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Ravi Shastri and Neeraj Sareen launch Pro10 T10 league with five franchises set to compete in Thailand
Dherandra Bisht
Modified 25 November 2025 at 05:00 PM IST -3 min read
Cricket has been trying to expand its reach beyond its traditional strongholds like India, England, and Australia for a while now. The T10 format, which lasts around 90 minutes and features each team playing 10 overs, attracts new fans with its fast-paced, high-scoring games. Pro10 takes this a step further by focusing on emerging markets that lack proper infrastructure and exposure.
The league is kicking off just as short-form cricket is gaining popularity around the globe. Earlier T10 events, like the Abu Dhabi T10, have featured international talent and attracted large audiences, but Pro10 is all about nurturing talent in less represented regions. This launch is a direct answer to cricket organizations asking for more inclusive formats that support up-and-coming players in Southeast Asia and Europe.
Ravi Shastri leverages experience from India’s 2021 World Test Championship final to guide
Ravi Shastri is a co-founder and partner at Pro10. His extensive experience in significant cricket events allows him to effectively guide the league’s strategic growth.
Neeraj Sareen, who is the founder and CEO, has a strong background in sports entrepreneurship. He has highlighted the importance of collaborating with local communities and cricket boards to secure lasting success.
Sir Viv Richards, a legend from the West Indies and ambassador for Pro10 Thailand, brings a lot of credibility with his iconic status, having won the World Cup twice in 1975 and 1979.
BREAKING: Pro10 League launches T10 cricket in Thailand, Bulgaria, & Poland! Former Indian coach Ravi Shastri & sports entrepreneur Niraj Sreeni join forces to reintroduce cricket in new regions. Sir Viv Richards, David Warner, Chris Lynn & more to feature! #Pro10League pic.twitter.com/cMpOjXLyLo
— Rai M. Azlan (@Mussanaf) November 20, 2025
The first Pro10 season is set to kick off with five franchise teams battling it out from January 30 to February 4, 2026. All the games will be held at the Terd Thai Cricket Ground in Thailand, which is a state-of-the-art facility meeting international standards.
Franchises showcase teams from Thailand, Bulgaria, Antigua, and Poland, making for a diverse lineup. The event will feature a star-studded roster of players, giving local talents the chance to compete with international stars.
David Warner, Chris Lynn, and George Munsey set to boost Pro10 T10 league with experience and power
Pro10 has brought in some big names to boost the competition. Australia’s David Warner, famous for his explosive batting in the IPL and international matches, is joining the league. Chris Lynn, the Australian slugger known for his six-hitting skills, and Scotland’s George Munsey, a lively left-handed batsman, complete the list of announced star players.
These new features help maintain a competitive edge and attract fans, mixing experience with the exciting style that T10 is known for.
Pro10 aims to be a training resource for countries that have restricted international opportunities. Players from Thailand, Bulgaria, Poland, and Antigua will receive training and play under professional coaches, learning advanced techniques.
The league collaborates with regional cricket boards to establish organized pathways, ranging from youth academies to professional contracts. This method helps overcome challenges such as inadequate facilities and a shortage of competitive opportunities in these areas.

Dherandra is a College Football writer at Sports League Season. An athlete-turned-writer, he brings on-field perspective to his coverage, highlighting the energy, rivalries, and culture that define campus football. His reporting emphasizes quick-turn updates and nuanced storytelling, connecting directly with engaged fans. Dherandra believes the vibrant atmosphere at college football games fosters community and is central to the sport’s growth in America.
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