How to Watch Gulf Giants at Desert Vipers: Stream International League T20 Cricket Live, TV Channel

The Desert Vipers are already in the playoffs and host the Gulf Giants on Wednesday at Dubai International Stadium.

The Desert Vipers (6-2) clinched a spot in the International League T20 playoffs after being eliminated in the league stage in 2024 and the first place club hosts the Gulf Giants (3-4) at Dubai International Stadium on Wednesday. The Giants are still in the fight for a spot in the top four of the six-team circuit, locked in a tie for the final spot with the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders. The Vipers, meanwhile, hold a four-point lead over defending champion MI Emirates and the Dubai Capitals for a spot in the qualifier for the final.

How to Watch Gulf Giants at Desert Vipers in International League T20 Cricket Today:

Match Date: Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025

Match Time: 9:30 a.m. ET

TV: Willow TV

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The Desert Vipers come off a 154-run shellacking at the hands of MI Emirates on Monday in Abu Dhabi as Emirates put up 228 runs after the Vipers elected to chase and came up well short in a 228/2-74 loss. Azam Khan’s 12 runs on 11 balls was the best the Vipers could post while captain Sam Curran put up 11 on seven. Alex Hales leads the team with 259 runs and Curran has 223. Mohammad Amir has taken 11 wickets.

The Gulf Giants picked up a six-wicket victory, chasing down the Sharjah Warriorz 172/4-171/6 in Sharjah. Tom Alsop earned player of the match honors with 85 runs on 60 balls while Tom Curran had 26 on 17. Blessing Muzarabani bowled 3-32 in the victory. Jordan Cox leads the Giants with 163 runs and James Vince has 152. Muzarabani has bowled to a 11-188 mark and Mark Adair is at 10-177.

The Gulf Giants won the league’s initial title in 2023 before placing third last season. The Desert Vipers followed up a runner-up finish in 2023 with a fifth-place run in 2024. The Vipers beat the Giants by six wickets in their first meeting on Jan. 14.

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