Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar will soon be seen back on the cricket field, taking part in the inaugural edition of the International Masters League (IML). This exciting T20 event, featuring six teams, will be played later this year across three venues in India. Conceptualized by Tendulkar and another Indian batting icon, Sunil Gavaskar, the IML is poised to bring back some of cricket’s greatest players in a new format. Gavaskar will also serve as the league’s commissioner.
Sachin Tendulkar, now 51, was last seen in action during the Road Safety World Series in 2022, where he captained India Legends to victory against Sri Lanka Legends in Raipur. This new venture marks his much-anticipated return to the cricketing scene.
Sachin Tendulkar to Play in Inaugural International Masters League, Sunil Gavaskar Named Commissioner
The IML will feature players from cricketing powerhouses like India, Australia, South Africa, England, Sri Lanka, and the West Indies. Matches are scheduled to be held in Mumbai, Lucknow, and Raipur.
Gavaskar echoed Sachin Tendulkar‘s sentiments, noting that the International Masters League will allow fans to reconnect with their cricketing heroes, many of whom shaped the golden era of the sport. He added that viewers will relish watching these legendary players back in action on the field.
The IML promises to be a thrilling spectacle, blending nostalgia and competitiveness, as some of the greatest names in cricket reunite to compete once again. Fans across the globe will eagerly await the tournament’s launch and the chance to relive iconic cricket moments.
