The Abu Dhabi T10 Cricket League is set to return in November 2026, bringing high-octane cricket action back to the iconic Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium.
The tournament will run from November 7 to 20, featuring fast-paced matches in the popular 10-over format that has attracted fans from around the world.
The league administration has also announced major administrative and commercial plans for the new edition, under which Abu Dhabi Cricket and Sports Hub has taken over full administrative and commercial rights of the tournament.
According to officials, the new structure aims to establish the T10 League as a more stable and globally popular sports brand.
Arif Al-Awani, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Cricket and Sports Hub, said that the T10 League has quickly captured the attention of cricket fans around the world. He added that the league will continue to deliver fast-paced, thrilling competitions, featuring international star players and modern broadcasting facilities, as before.
On the other hand, the league’s founder, Shaji Ul Mulk, described this development as historic, stating that with institutional support and a strong management structure, the T10 League is now poised for greater global success.
According to Matt Boucher, Chief Executive of Abu Dhabi Cricket and Sports Hub, the league’s future focus will be on improved governance, a strong player system, and expanding global broadcasting and commercial opportunities to position the T10 League among the world’s leading cricket leagues.
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