WCL 2025 retains status as cricket’s second-most watched league worldwide
WCL 2025 draws 409 million viewers, retaining its position as the second-most-watched cricket league worldwide. AB de Villiers’ comeback and the Pakistan vs South Africa final create a global buzz.
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The World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 has once again generated a high level of globally focused cricket fanfare, further affirming its stature as the second highest pooping cricket league in the globe. The tournament was viewed by an astonishing 409 million patrons all over the world, a proof of a 20% increase from last season, at least as indicated by an announcement detailing their press release by the organizers of the tournament. The expanded popularity of the tournament is remarkable considering it fell short of a long-anticipated India-Pakistan throwdown.
However, the absence of the traditional rivalry only intensified the chatter surrounding the tournament on social media. Fans had terrific debates on Instagram, YouTube, and X discussing professional players who performed well and memorable moments. An unforgettable moment was the return of AB de Villiers - his performance rekindled nostalgic memories of cricketing glory days and kept audiences captivated.
WCL 2025 Final Draws Global Attention
Based on engagement information, the final game between the Pakistan Champions and South Africa Champions was of global proportions. And having been aired in the UK on Sony Max, it had record viewership and was reportedly one of the most-watched events in the UK. Additionally, the final had a TRP in Pakistan of 6.1, overtaking a number of live bilateral series currently. The conversation also echoed across India as fans discussed the heroics from AB de Villiers, as well as having the tournament trend on multiple social platforms in the country.
The WCL's growing global scope, along with its unique format and legendary players, has transcended tournaments to become a celebration of that cricket journey with audiences and fans. By blending nostalgia and great cricket action, the World Championship of Legends has continued to distinguish itself from others, providing an opportunity for cricket fans of all ages to appreciate great cricket. With record viewing numbers and a growing fan base, the WCL 2025 has cemented its place in the cricket calendar as a must-view event.
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