Stories
Their story
Where they started, the days that made them, and where the story is now.
CSM U13 · 2004–2026Steven KatwarooStarted youngFrom primary-school centuries in Penal to Super50 champion with T&T Red Force, and now coaching the next generation in the USA.5 chapters · read the story →
2021–2026Vritti DahiyaStarted youngCanada's youngest at every level: a senior T20I debut at 16, Under-19 captain and MVP of Canada's first Under-19 tour.4 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2008–2026Steve SmithOne of the great Test batters, rebuilt after the 2018 ban, and the captain who led Washington Freedom to the 2026 MLC final.4 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2016–2026Rachin RavindraStarted youngFrom Hutt Valley schoolboy to a World Cup debut hundred, an ICC Emerging Cricketer award and a Washington Freedom title.4 chapters · read the story →
NJ Dream · 2020–2026Disha DhingraStarted youngFrom picking up a bat at 13 to USA's highest run scorer in ODIs.4 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2008–2026Monank PatelStarted youngFrom Gujarat age-group cricket to captaining USA at two T20 World Cups and topping the MLC run charts.4 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2006–2026Ravichandran AshwinFrom a Chennai opener to 537 Test wickets, then a short Major League Cricket chapter with the San Francisco Unicorns cut short by injury.4 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2011–2026Trent BoultLeft-arm swing bowler from Rotorua: World Cup hat-trick, IPL final hero and a two-time MLC champion with MI New York.4 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2009–2026Saurabh NetravalkarStarted youngA Mumbai-born left-arm seamer and Oracle engineer who defended the Super Over against Pakistan and became a Washington Freedom front-liner.4 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2015–2026Rashid KhanThe Afghan leg-spinner who became the youngest ODI number one bowler and a match-winner for MI New York's first MLC title.4 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2018–2026Finn AllenStarted youngFrom a New Zealand teen who hit a century on his U19 World Cup debut to a record-breaking T20 opener: 137 for the Black Caps, 151 in Oakland and the fastest World Cup hundred.4 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2012–2026Quinton de KockStarted youngA left-handed wicketkeeper-opener from Johannesburg who became one of South Africa's biggest white-ball stars and a big-match opener for MI New York.4 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2016–2026Wiaan MulderStarted youngSouth Africa's record-making all-rounder: a schoolboy first-class debut, a World Test Championship, a 367* and a place in Texas Super Kings' middle order.4 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2019–2026Nosthush KenjigeA biomedical engineer from Auburn, Alabama, raised in Karnataka, who became a USA spin regular and a two-time MLC champion with MI New York.4 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2011–2026Milind KumarA Delhi-born batter who piled up 1,331 Ranji runs for Sikkim, rebuilt his career in Texas, and now plays for Texas Super Kings and the USA.4 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2008–2026Sunil NarineThe Trinidad mystery spinner who became a T20 great and led LA Knight Riders to a first MLC title as 2026 tournament MVP.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2007–2026Kieron PollardFrom a century on first-class debut in Trinidad to T20 cricket's all-time leading run-scorer, captain-coach of Mumbai's franchises on both sides of the world.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2006–2026Glenn MaxwellStarted youngFrom South Belgrave juniors to World Cup double-hundred hero, the Big Show leads Washington Freedom's all-rounders in Major League Cricket.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2010–2026Jason HolderStarted youngBarbados all-rounder who captained West Indies at 23, hit a Test double hundred and led LA Knight Riders to their first MLC title.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2014–2026Matt ShortStarted youngAn Australian all-rounder who went from the national performance squad to BBL's best and Australia colours, then made 513 runs and took 17 wickets as Unicorns captain in MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2008–2026Marcus StoinisStarted youngPerth-born Australian all-rounder: a World Cup winner, holder of the BBL's top score, and captain of the Seattle Orcas in 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2014–2026Tim SeifertStarted youngHard-hitting Whanganui-born keeper-batter: a 40-ball Super Smash hundred, a T20 World Cup final, and 379 runs for the Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2016–2026Shimron HetmyerStarted youngGuyanese left-hander who captained West Indies to the 2016 Under-19 World Cup and became one of T20's most feared finishers.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2013–2026Nicholas PooranStarted youngA power-hitting wicketkeeper from Trinidad who went from teenage prodigy to West Indies run record-holder and MI New York leader, still setting records in MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2021–2026Cooper ConnollyStarted youngPerth-born left-hander and left-arm spinner who went from Scorchers finals hero to Australia's youngest ODI five-for taker.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2008–2026Shadley van SchalkwykA Cape Town all-rounder who built a second career in the USA, starred at the 2026 T20 World Cup and closed out the MLC final for LA Knight Riders.