Though the Vipers faced a setback against the Capitals in Qualifier 1, they bounced back impressively, defeating the Sharjah Warriorz by seven wickets to secure their place in the final match.
The Vipers will compete without their injured captain Lockie Ferguson, who expressed pride in the team’s progress and their collective spirit.
The Vipers’ batting strength lies with Alex Hales and Sam Curran, though their bowling unit will feel the absence of both Wanindu Hasaranga and Lockie Ferguson in the decisive match.
The Capitals have found their rhythm at the crucial stage, with Gulbadin Naib and Shai Hope delivering crucial performances as they pursue their maiden championship.
The tournament offers substantial rewards, with USD 700,000 allocated for the winners and USD 300,000 for the second-placed team. The competition also recognises individual brilliance through signature belts and monetary awards for achievements like highest runs and most wickets.
The ILT20’s final promises to be an exciting contest, reflecting the tournament’s competitive nature and sporting excellence.
