What is international masters league cricket?

International Masters League (IML) Cricket

The International Masters League (IML) is a proposed cricket tournament featuring retired international cricketers. The league is designed to provide entertainment for fans and give retired players another opportunity to compete at a high level.

• Format: Details on the exact format, such as the number of teams, match durations, and rules, vary depending on the proposed organizer. Typically, these leagues follow a T20 format to attract larger audiences.
• Players: The IML targets former international cricketers who have retired from professional cricket but are still keen to showcase their skills. Eligibility criteria generally include a minimum age requirement and retirement status.
• Locations: Several locations have been proposed for IML tournaments, including popular cricket playing nations such as India, Sri Lanka, and the UAE.
• Organization: Different organizations have proposed and attempted to launch similar masters cricket leagues. However, many have faced organizational challenges and delays.
• Purpose: The main purpose of these leagues are to give another chance to retired players to play this sport, generate revenue and entertain fans.
• Challenges: Establishing a successful masters league comes with its own set of challenges including securing funding, attracting sponsors, guaranteeing player participation, and ensuring sufficient media coverage.