New, short-format tournament in Dubai will see the leading players in the game share the dressing room with players from as far afield as Botswana, Papua New Guinea, Rwanda and Bhutan.

So a new, short-format cricket tournament is set to launch in Dubai. One that welcomes the world beyond cricket’s established borders.

One that will see the leading players in the game share the dressing room, the new ball, and stories with players from as far afield as Botswana, Papua New Guinea, Rwanda and Bhutan.

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Some of the biggest names in women’s cricket, including five Australians, will take part in a 12-day T20 event in Dubai this month

Ninety cricketers from more than 30 countries, including five Australians, will take part in a unique six-team, 12-day tournament this month that aims to promote and grow the women’s game.

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Four UAE players will play in the star-studded Women’s Big Bash League-style event at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium

A beautiful new chapter is going to be written in UAE women’s cricket today. The FairBreak Invitational (May 4-15), a women’s T20 tournament featuring six teams, will offer four UAE players a rare opportunity to rub shoulders with some of the best female players in the world.

Sports can transcend boundaries and nationalities and that’s what we are seeing here”

Sana Mir isn’t too sure if she still knows how to bowl a cricket ball, but the next fortnight will tell. The former Pakistan captain has come out of retirement to lead Sapphires at the FairBreak Invitational T20 competition and has temporarily swapped her commentator’s microphone for time in the middle, in the hope of inspiring a new generation of women’s players.

Jay highlights five players to watch out for at the upcoming SDG FairBreak Invitational in Dubai

Opportunity, growth, and equality.

These are merely three of the many words I’d use to describe what FairBreak Global means to players from associate nations.

In a global cricket ecosystem where World Cups aren’t inclusive enough, and where the game’s governing body has dragged its heels on Olympic inclusion, the FairBreak Invitational offers associate players the chance to grow against high-quality opposition…

Six-team T20 franchise competition begins at Dubai International Stadium from Wednesday

Players and organisers of an innovative new women’s cricket tournament set for launch in Dubai this week say they hope it will help grow the sport beyond its traditional heartlands.

The FairBreak Invitational is a six-team, T20 franchise competition, which will run for 11 days at the Dubai International Stadium, starting on Wednesday.

The 90 players involved are drawn from over 30 different countries. While established powers of the game such as Australia, England and West Indies are all represented, so too are the likes of Vanuatu and Bhutan, while there are also four players from UAE.

Here is everything you need to know about the FairBreak Invitational 2022, an ICC-sanctioned women’s T20 tournament which will get underway in Dubai from May 4.

The FairBreak Invitational 2022 is an ICC sanctioned competition that will take place in Dubai in May 2022. The event, organised in conjunction with Cricket Hong Kong, is a six-team affair featuring players from all around the world.

This is also the first privately-funded tournament in women’s cricket history.

FairBreak’s endeavour to deliver the tournament goes back to the pillars of their mission statement, using cricket to create opportunities “that progress gender equality on a truly global scale.”

Almost 40 nations are represented in this year’s FairBreak Invitational, showcasing some of the best women’s talent across the Associate and Full Member worlds.

Nineteen matches will be played in the six-team from May 4 to May 15, the first privately-run women’s T20 league of its type.

Fourteen broadcast partners have been selected to carry live coverage of the 2022 SDG FairBreak Invitational T20 into 142 territories across the world. The tournament will showcase some of the best female cricketers from across the globe playing alongside a powerful mix of emerging talent in a world-first event.

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Pakistan’s star bowler and the national football team defender Diana Baig feels that football taught her to be a better fielder on the pitch as she takes on the challenge at the FairBreak Global tournament, which will start on May 1 in Dubai.