The 2025 edition of the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) is set to take place from 10 to 18 July at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence, featuring five elite T20 franchises from around the world. With 11 competitive matches on the schedule, the GSL 2025 promises to showcase thrilling action, global cricketing talent, and high-stakes entertainment, all vying for the coveted US$1 million prize pool.

This year’s GSL features champions and finalists from the top T20 leagues around the world:

• Central Stags (New Zealand—Super Smash champions)
• Dubai Capitals (UAE – ILT20 champions)
• Guyana Amazon Warriors (West Indies—2024 CPL finalists)
• Hobart Hurricanes XI (Australia—BBL champions)
• Rangpur Riders (Bangladesh—defending GSL champions)

These powerhouse teams will battle it out in a round-robin format, with the top two teams qualifying for the final on July 18.

GSL 2025: Live Streaming & Broadcast Details

Live telecast and streaming rights for GSL 2025 are expected to follow previous patterns, with updates to be confirmed by the GSL organizers. Based on regional broadcasting trends:

• India: Likely on Star Sports Network and FanCode App.
• Caribbean: Expected on SportsMax
• UK: BT Sport
• USA: Likely on BT Sport.
  (Official confirmation pending; updates expected soon.)

GSL 2025 Squads

Hobart Hurricanes XI
Ben McDermott, Billy Stanlake, Nikhil Chaudhary, Jackson Bird, Tim Ward, Jake Doran, Raf MacMillan, Marcus Bean, Mac Wright, Sahibzada Farhan, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Nabi, and Odean Smith.

Rangpur Riders
Nurul Hasan Sohan, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammed Naim Sheikh, Mahidul Islam Ankon, Kamrul Islam Rabbi, Mohammed Saif Hassan, Abu Haider Rony, Rakibul Hasan, Yasir Ali Chowdhury, Kyle Mayers, Tabraiz Shamsi, Ibrahim Zadran, Iftikhar Ahmed, Akif Javed, Harmeet Singh, and Khawaja Nafay.

Guyana Amazon Warriors
Imran Tahir, Evin Lewis, Johnson Charles, Moeen Ali, Shimron Hetmyer, Saud Shakeel, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Akeal Hossein, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Mark Adair, Jewel Andrew, Shamar Springer, and Amir Jangoo.

Central Stags
Tom Bruce (captain), Doug Bracewell, Will Clark, Josh Clarkson, Dane Cleaver, Toby Findlay, Dean Foxcroft, Curtis Heaphy, Jayden Lennox, Ajaz Patel, Angus Schaw, Blair Tickner, Will Young, and Matthew Forde.

Dubai Capitals
Sediqullah Atal, Rovman Powell, Kadeem Alleyne, Jordan Ethan Zahir Johnson, Dominic Conneil Drakes, Bevon Jacobs, Zeeshan Naseer, Alishan Sharafu, Aryaman Varma, Kaleem Sana Rehman, Said Shah, and Farhan Khan.

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GSL 2025 Fixtures (All matches at Guyana National Stadium, Providence)

The Dubai Capitals have officially confirmed their participation in the much-awaited 2025 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL), which is set to be held from 10 to 18 July at Guyana National Stadium in Providence. Comprising 11 engaging T20 encounters, the GSL will unite five international franchises for a high-octane tournament in the midst of the Caribbean.

Entering into the competition as the current International League T20 (ILT20) champions, the Dubai Capitals bring strong momentum to the GSL. Earlier this year, they won their first ILT20 title with a commanding performance in the final against the Desert Vipers, capitalizing on their runner-up position in 2024.

The Dubai Capitals are owned by GMR Sports, the sports division of the GMR Group, which is a significant global contender in sports and infrastructure. GMR Sports has teams established in India, the UAE, USA, and the UK, and continues to grow franchise cricket around the world. The Dubai Capitals competing in the GSL as an investment in elite sporting events and a move to further the global reach of cricket.

Strong Backing and Global Presence

The addition of the Dubai Capitals brings further star power and competitive edge to the tournament. Sir Clive Lloyd, Chairman of the Guyana Global Super League, shared his excitement: “We’re thrilled to welcome the Dubai Capitals to Guyana for this year’s tournament. As ILT20 champions, they bring a wealth of talent and experience that will elevate the competition. We’re sure both the team and their supporters will enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and warm hospitality that Guyana is known for.”

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Satyam Trivedi, CEO of GMR Sports, added, “We’re excited to see the Dubai Capitals take the field on another major international stage. Our mission at GMR Sports has always been to nurture talent and foster cross-cultural connections through cricket. The GSL is a fantastic platform to do just that, and we’re proud to be part of it.”

Alongside Dubai Capitals, other participating franchises in the 2025 GSL are the Central Stags (New Zealand), Guyana Amazon Warriors (West Indies), Hobart Hurricanes XI (Australia), and Rangpur Riders (Bangladesh).

