Cricket enthusiasts are set for a nostalgic treat as the World Championship of Legends 2025 (WCL 2025) begins on July 18 in England. This T20 tournament features iconic retired international cricketers from six teams, including India, England, and Australia. Big names like Yuvraj Singh and Chris Gayle are expected to participate.
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