Full schedule, squads, match timings, and live-streaming details

Japan Women’s T10 Premier League 2024 is a T10 tournament organized by the Japan Cricket Association (JCA). The tournament is scheduled to start on Tuesday, May 14, and the last match will be played on Thursday, May 16.

Eastern Waves and Western Eagles are the two teams that will be part of the tournament. A total of three matches will be played at the Sano International Cricket Ground in Sano, Kanto. In the last edition of the tournament, Eastern Waves won all three matches against Western Eagles.

Ahilya Chandel has been appointed as the skipper of Eastern Waves and Akari Nishimura has been appointed as the vice-captain. Erika Oda is the skipper of Western Eagles, while Shimako Kato will be her deputy.

This will be a wonderful chance for female players to showcase their skills on the turf and motivate future players and fans. The teams consist mostly of Japanese players, with 4-6 international players added to enhance the competitiveness of the tournament.

Japan Women’s T10 Premier League 2024: Full Schedule & Match Timings (All timings are in IST)

Tuesday, May 14

Match 1 – Eastern Waves vs Western Eagles, 10:30 AM

Wednesday, May 15

Match 2 – Eastern Waves vs Western Eagles, 6.30 AM

Match 3 – Western Eagles vs Eastern Waves, 10:30 AM

Thursday, May 16

Match 4 – Eastern Waves vs Western Eagles, 6:30 AM

Match 5 – Western Eagles vs Eastern Waves, 10:30 AM

Japan Women’s T10 Premier League 2024: Telecast & Live Streaming Details

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Japan Women’s T10 Premier League 2024: Full Squads

Eastern Waves

Haruna Iwasaki, Kiyo Fujikawa, Maria Corazon, Ahilya Chandel (c), Christelle Van Der Schyff, Jess Adams, Kurumi Ota, Mai Yanagida, Seika Sumi, Selina Solman, Akari Nishimura (vc & wk), Elena Kusuda, Erika Toguchiquinn, Meg Ogawa, and Shrunali Ranade.

Western Eagles

Ayumi Doi, Ekanayake Bandara, Erika Oda (c), Nonoha Yasumoto, Shimako Kato (vc), Emmerson Filsell, Hinase Goto, Ishu Karunarathna, Paulinah Mashishi, Rachel Andrew, Ni Nanda Sakarini (wk), Ayaka Kanada, Ayumi Fujikawa, and Palak Gundecha.

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