WCL 2025 Schedule released as cricket legends set to return for T20 showdown

The World Championship of Legends (WCL) has returned, as the fans will get another chance to witness their favorite players from the past on the biggest stage of the game. The biggest game of the season, the most-awaited and mouth-watering encounter, between India and Pakistan, will take place on July 20 at Edgbaston in Birmingham.

Yuvraj Singh will lead the Blue Brigade, while the former captain of the Green Brigade, Shahid Afridi, will be the skipper of the Pakistan side. Both of them were the respective leaders of the teams, even in the previous editions of the game where the Indian team beat their arch rivals in the final of the tournament.

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However, the opening clash of the season will be between England and the runners-up of the last season on July 18, before the West Indies and South Africa meet each other on the very next day for the afternoon clash, before the Ashes rivalry starts between England and Australia at the same venue. Along with Edgbaston, the NCC stadium in Northampton, Upton Street, and Leeds in Headingley will also host the group-stage games of the season.

WCL 2025 schedule released as India to face Pakistan on July 20

AB de Villiers will return to lead the Proteas while Chris Gayle, the Universe Boss, will entertain the crowds besides leading the West Indies side, who will also have Dwayne Bravo in the playing eleven alongside Dinesh Ramdin, Ashley Nurse, and many other former players.

Brett Lee will be the captain of the Australian team, while the 2019 World Cup-winning captain for England, Eoin Morgan, will be the leader of the Three Lions.

Fixture	Date and Time	Venue
England vs Pakistan	July 18 at 9 pm	Edgbaston
West Indies vs South Africa	July 19 at 5 pm	Edgbaston
England vs Australia	July 19 at 9 pm	Edgbaston
India vs Pakistan	July 20 at 9pm	Edgbaston
England vs West Indies	July 22 at 5pm	NCCC stadium
India vs South Africa	July 22 at 5pm	NCCC stadium
Australia vs West Indies	July 23 at 9pm	NCCC stadium
England vs South Africa	July 24 at 9pm	Upton street
South Africa vs Pakistan	July 25at 9pm	Upton Street
India vs Australia	July 26 at 5pm	Headingley
Pakistan vs West Indies	July 26 9pm	Headingley
South Africa vs Australia	July 27 5pm	Headingley
India vs England	July 27 9pm	Headingley
Australia vs Pakistan	July 29 at 5pm	Upton street
India vs West Indies	July 29 at 9pm	Upton street
Semifinal 01	July 31 at 5 pm	Edgbaston
Semifinal 02	July 31 at 9pm	Edgbaston
Final	August 02 at 9pm	Edgbaston