Emirates D10 Tournament Fixtures & Upcoming Games

Wednesday, 4 Feb 2026

Not Started

20:30
35th Match

Ajman
Dubai

Not Started

22:45
36th Match

Fujairah
Emirates Red

Thursday, 5 Feb 2026

Not Started

18:15
37th Match

Abu Dhabi
Dubai

Not Started

20:30
38th Match

Fujairah
Sharjah

Not Started

22:45
39th Match

Abu Dhabi
Emirates Red

Friday, 6 Feb 2026

Not Started

18:15
40th Match

Fujairah
Emirates Blues

Not Started

20:30
41st Match

Ajman
Sharjah

Not Started

22:45
42nd Match

Emirates Blues
Dubai

Saturday, 7 Feb 2026

Not Started

16:00
1st Semi-Final

Not Started

18:15
2nd Semi-Final

Not Started

22:00
Final

News

9 editions, no home winners: The strange history of the T20 World Cup

India secured their second T20 World Cup title in 2024, defeating South Africa in a thrilling final. This victory ended an 11-year drought and added to their inaugural win in 2007. The tournament has seen six different champions across nine editions, with a curious trend of host nations never winning the title.

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‘Quite annoying’ - Brendon McCullum slams media for excessive scrutiny of Harry Brook incident

‘Quite Annoying, these are young men under pressure’ - McCullum fires back at media scrutiny over Harry Brook controversy. (Source:GettyImages) England head coach Brendon McCullum has hit back at excessive media attention surrounding captain Harry Brook’s off-field nightclub incident, describing the relentless scrutiny as quite annoying, and defending his player’s focus ahead of the T20 World Cup 2026 build-up. The issue with Brook and several other English players dates back to an altercation involving England’s T20 captain and a bouncer during England’s tour of New Zealand last year. The right-hander was later fined by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) after acknowledging the incident, a sequence of events that made headlines and, according to McCullum, too often overshadowed the cricket itself. “The process was done internally at the ECB, which we were all a part of. The boys were under no uncertain terms of how we felt about it, but now our job is to support them,” said the New Zealander. "And, to be honest, I find it quite annoying that we keep going on and on about it, because these are young men who are under immense pressure and they've put their hand up for something they've been disciplined for, and piling onto them is not helpful for anyone," McCullum was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo. While McCullum acknowledged that Brook needed to learn and grow from the episode, he made it clear that Brook lied to the public about him being the sole presence that night, because he just wanted to protect his fellow players. "Brooky obviously was trying to protect his other players when he made that comment. I think he was quite keen to put his hand up when the information came that it was going to land in the media. He was hopeful that it had been dealt with internally, as we all were,” he concluded. Brook publicly apologised and accepted responsibility for initially misleading about the details to protect teammates. Brendon McCullum defends players amid criticism The England coach defended his team, saying that the players are ultimately good cricketers, and that is all that matters. The issue was made public when opener Ben Duckett was filmed in a drunk state on the streets during the Ashes 2025-26. "I'll make mistakes. They'll make mistakes. The environment will make mistakes, but we are trying to look after them. In the end, they're good at cricket, these lads. That's what their gift is. They're good at cricket. They're not the finished articles as people yet,” he concluded. England won the recently concluded Sri Lanka series with a thumping 3-0 victory and will head into the T20 World Cup with confidence. The Three Lions will open their campaign against Nepal on February 8.

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