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2024–2026Lhuan-dre PretoriusStarted youngA 20-year-old wicketkeeper-batter from Potchefstroom: a Test hundred on debut, 465 runs for the Unicorns in MLC 2026 and the highest T20 score ever.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2013–2026Shayan JahangirStarted youngKarachi-born wicketkeeper-opener who played for Pakistan's under-19s, rebuilt his career in Texas, and now opens for USA and the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2006–2026Andre RussellWest Indies all-rounder from Jamaica who became a two-time T20 World Cup winner, an IPL MVP and a Knight Riders champion in MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2012–2026Unmukt ChandStarted youngFrom India's Under-19 World Cup-winning captain to a pioneer of American cricket with LA Knight Riders.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2006–2026Colin MunroStarted youngDurban-born New Zealand opener, the first man with three T20I hundreds, who scored 438 runs as LA Knight Riders won MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2018–2026Marco JansenStarted youngA 6ft 8in left-arm quick from Klerksdorp who took 7/13 in a Test, hit a 16-ball fifty against India and bowls for Washington Freedom in MLC.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2004–2026Andre FletcherGrenadian opener-keeper, 2016 T20 World Cup winner and a Knight Riders cornerstone who top-scored in the 2026 MLC final.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2018–2026Jack EdwardsStarted youngNorthern Beaches all-rounder who broke a domestic record at 18 and in 2026 reached Australia's T20I and ODI sides, with Washington Freedom on the side.3 chapters · read the story →
Kingsmen · 2015–2026Ethan SilasStarted youngOpening batter and wicket-taking bowler: Guyana Under-13 captain's side, Drona U19 in South Africa at 15, and a match-winning debut for Kingsmen XI.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2006–2026Keshav MaharajStarted youngA Durban left-arm spinner who went from Bakers Mini-Cricket to a Test hat-trick, a No. 1 ODI ranking and a World Test Championship title.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Dasun ShanakaSri Lanka's all-rounder and former captain, a five-wicket ODI debutant and Asia Cup winner, who took MLC's first double hat-trick for the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Ottniel BaartmanA late-blooming South African quick who went from domestic Test hopeful to T20 World Cup finalist and the joint leading wicket-taker of MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2021–2026Brody CouchA New York-born fast bowler from south-west Victoria who took a Sheffield Shield hat-trick and won the Big Bash with Perth before topping the 2026 MLC table with the Unicorns.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2003–2026Faf du PlessisA Test-hundred-on-debut veteran who, past 40, became the first player to reach 1,000 MLC runs while captaining Texas Super Kings.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2024–2026Ollie PeakeStarted youngAn Australian teenager who won the 2024 Under-19 World Cup, debuted for Australia in ODIs and then joined the Unicorns.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Shehan JayasuriyaFormer Sri Lanka all-rounder who moved to the USA in 2021 and now plays for USA and the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2012–2026Smit PatelStarted youngUnder-19 World Cup winner with India who rebuilt his career in the USA, scoring 152 not out for his adopted country and keeping wicket for Texas Super Kings.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2014–2026Corbin BoschStarted youngSouth African all-rounder who won the 2014 Under-19 World Cup, then took four wickets and made 81 on Test debut.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2022–2026Allah GhazanfarStarted youngAfghan mystery spinner from Paktia who went from the Shpageeza League to an Afghanistan debut at 17 and a Mumbai Indians contract, now 20.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2018–2026Donovan FerreiraA Pretoria-born power hitter who went from Northerns to the Proteas, the SA20, the IPL and a Texas Super Kings finisher with a taste for sixes.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2018–2026Lloyd PopeStarted youngAustralian leg-spinner who took 8/35 at the 2018 U19 World Cup, starred in the Big Bash and joined LA Knight Riders for the 2026 title run.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2021–2026Mitchell OwenHobart-born opener who went from a Big Bash final hundred to Australian colours and the biggest score in Major League Cricket history.3 chapters · read the story →
Kingsmen · 2018–2026Shawn IshmailStarted youngNew York opening bowler who made his senior debut at 15 and took his first five-wicket haul in the Saturday Premier league.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2010–2026Mark ChapmanStarted youngHong Kong-born left-hander who made a century on ODI debut for Hong Kong, switched to New Zealand and added power to Washington Freedom.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2015–2026Jasdeep SinghNew York-born USA seam bowler who played ODI cricket from 2019 and was the first pick of the Orcas' 2025 domestic draft.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2021–2026Sanjay KrishnamurthiA Corvallis-born batter who became a Bay Area local hero for the Unicorns and USA, with 68* at the 2026 T20 World Cup and a top-of-the-table MLC season.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2017–2026Haris RaufFrom a Rawalpindi mobile shop and paid tape-ball games to a Big Bash hat-trick, Pakistan's pace attack and the San Francisco Unicorns.