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The finalists of this year's ECB Twenty20 Cup will have the chance to play for a $5million jackpot.
It was confirmed on Saturday that two counties will play in the inaugural Champions League competition against two teams from each of India, Australia and South Africa.
Original proposals were that the winners of the multi-national showdown would pick up a £1million ($2million) prize.
However, that has been increased to what for domestic cricket is a mind-boggling jackpot.
The event will take place in either India or the Middle East.
England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke and chief executive David Collier have been in discussion with their international counterparts this week.
The 15 matches will take place immediately after the end of the Champions Trophy in Pakistan, which concludes on September 28.
Shane Warne's IPL champions Rajasthan Royals and runners-up Chennai Super Kings will be joined by Victoria, Western Australia, the Titans, of Pretoria, and KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins.
"We are extremely grateful to our great friends from Australia, India and South Africa for their hard work and determination to get this tournament off the ground," said Clarke.
"The ECB Twenty20 Cup will be even more fiercely contested this season in the knowledge that the two teams who reach the final will qualify for the Champions League and the chance to win five million dollars.
"I am sure that the demand for tickets for this year's ECB Twenty20 Cup will be greater than ever."
| Fixture |
|---|
| Monday 13th February |
| One Day Int First Match |
| Pakistan vs England |
| Tuesday 14th February |
| Int Twenty20 Second Match |
| New Zealand vs Zimbabwe |
| Int Tri Series ODI |
| India vs Sri Lanka |
| Wednesday 15th February |
| One Day Int Second Match |
| Pakistan vs England |
| Friday 17th February |
| Int Twenty20 First Match |
| New Zealand vs South Africa |
| Int Tri Series ODI |
| Australia vs Sri Lanka |
| Women's T20 Int First Match |
| New Zealand Women vs England Women |
| Saturday 18th February |
| One Day Int Third Match |
| Pakistan vs England |
| Sunday 19th February |
| Int Twenty20 Second Match |
| New Zealand vs South Africa |
| Int Tri Series ODI |
| Australia vs India |
| Result |
|---|
| Sunday 12th February |
| International Triangular Series |
| Australia vs India India won by 4 wickets. |
| Saturday 11th February |
| International Twenty20 Series |
| New Zealand vs Zimbabwe New Zealand won by 7 wickets. |
| Friday 10th February |
| International Triangular Series |
| Australia vs Sri Lanka Australia won by 5 runs. |
| One Day International Series |
| Pakistan vs Afghanistan Pakistan won by 7 wickets. |
| Tour Match |
| England vs England Lions England won by 7 wickets. |
| Thursday 9th February |
| One Day International Series |
| New Zealand vs Zimbabwe New Zealand won by 202 runs. |
| Wednesday 8th February |
| International Triangular Series |
| India vs Sri Lanka India won by 4 wickets. |
| Monday 6th February |
| One Day International Series |
| New Zealand vs Zimbabwe New Zealand won by 141 runs. |
| Test Series |
| Pakistan vs England Pakistan won by 71 runs. |
| Tour Match |
| Sri Lanka A vs England Lions England Lions won by 117 runs. |
| Pos | Team | P | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lancashire | 16 | 246 |
| 2 | Warwickshire | 16 | 235 |
| 3 | Durham | 16 | 232 |
| 4 | Somerset | 16 | 189 |
| 5 | Sussex | 16 | 182 |
| 6 | Nottinghamshire | 16 | 173 |
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Kent all-rounder has Darren Stevens been crowned the winner of the Sky Sports Sixes League.
Alex Hales has signed a contract extension with Nottinghamshire, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2014 season.
Somerset captain Marcus Trescothick has been named as the PCA's Player of the Year, with Alex Hales the best young player.
Lancashire batsman Mark Chilton has announced his retirement after 14 years with the newly-crowned county champions.
Former England, Lancashire, Derbyshire and Hampshire all-rounder Dominic Cork has announced his retirement from cricket.
Andrew Hall has agreed a new deal which will see him remain at Northants until the end of the 2014 season.