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ILT20 Season 5 Schedule: Dates, Teams, Venues, Tournament Details And Full Fixtures

ILT20 Season 5 Schedule: Dates, Teams, Venues, Tournament Details And Full Fixtures
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The DP World International League T20 (ILT20) is set to return for its fifth season, with another month of high-octane T20 cricket scheduled across the United Arab Emirates. The six-team tournament will feature 34 matches, bringing together established international stars and leading UAE talent. Season 5 is scheduled to begin on November 21, 2026, and culminate in the final on December 20 at Dubai International Stadium.

ILT20 Season 5 Schedule: When Does The Tournament Start?

ILT20 Season 5 will run from November 21 to December 20, 2026, following the league’s move towards a November-December window. The competition will once again feature six franchises battling through the league stage before the playoffs determine the champion.

The 34-match tournament is expected to deliver a packed schedule, with the league stage followed by the Eliminator, Qualifier matches and Grand Final. The official ILT20 website currently lists November 22 as the start date, superseding earlier references to November 21.

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ILT20 Season 5 Fixtures: Six Teams Ready For Title Race

The six franchises competing in Season 5 are Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, Desert Vipers, Dubai Capitals, Gulf Giants, MI Emirates and Sharjah Warriorz.

Defending champions Desert Vipers will enter the campaign with the confidence of having secured their maiden ILT20 title in Season 4 after defeating MI Emirates by 46 runs in the final.

The opening fixture is set to renew that rivalry, with the Vipers scheduled to face MI Emirates at Dubai International Stadium, according to the latest fixture information.

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Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 7, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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