The Dubai Capitals 2025 GSL team consists of:
Sediqullah Atal, Rovman Powell, Kadeem Alleyne, Jordan Ethan Zahir Johnson, Dominic Conneil Drakes, Bevon Jacobs, Zeeshan Naseer, Alishan Sharafu, Aryaman Varma, Kaleem Sana Rehman, Said Shah, and Farhan Khan.

The Central Stags have confirmed their team for the first ExxonMobil Global Super League (GSL) 2025, as the decorated New Zealand domestic side prepares to showcase its firepower in Providence from 10 to 18 July. Backed by a title-winning 2024/25 Dream11 Super Smash season, the Stags are set to put their mettle to the test in Caribbean soil.

Captain by explosive middle-order batsman Tom Bruce, a New Zealand record holder for the quickest List A fifty (off 16 balls), the team is strengthened by a diverse mix of international experience and budding domestic players. Bruce shares this rare 16-ball half-century record with West Indies fast bowler Matthew Forde, who will also be part of the team as an overseas recruit.

The team is packed with expertise, featuring nine caps at the international level in the form of Ajaz Patel, Blair Tickner, Will Young, Doug Bracewell, and Moeen Ali. Their competition journey will begin against the Dubai Capitals on 10 July, and then the crunch matches against Guyana Amazon Warriors, Hobart Hurricanes XI, and reigning champions Rangpur Riders.

International Class and Youthful Energy

Doug Bracewell's return—his 100th career T20 game is looming—is huge. He arrives off a period playing for Joburg Super Kings and gains valuable leadership and all-round timber. Returning BLACKCAPS Dean Foxcroft and Ajaz Patel also join, giving both departments more depth. Patel's return from injury tops a strong spin group, assisted by potential left-armer Jayden Lennox and all-rounders Angus Schaw and Foxcroft.

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The pace attack boasts in-form Blair Tickner and thrill-seeker Matthew Forde, who also contributes a finishing punch with the bat. Top-order in-form players are Will Young, Josh Clarkson, and Dane Cleaver, while Curtis Heaphy and Will Clark head the young guns following strong domestic performances.

The Central Stags 2025 GSL squad includes:
Tom Bruce (captain), Doug Bracewell, Will Clark, Josh Clarkson, Dane Cleaver, Toby Findlay, Dean Foxcroft, Curtis Heaphy, Jayden Lennox, Ajaz Patel, Angus Schaw, Blair Tickner, Will Young, and Matthew Forde.

The Super Smash Champions are ready for the GSL challenge! 🇳🇿

The Central Stags announce their squad for the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League 🌎

READ MORE: https://t.co/iZ9iaQAASD#GSLT20 #GlobalSuperLeague #CentralStags pic.twitter.com/HnjArwvh2a

— Global Super League (@gslt20) June 13, 2025

Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) have released their 15-player side for the 2025 ExxonMobil Global Super League (GSL), as they prepare to defend their home turf at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence. With an intimidating combination of experienced internationals and emerging Caribbean talents, the Warriors are ready to give a performance to remember in front of their home crowd.

Having recorded a strong third-place finish in the first 2024 edition, the Warriors have maintained a sound core with strategic reinforcements. Seasoned players such as leg-spin sorcerer Imran Tahir, English all-rounder Moeen Ali, pace king Romario Shepherd, and left-arm spinner Gudakesh Motie are back to lead the side's activities across departments.

The GSL 2025 will kick off on 10 July, with the Warriors launching their campaign in a high-octane battle against Rangpur Riders, who won the last edition, in the night match, after the tournament starter between first-timers Central Stags (New Zealand) and Hobart Hurricanes XI (Australia). Having six strong teams like the ILT20's Dubai Capitals, the GSL this year will present world-class T20 cricket.

New Faces and Key Absentees

The Warriors have added depth to their team with some game-changing signings. The explosive openers Johnson Charles and Evin Lewis are new additions along with emerging wicketkeeper-batters Amir Jangoo and Jewel Andrew. Afghan opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz also returns, having made an impact in earlier CPL campaigns with his pugilistic shot selection.

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In the bowling ranks, Irish seamer Mark Adair and spin all-rounder Akeal Hossein bring depth and diversity, while Saud Shakeel of Pakistan brings balance to the middle order. But the team would miss Shai Hope, Kevlon Anderson, and Roston Chase—missing out on West Indies Test action—as well as all-rounder Keemo Paul, who is recovering from injury.

The Guyana Amazon Warriors 2025 GSL squad includes:
Imran Tahir, Evin Lewis, Johnson Charles, Moeen Ali, Shimron Hetmyer, Saud Shakeel, Romario Shepherd, Dwain Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Akeal Hossein, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Mark Adair, Jewel Andrew, Shamar Springer, and Amir Jangoo.

