Mohammad Amir Named Captain of Quetta Cavalry for Abu Dhabi T10 League

Former Pakistan fast bowler to lead franchise in its debut season starting November 18, 2025

Amir Steps into Leadership

Former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir will captain Quetta Cavalry in the upcoming Abu Dhabi T10 League. The tournament begins on November 18, 2025, in the United Arab Emirates.

This season marks Quetta Cavalry’s first appearance in the league. The management believes Amir’s energy and leadership will help the team compete confidently in the high-intensity format.

Team Schedule and Fixtures

Quetta Cavalry will start their campaign against Northern Warriors on the opening day. The second match will be against Ajman Titans on November 19.

After that, the team faces:

  • Deccan Gladiators on November 21

  • Delhi Bulls on November 22

  • Vista Riders on November 27

  • Royal Champs on November 28

All matches will take place at the Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi. The venue is known for hosting every T10 season since 2019.

Key Squad Updates

The team has made one important change. Azam Khan joins the squad, replacing Sikandar Raza, who will lead Zimbabwe in a home series against Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, Yasir Arafat takes charge as head coach. He brings strong experience from both international and domestic cricket. In addition, Javeria Khan, former captain of the Pakistan women’s team, has been named team director. This appointment reflects the franchise’s commitment to gender diversity and modern leadership.

T10 Cricket’s Rising Popularity

Since its launch in 2017, the Abu Dhabi T10 League has grown rapidly. Each match lasts about 90 minutes, making it perfect for fans who enjoy quick, action-filled cricket. Because of its short format, every delivery can change the game.

Over the years, the league has attracted stars such as Chris Gayle, Andre Russell, and Shahid Afridi. As a result, it has become one of the most-watched short-format competitions in the cricketing world.

A New Challenge for Amir

For Mohammad Amir, this role brings a fresh chapter in his career. He retired from international cricket in 2020, but he continues to play in franchise leagues worldwide. Recently, Amir achieved a remarkable milestone by taking 400 wickets in T20 cricket, showcasing his enduring impact in the shorter format. Now, he gets the chance to prove his leadership in a fast and unpredictable format.

With an experienced coaching team and talented players, Quetta Cavalry hopes to make a bold statement in their debut season. Under Amir’s command, the team aims to combine aggression, strategy, and spirit — qualities that define successful T10 cricket.

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