Haroon Lorgat Named Director of Strategy for WML T20 Ahead of 2024 Debut
The World Masters League T20 appoints former ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat as Director of Strategy and Development. The league's inaugural season begins in August 2024, featuring six teams and star players, ensuring an electrifying cricket spectacle hosted at Durban's Kingsmead Cricket Stadium.
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In a significant development, the World Masters League (WML) T20 has appointed former ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat as the Director of Strategy and Development. This pivotal appointment aligns with the league's preparation for its eagerly awaited inaugural season, slated for August 2024. The league will showcase six teams: Indraprastha Warriors, Gulf Superstars, Sydney Spartans, Colombo Titans, Lahore Lions, and Caribbean Pirates, with matches taking place at the iconic Kingsmead Cricket Stadium in Durban.
Haroon Lorgat, a veteran cricket administrator and former CEO of Cricket South Africa (CSA), brings a breadth of experience to his new role. Renowned for his strategic expertise, Lorgat's previous engagements with various cricket boards and leagues worldwide position him as a valuable asset for the WML T20. "I am thrilled to join the World Masters League T20 and contribute to its strategic vision and development," Lorgat expressed. Rajeev Mishra, CEO of the World Masters League, also lauded Lorgat's appointment, emphasizing that his vast experience will be crucial in elevating the league.
The WML T20 promises a star-studded lineup featuring legendary cricketers from nations such as India, Australia, West Indies, and England. With Jonty Rhodes as the brand ambassador and iconic cricketers like Herschelle Gibbs, Munaf Patel, Shoaib Malik, Angelo Perera, and Dhammika Prasad participating, the league is set to captivate cricket enthusiasts. Additionally, the inclusion of former Indian domestic players in the WML Draft underscores the league's commitment to blending seasoned expertise with emerging talent, crafting a truly remarkable cricketing event.
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