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In 2004, the England & Wales Cricket Board held an invitational match between the English and South African 20/20 champions in the build-up to the Twenty20 Cup. Surrey Lions, winners of the ECB Invitational, were mistakenly reported as “International Club Champions” by a media outlet, prompting a moment of eureka from the ECB and leading to the creation of the International 20/20 Club Championship, cricket's very own Champions League.
A T20 Champions League was the first league I ever attempted to run on the forums, and needless to say, I had no idea what I was doing for its brief and inconclusive run. About eight and a half years ago, I gave this weird obssesion of mine another go with the CLT20 Rewind league, and again, I did not know what I was doing. It was a haphazard league, poorly put together with no real longterm planning behind it. It too was shelved, but with a much longer run than the original league. Since then, I've spent my free time in research and preparation for what this idea can truly become, and with a great deal of help from @Aislabie, who basically outlined the entire run of this league, I finally feel confident enough to relaunch a very basic but compelling idea (IMHO): what if cricket gained its own Champions League the very moment the T20 format was born?
Simulator used: @Kshitiz_Indian's T20 Cricket Simulator 09
*Please do not ask to reserve a team for future editions; I will not reserve it. Please know that you will not be allowed to auto-retain a team you previously managed either.
Simulator used: @Kshitiz_Indian's T20 Cricket Simulator 09
*Please do not ask to reserve a team for future editions; I will not reserve it. Please know that you will not be allowed to auto-retain a team you previously managed either.
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