The inaugural season of the World Legends Pro T20 League (WLPT20L) officially began on January 26, 2026, in Goa, promising ten days of high-octane cricket action and fan engagement. The tournament features a mix of international cricket legends and popular Indian players, creating a unique blend of nostalgia and competitive T20 excitement.
Fans can catch every match live across multiple platforms, including Sony LIV, DD Sports, FanCode, YouTube, and Waves, ensuring wide accessibility for audiences across India and beyond. This multi-platform strategy is designed to bring the thrill of the league to both television viewers and digital-first audiences.
Goa Tourism headlines the league’s commercial ecosystem as the Presenting Partner, alongside Pantheon Development as the Official Umpire Partner. The sponsorship roster also includes Indigo 91.9 FM as Official Radio Partner, Viacation as Official Travel Partner, BookMyShow as Official Ticketing Partner, Campa Energy as Official Beverage Partner, Mirchi and Gaana as Official Entertainment Partners, and Kingfisher Premium Drinking Water as Official Goodtimes Partner.
Held at the 1919 Sportz Cricket Stadium, Goa, the league features six teams competing over ten days, with more than 90 cricket legends in action. Indian stars such as Harbhajan Singh, Shikhar Dhawan, Irfan Pathan, and Suresh Raina headline the domestic contingent, while global icons including Chris Gayle, Shane Watson, Martin Guptill, and Ben Cutting add international flair.
With its high-profile player roster, strong broadcast reach, and integrated sponsor ecosystem, the World Legends Pro T20 League aims to deliver a cricketing spectacle that combines thrilling on-field action with fan-centered entertainment, carving a distinctive place in India’s 2026 cricket calendar.
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