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World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2026: Full schedule, timing, and dates announced

The World Championship of Legends Season 3 dates are confirmed for October 3–18, 2026, featuring seven teams including new entrant Bangladesh. Here's what's locked in so far, with the full fixture list still to follow

WCL Season 3 official schedule graphic confirming October 3–18, 2026 dates with all seven teams — West Indies, Australia, England, India, South Africa, Pakistan, and Bangladesh
WCL Season 3 official schedule graphic confirming October 3–18, 2026 dates with all seven teams — West Indies, Australia, England, India, South Africa, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

The third season of the World Championship of Legends (WCL) in 2026 will begin on October 03 and run until October 18. The competition will feature former international cricket stars, including Australian opener David Warner, Yuvraj Singh, Dwayne Bravo, and AB de Villiers. The event will be staged in Sharjah and Dubai.  

India Champions won the very first season of the competition when they defeated Pakistan Champions in the final. In the second edition, South Africa Champions lifted the trophy by beating Pakistan. The 2026 edition is anticipated to bring another superb contest between the former stars of the game. 

WCL season 3 set for October 3–18, adds Bangladesh Champions as seventh team

The WCL 2026 will begin with the clash between India and Australia in the afternoon before the two Asian sides, Pakistan and Bangladesh, face each other. Both games will be played at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, which will host the first five days till October 07.

See Also: Know the reason why the Asian Legends League 2026 in Zambia got cancelled

After a day’s break, the action will move to the Dubai International Stadium, where India and Pakistan will face each other in the mouth-watering clash on October 10. Later on, Sharjah will return to host the last few games, along with the two semifinals and the final.

WCL 2026 full schedule and timings- 

Date

Match 1 (5:00 PM IST)

Match 2 (9:00 PM IST)

Venue

Oct 03

IND vs AUS

PAK vs BAN

SHARJAH CRICKET STADIUM

Oct 04

SA vs WI

IND vs ENG

Oct 05

AUS vs PAK

BAN vs ENG

Oct 06

IND vs SA

PAK vs WI

Oct 07

AUS vs BAN

ENG vs WI

Oct 08

REST DAY

 

Oct 09

AUS vs SA

BAN vs WI

DUBAI INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM  

Oct 10

ENG vs SA

IND vs PAK

Oct 11

AUS vs WI

IND vs BAN

Oct 12

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PAK vs SA

Oct 13

AUS vs ENG

IND vs WI

SHARJAH CRICKET STADIUM

Oct 14

ENG vs PAK

BAN vs SA

Oct 15

REST DAY

Oct 16

SEMI-FINAL 1

SEMI-FINAL 2

Oct 17

REST DAY

Oct 18

GRAND FINAL

Where to watch WCL 2026 — Broadcast and streaming plans revealed

The participating teams will include India Champions, Pakistan Champions, England Champions, Australia Champions, West Indies Champions, South Africa Champions, and Bangladesh Champions. They will bring champion players of different eras together, where fans can enjoy great entertainment.

See Also: David Warner's Independence Day message for India fans

The WCL 2026 will be available for fans to watch live on television and digital platforms. The Star Sports network will provide the television coverage in India, while FanCode may stream the games online.

The last two seasons were successful in terms of viewership and the quality of the games, and it’s expected to remain the same in 2026. 

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