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The European Cricket League is an invitational T10 club tournament organized by the European Cricket Network. It features champion clubs from domestic leagues across Europe, often described as the "Champions League" of European cricket. Participants include teams from France, Luxembourg, Malta, and Gibraltar. The format typically involves group stages followed by knockout playoffs. Recent editions have featured around 30-35 teams. The competition is distinct from the European Cricket Championship, which is a national team competition. The European Cricket Championship features national sides and has a divisional structure with promotion and relegation between Premier and Challenger divisions. In contrast, the European Cricket League focuses on club-level competition without a formal promotion or relegation system between divisions. It relies on qualification through domestic league success. The European Cricket League does not have promotion or relegation linking it to the European Cricket Championship, as they serve different levels of the sport. The European Cricket League is the primary club competition in Europe, while the European Cricket Championship is the primary international competition for European nations. The tournament was founded in 2018 by Daniel Weston in collaboration with Roger Feiner, Thomas Klooz, and Frank Leenders. The inaugural edition was held in July 2019 in Spain. The current title holder is Hornchurch from England, who defeated Old Victorians in the final. Dreux Ville Royale won the 2023 edition, and Pak I Care Badalona won in 2022.

The European Cricket League is an invitational T10 club tournament organized by the European Cricket Network. It features champion clubs from domestic leagues across Europe, often described as the "Champions League" of European cricket. Participants include teams from France, Luxembourg, Malta, and Gibraltar. The format typically involves group stages followed by knockout playoffs. Recent editions have featured around 30-35 teams. The competition is distinct from the European Cricket Championship, which is a national team competition. The European Cricket Championship features national sides and has a divisional structure with promotion and relegation between Premier and Challenger divisions. In contrast, the European Cricket League focuses on club-level competition without a formal promotion or relegation system between divisions. It relies on qualification through domestic league success. The European Cricket League does not have promotion or relegation linking it to the European Cricket Championship, as they serve different levels of the sport. The European Cricket League is the primary club competition in Europe, while the European Cricket Championship is the primary international competition for European nations. The tournament was founded in 2018 by Daniel Weston in collaboration with Roger Feiner, Thomas Klooz, and Frank Leenders. The inaugural edition was held in July 2019 in Spain. The current title holder is Hornchurch from England, who defeated Old Victorians in the final. Dreux Ville Royale won the 2023 edition, and Pak I Care Badalona won in 2022.