
MLC 2025: Qualification scenario for all the participating six teams
Find out how the teams are stacked up in the points table and how many wins are required for them to make it to the playoffs.

Find out how the teams are stacked up in the points table and how many wins are required for them to make it to the playoffs.

San Francisco Unicorns defeated Seattle Orcas by 32 runs in Match 16 of MLC 2025 to become the first team to qualify for the playoffs with 12 points.

San Francisco Unicorns defeated Seattle Orcas by 32 runs in Match 16 of MLC 2025, with strong performances from Romario Shepherd and Haris Rauf helping them stay unbeaten.

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The Seattle Orcas vs San Francisco Unicorns (SEA vs SF) match has been scheduled for the 16th game of the MLC 2025.

On Wednesday evening (June 25), the Seattle Orcas vs San Francisco Unicorns (SEA vs SF) match has been scheduled for the 16th fixture of the MLC 2025 at Grand Prairie Stadium in Grand Prairie in Dallas.

In the 16th match of the MLC 2025, Seattle Orcas vs San Francisco Unicorns (SEA vs SF) will be played at Grand Prairie Stadium in Grand Prairie on Wednesday evening.
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Seattle Orcas and San Francisco Unicorns gear up for a thrilling MLC showdown packed with power-hitters and fiery bowlers. With stars like Klaasen, Allen, Raza, and Rauf on display, expect non-stop action from the first ball.

Seattle Orcas take on San Francisco Unicorns in a high-stakes MLC 2025 clash featuring explosive batters and fiery pacers. With Klaasen, Warner, Allen, and Rauf in action, expect a thrilling contest from ball one.
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Seattle Orcas, led by Heinrich Klaasen, face Corey Anderson’s San Francisco Unicorns in Match 16 of MLC 2025 at Grand Prairie Stadium, where stats favor bowling first and SF leads the head-to-head
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