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Vision Cricket India League Launches National Veterans T20 in Jaipur, Nov 13-15
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 05:48 AM
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The Vision Cricket India League will host its National Veterans T20 tournament in Jaipur from 13 to 15 November, featuring five veteran teams competing for the title.
The Vision Cricket India League (VCIL) has announced a National Veterans T20 tournament to be held in Jaipur from 13 to 15 November. The three‑day event will bring together five veteran cricket teams from across the country, offering a platform for former players to showcase their skills in a competitive format.
The tournament will be played in a round‑robin style, with each team facing the others once. The top two teams after the group stage will advance to a final match to decide the champion. VCIL has highlighted that the event aims to promote cricket among senior players and provide them with a chance to reconnect with the sport.
Organisers have confirmed that the matches will take place at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, a venue known for hosting major domestic and international fixtures. The event is expected to draw cricket fans and former players alike, with a focus on celebrating the contributions of veteran cricketers to the game.
VCIL’s initiative follows a growing trend of veteran cricket tournaments in India, which aim to keep former players in the public eye and encourage grassroots participation. The league will also provide opportunities for sponsors and broadcasters to engage with a dedicated cricket audience.
Tickets for the tournament will be available through the VCIL website and selected ticketing partners. The league has also announced plans to stream the matches live, ensuring wider accessibility for fans across the country.
The tournament will be played in a round‑robin style, with each team facing the others once. The top two teams after the group stage will advance to a final match to decide the champion. VCIL has highlighted that the event aims to promote cricket among senior players and provide them with a chance to reconnect with the sport.
Organisers have confirmed that the matches will take place at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, a venue known for hosting major domestic and international fixtures. The event is expected to draw cricket fans and former players alike, with a focus on celebrating the contributions of veteran cricketers to the game.
VCIL’s initiative follows a growing trend of veteran cricket tournaments in India, which aim to keep former players in the public eye and encourage grassroots participation. The league will also provide opportunities for sponsors and broadcasters to engage with a dedicated cricket audience.
Tickets for the tournament will be available through the VCIL website and selected ticketing partners. The league has also announced plans to stream the matches live, ensuring wider accessibility for fans across the country.