Warrior Nation is primed for battle at home! 🇬🇾

The Guyana Amazon Warriors confirm their squad for the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League 🌎

READ MORE: https://t.co/bRxdaFMyhc#GSLT20 #GlobalSuperLeague #GuyanaAmazonWarriors pic.twitter.com/MCQrEqDkQg

— Global Super League (@gslt20) June 13, 2025

The defending champions, Rangpur Riders, have officially announced their squad for the upcoming 2025 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL), set to be held at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence from 10 to 18 July. As titleholders, the Riders will return to Caribbean shores looking to replicate their dramatic title run from last year and retain their crown.

In the 2024 season, Rangpur Riders turned it around with a grand flourish—beginning with three straight losses followed by three consecutive victories to capture the title. Their gritty fightback, which was fueled by good leadership, an attacking bowling pack, and aggressive top-order hitting, endeared them to fans and entrenched themselves in GSL lore.

With one of the best records in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) for consistency, the Riders arrive with a history of high-quality cricket. BPL champions in 2017 and constant playoff hopefuls ever since, Rangpur continues to show us the characteristics of will and reserve that define quality T20 franchises.

Star Power and Strategic Depth

The Riders have kept the mainstay of their 2024 championship team intact. Wicket-keeper captain Nurul Hasan comes back to captain the team, accompanied by top scorer of the tournament Soumya Sarkar and pace head Kamrul Islam Rabbi. They are supported by a combination of local heroics in Mohammed Naim Sheikh, Yasir Ali, and Abu Haider Rony, each of whom contributes crucial domestic and international experience.

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The global playing list includes dynamic West Indian opener Kyle Mayers, South African wrist-spinner Tabraiz Shamsi, Afghan batting prodigy Ibrahim Zadran, and experienced Pakistani all-rounder Iftikhar Ahmed. They bring their numbers up in Rangpur's roster with diversity, regional Caribbean experience, and top-level pressure composure.

Their 2025 GSL playing list for the Rangpur Riders includes:
Nurul Hasan Sohan, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammed Naim Sheikh, Mahidul Islam Ankon, Kamrul Islam Rabbi, Mohammed Saif Hassan, Abu Haider Rony, Rakibul Hasan, Yasir Ali Chowdhury, Kyle Mayers, Tabraiz Shamsi, Ibrahim Zadran, Iftikhar Ahmed, Akif Javed, Harmeet Singh, and Khawaja Nafay.

🚨 GSL Update

Rangpur Riders have announced their squad for GSL 2025. Nurul Hasan Sohan will lead the team. Overseas signings include :

Kyle Mayers 🏝️
Tabraiz Shamsi 🇿🇦
Ibrahim Zadran 🇦🇫
Khawaja Nafay 🇵🇰
Iftikhar Ahmad 🇵🇰
Akif Javed 🇵🇰
Harmeet Singh 🇺🇸#GSL2025 pic.twitter.com/NHTbNtqcNk

— T20 Franchise Rosters (Men) (@t20tracker) June 19, 2025

The Hobart Hurricanes XI have officially announced their squad for the anticipated 2025 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL), which will run from July 10-18 at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence. The Hurricanes are the defending Big Bash League champions and will enter GSL with momentum and expectations to chase down the GSL trophy and US$1 million in prize money.

With a core of T20 experts, the Hurricanes have put together a group of players who could compete with the best in the Caribbean. Their experience in international T20 leagues makes them one of the most balanced and well-rounded groups going into the week-long tournament in Guyana.

Leading the batting rankings is experienced wicketkeeper-batsman Ben McDermott. With explosive opening and regular runs, McDermott provides international experience from his spells in Australia, England, South Africa, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, in addition to 25 T20I games for Australia. His leadership as an opener will be crucial for the Hurricanes' season.

Key Players and Squad Depth

The bowling department boasts an intimidating pace combination in Jackson Bird, Billy Stanlake, and homeboy Odean Smith. Smith's experience with the Providence conditions, given that he played for the Guyana Amazon Warriors from 2019 through 2023, provides a tactical advantage. Their pace attack is likely to probe opposition batsmen on warm Caribbean surfaces.

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The Hurricanes XI also boasts a strong spin unit. Leg-spinning all-rounder Nikhil Chaudhary is joined by experienced internationals Mohammad Nabi and Mohammad Nawaz. All three play value either batting or bowling, and Hobart's spin resources guarantee control and match-winning pace in the middle overs.

The Hobart Hurricanes XI 2025 GSL team consists of:
Ben McDermott, Billy Stanlake, Nikhil Chaudhary, Jackson Bird, Tim Ward, Jake Doran, Raf MacMillan, Marcus Bean, Mac Wright, Sahibzada Farhan, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Nabi, and Odean Smith.

Hobart Hurricanes Squad for GSL 2025 😅 Captain Nathan Ellis will be Busy with National Duty . pic.twitter.com/800ayMLHuJ

— Junaid Khan (@JunaidKhanation) June 16, 2025