The ECS Malta, Encore goes on from November 6 to November 17 with a total of 67 matches being played at the Marsa Sports Club in Marsa followed by the two ECIs on the weekends.
Malta, known for its picturesque landscapes and stunning coastlines, is also making a name for itself in the world of cricket. The small Mediterranean island nation has become a cricketing hub, and this November, it's all about the encore as ECS Malta, Encore takes center stage. But that's not all; Malta is set to host a cricketing weekend like no other with ECI-W Malta and ECI Malta, promising action, excitement, and camaraderie.
ECS Malta Encore: The Cricketing Encore
After the tremendous success of ECS Malta in January-February earlier this year, Malta is back with an encore. Twelve local Maltese clubs are in the spotlight, vying for glory and cricketing supremacy. Divided into two groups of six each, they'll face off in a double round-robin format, followed by thrilling Knockout matches. The anticipation is palpable, as the journey to crown a new champion unfolds.
Gozo Zalmi: The Reigning Champions
The first ECS Malta earlier this year saw Gozo Zalmi emerge as the champions, defeating the Southern Crusaders in a memorable final. The spotlight is once again on these two teams, but with a host of new challengers, the competition promises to be fierce. Will Gozo Zalmi defend their title, or will a new champion rise to the occasion?
ECI-W Malta: Women's International Cricket
The cricketing extravaganza in Malta continues with ECI-W Malta, a 10-over international event for women. Hosts Malta will face off against Estonia in a thrilling clash that promises to showcase women's cricketing talent at its finest. The event is a testament to the growing popularity and significance of women's cricket on the island.
ECI Malta: The Men's Battle
Simultaneously, ECI Malta will be in full swing, as Malta takes on Cyprus in a series of exciting matches. It's a cricketing showdown that highlights the unity and camaraderie that cricket fosters. Both events feature four games each, promising a weekend filled with cricketing drama.
