the head-to-head tied, the stakes were never high for a cracker of a knockout clash. The winner will take on South Africa in the final.
Team India will be up against New Zealand in the first Test of the three-match series in Bengaluru, starting Wednesday, October 16. The Black Caps will be under pressure coming off two back-to-back 2-0 series defeats while India will be keen to sweep another series before going to Australia.
Pakistan have made quite a few changes to their side ahead of the second and third Tests against England in Multan and Rawalpindi. England already have the 1-0 lead in the series and would be keen to seal the series on what is likely to be a used pitch in Multan.
Sri Lanka will be up against the West Indies in a three-match T20 series in Thailand. Sri Lanka lost the series against India 3-0 and even though they did well in ODIs, they need to get better in the shortest format as the West Indies even without a few of their first-choice players will test them.
Pakistan will be up against England in a three-match Test series starting Monday, October 7 in Multan. Pakistan haven't been great of late in Test cricket and would want to make a strong comeback while England would want to stay alive in the race for a spot in the WTC final.
After 30 gruelling matches coming thick and fast, four remain out of six in search of silverware in the 2024 edition of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). Guyana Amazon Warriors despite the loss to the Trinbago Knight Riders in their final game, finished at the top of the table.
13 spots are to be filled in the SA20 Auction ahead of the third season of the highly popular league in just two seasons in South Africa. Reeza Hendricks, Shamar Joseph, Josh Little and Naseem Shah are among the marquee players as the six franchises look to fill up their squads.
South Africa will be in action in the T20 format for the first time since the T20 World Cup final defeat to India. Aiden Markram will be leading a young side bereft of several of its first-choice players while Ireland will be playing with a new order, with Lorcan Tucker set to open.
England and Australia will be playing their respective first series after last year's World Cup and this will be the start of their preparation for the Champions Trophy. Apart from Pat Cummins, all the big boys are back for Australia while Buttler-less England have got a few of the Test guys back.
New Zealand have been going through a rough patch in international cricket, T20Is in particular and have lost seven matches in the format in a row. In such a form, facing Australia can be tough but before the Women's T20 World Cup, this might just be the test the White Ferns would have wanted.
Afghanistan didn't get to play the Test match against New Zealand due to poor conditions and weather in Greater Noida, but will now get back into action in the ODI series against South Africa in Sharjah. South Africa have picked a young squad and would hope to find some new heroes during the series.
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