First T20 Match of the St Moritz Ice Cricket Tournament 2018, will start today at 4 pm. This is also good news for the fans of India and Pakistan because Virender Sehwag will lead Royals while Boom Boom Afridi will lead Team Royals. St Moritz Ice Cricket 2018 is the joint initiative of VJ Sports(which is a Switzerland based Sports agency, head by CEO Vijay Singh) and Akhilesh Bahuguna(Director, All Spheres Pvt. Ltd.). The motive of this event is to promote the Cricket in Switzerland. Cricketers from all leading nations are going to be a part of this historic game. Each team has distinguished cricketers from all over the world, including different legendary superstars of International Cricket.
When and where is the Sehwag’s Diamonds XI vs Afridi’s Royals XI game in St Moritz Ice Cricket going to be held?
The Virender Sehwag Diamonds XI vs Shahid Afridi Royals XI game in St Moritz Ice Cricket will be held in St Moritz, Switzerland on February 8-9 2018.
How to watch the live streaming of this match?
You can watch the live streaming of this match on Sony ESPN and Sony Six (HD).
What time will the live coverage of Diamonds XI vs Royals XI game in St Moritz Ice Cricket start?
The Live coverage of this historical, legendary event will start on today at 4 pm. You can watch the live action on Sony LIV.
The full squad of both teams:
Team Diamonds will comprise iconic players of India, Sri Lanka, and Australia, whereas team Royals will comprise of iconic players of Pakistan, South Africa, England and New Zealand
Virender Sehwag’s Diamonds XI squad: Virender Sehwag (India), Zaheer Khan (India), Mohammad Kaif (India), Ajit Agarkar (India), Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka), Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka), Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka), Michael Hussey (Australia), Andrew Symonds (Australia), Mithun Manhas (India), Ramesh Powar (India), Rohan Jain (Switzerland),
Shahid Afridi’s Royals XI squad: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan), Shoaib Akhtar (Pakistan), Abdul Razzak (Pakistan), Jacques Kallis (South Africa), Graeme Smith (South Africa), Daniel Vettori (New Zealand), Nathan McCullum (New Zealand), Grant Elliott (New Zealand), Monty Panesar (England), Owais Shah (England), Matt Prior (England), Aidan Andrews (Switzerland)
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