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Asian Legends League S2 in Jan ’26 with two new teams

ASIAN LEGENDS LEAGUE second season is set to begin on 19 January 2026, running through to 1 February 2026, with the tournament expanding to include two new teams.

World Sports Group (UAE) officially announced Season 2 at an event in Mumbai on Tuesday. A key highlight was the introduction of an ‘Impact Player’ rule, mirroring the format used in the IPL and adding a new tactical dimension to the competition.

Each franchise will play six league-stage matches in a full round-robin format. In total, the upcoming season will feature 25 matches.

Asian Legends League director of cricket operations Sandeep Patil said, “It gives me immense pleasure to officially announce the tournament dates and the competition structure for the upcoming Asian Legends League Season 2. This season, we are proud to welcome 7 outstanding teams, including two newly inducted franchises, 1st one is the Gulf Gladiators – in this team featuring top players from Gulf and Associate Cricketing nations, second is the Pakistan Panthers.”

Asian Legends League director of technical committee Madan Lal shared, “This season, we introduce an exciting addition — the Impact Player Rule, similar to the IPL. It will bring more strategy, flexibility, and entertainment to the tournament. Since our league consists of former international players, this rule will help maintain energy, balance, and quality throughout the schedule. The Asian Legends League is more than a tournament — it is truly the Asia Cup of retired legends, reviving rivalries and reuniting greats who inspired generations.”

Asian Legends League commissioner Aakash Chopra added, “It is an honour to be associated with the Asian Legends League, a tournament that celebrates the remarkable legacy, spirit, and excellence of Asian cricket. This league represents more than just competition — it is an emotion, a revival of iconic rivalries, a reunion of extraordinary champions, and a heartfelt tribute to the legends who shaped the game for generations.”

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