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2021–2026Rushil UgarkarA pace bowler born in St. Louis and raised in Bengaluru who went from last pick to MLC final hero and USA's ODI attack.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2012–2026Harmeet SinghStarted youngLeft-arm spinner who won the 2012 Under-19 World Cup with India, rebuilt his career in the USA and became the first pick of the MLC draft.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2020–2026Agni ChopraStarted youngDetroit-born left-hander who made hundreds in his first four first-class games for Mizoram, then took his bat to MI New York.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2015–2026Mohammad MohsinA Peshawar leg-spinner who moved to Texas, took 4/8 in MLC's first match and went on to play for the USA at the 2026 T20 World Cup.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2005–2026Peter SiddleFrom a Gippsland woodchopper's son to a Test hat-trick and, at 41, a Unicorns new-ball bowler in Major League Cricket.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2017–2026Nikhil ChaudharyDelhi-born all-rounder who found a new life in Australia, became a Big Bash regular and made his Australia T20I debut in 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2015–2026Xavier BartlettStarted youngGold Coast fast bowler who led the Big Bash in wickets, debuted for Australia with 4/17 and is a Unicorns new-ball regular.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2016–2026Lockie FergusonAuckland quick who tore through the 2019 World Cup with 21 wickets, bowled the first four-maiden T20 World Cup spell and is a Washington Freedom spearhead.3 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2016–2026Hassan KhanStarted youngPakistan's 2018 Under-19 captain who became the Unicorns' best domestic player and, in 2026, a USA call-up.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2022–2026Matthew TrompStarted youngA Houston-bred all-rounder who went from youth and Minor League cricket to a maiden MLC title and the 2026 under-23 player of the tournament award with LA Knight Riders.3 chapters · read the story →
Seattle Orcas · 2017–2026Matthew BreetzkeStarted youngFrom Gqeberha's Grey High School to a world-record 150 on ODI debut, then an MLC debut 66 for the Seattle Orcas.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2008–2026Alex HalesEngland's first T20I centurion and 2022 World Cup winner, now an MLC opener with the Knight Riders.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2018–2026Abhimanyu LambaA Rajasthan pace bowler who rebuilt his career in the United States and made his Major League Cricket debut for Texas Super Kings in 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2011–2026Nitish KumarCanada's youngest World Cup player turned Houston-based batter who debuted for the USA in 2024 and has been part of LA Knight Riders since the first MLC draft.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2022–2026Saiteja MukkamallaNew Jersey-born USA opener who became a teenage ODI centurion and the fastest USA T20I centurion.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2010–2026Adam MilneA New Zealand fast bowler with a franchise career across the world, who has been a wicket-taking part of Texas Super Kings since 2025.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2017–2026Andries GousWelkom-born wicketkeeper-opener who built a career in South Africa, became an American international and wrote MLC history in 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2007–2026Rilee RossouwBloemfontein-born left-hander who broke a South African domestic record as a teenager and has since played T20 leagues around the world.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2012–2026Akeal HoseinStarted youngA Trinidadian left-arm spinner who became a T20 franchise regular and took the first hat-trick in Major League Cricket history for Texas Super Kings.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2017–2026Tajinder SinghHard-hitting all-rounder from Dholpur who went from Rajasthan to an IPL contract and a 35-ball 95 for MI New York.3 chapters · read the story →
Texas Super Kings · 2005–2026Shubham RanjaneStarted youngA third-generation Indian first-class cricketer who rebuilt his career in America and went from Texas Super Kings to a USA T20 World Cup squad.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2014–2026Ben DwarshuisSutherland Shire left-armer who went from a Sixers rookie to Australia caps and a Washington Freedom spearhead, taking 16 wickets in MLC 2026.3 chapters · read the story →
Los Angeles Knight Riders · 2008–2026Jahmar HamiltonAnguillian wicketkeeper-batter who rose through Leeward Islands cricket to a West Indies Test cap and now keeps wicket for LA Knight Riders.3 chapters · read the story →
Washington Freedom · 2016–2026Abhishek ParadkarStarted youngSan Diego-born left-arm seamer who went from Minor League Cricket to a USA ODI debut and a Washington Freedom contract.3 chapters · read the story →
Mi New York · 2007–2026Romario ShepherdStarted youngFrom barefoot street cricket in Berbice to a 14-ball IPL fifty, the West Indies all-rounder bowls and finishes for MI New York.3 chapters · read the story →
2021–2026Aaman PatelFrom UNC's student media to the T20 World Cup: a voice of American cricket.2 chapters · read the story →
San Francisco Unicorns · 2022–2026Connor EsterhuizenA Johannesburg wicketkeeper-batter who went from the Lions to the Proteas in 2026 and joined the Unicorns as a late MLC replacement.2 chapters · read the story →