England Champions will clash with West Indies Champions in the Final match of the World Championship of Legends 2026 at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Sunday, October 18.
England Champions, led by Ravi Bopara, were in fourth place with two wins and three losses in five games, earning four points. In semi-final 1, they secured a 46-run win against South Africa Champions to advance to the final.
On the other hand, West Indies Champions, captained by Chris Gayle, held third position with three wins and two losses in five games, accumulating six points. In semi-final 2, they secured a five-wicket win against Australia Champions to make it to the grand finale.
England Champions vs West Indies Champions, World Championship of Legends 2026, Final Details
Match: England Champions vs West Indies Champions, World Championship of Legends 2026, Final
Time & Date: 9:00 PM IST, Sunday, October 18
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah
England Champions vs West Indies Champions, World Championship of Legends 2026, Final Pitch Report
Any score above 180 would be a tough ask for the team batting second. Both batters and bowlers will have their fair share. As the game progresses to the middle overs, we can see spinners have their fair share.
England Champions vs West Indies Champions, World Championship of Legends 2026, Final Probable XIs
England Champions
Ravi Bopara (c), Dawid Malan, Jason Roy, Moeen Ali, Samit Patel, Phil Mustard (wk), Joe Denly, Toby Roland-Jones, Tymal Mills, Ajmal Shahzad, Ryan Sidebottom
West Indies Champions
Chris Gayle (c), Lendl Simmons, Chadwick Walton (wk), Jermaine Blackwood, Carlos Brathwaite, Dwayne Bravo, Raymon Reifer, Rayad Emrit, Sheldon Cottrell, Fidel Edwards, Nikita Miller
England Champions vs West Indies Champions, World Championship of Legends 2026, Final Winner Prediction
Match Winner: England Champions
England, led by Ravi Bopara, start this contest as firm favourites. On that note, we can expect the Ravi Bopara-led side to come out on top in this fixture, as they possess better batting and bowling units than the West Indies Champions.
