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Pollard-Led UAE Bulls To Open Abu Dhabi T10 Title Defence Against Holder's Yas Lions On November 7

Abu Dhabi, Oct 15: Defending champions UAE Bulls, led by West Indies star Kieron Pollard, will begin their Abu Dhabi T10 title defence against Jason Holder’s Yas Lions on November 7, as the tournament enters a new era under the ownership and management of Abu Dhabi Cricket & Sports Hub (ADCSH). The 2026 edition will feature six franchises competing across 32 matches at Abu Dhabi’s Zayed Cricket…

Pollard-Led UAE Bulls To Open Abu Dhabi T10 Title Defence Against Holder's Yas Lions On November 7

Abu Dhabi, Oct 15: In a new chapter for Abu Dhabi T10, defending champions UAE Bulls will kick off their title defense against Yas Lions' Jason Holder on November 7. The 2026 tournament, overseen by Abu Dhabi Cricket & Sports Hub (ADCSH), will see six teams compete across 32 matches at Abu Dhabi's Zayed Cricket Stadium from November 7 to 20.

The opening day will feature a triple-header, with UAE Bulls taking on Yas Lions, followed by Royal Desert Champions vs Emirates Eagles and United Tigers vs Arabian Aces. Star players like Pollard, Narine, Shepherd, Holder, Willey, Vince and Shanaka will lead their respective franchises. The league stage will conclude on November 19, with the top two teams facing off in a qualifier to determine the final squad.

ADCSH CEO Matt Boucher highlighted the excitement of the tournament, noting that all six teams will compete on the final day, making qualification a closely fought battle.

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