Leverock ready for Southern Spartans debut in India
IslandStats.com
The Big Cricket League has officially confirmed that its second season will take place from March 11th to March 22nd, 2026. The announcement marks the next stage in the development of the world’s first Pro-Am cricket league, a format designed to bridge the gap between seasoned professionals and emerging amateur talent.
Among the standout selections in the recent draft is Bermudian all-rounder Kamau Leverock, who has been recruited by the Southern Spartans. Leverock is widely regarded as one of the most explosive talents in associate cricket, and his inclusion is expected to provide the Spartans with significant firepower at the top of the order and versatility with the ball.
For Leverock, this tournament represents a vital opportunity to return to the global stage. The powerful left-hander was forced to miss the inaugural World Legends Pro League T20 in India earlier this year following a devastating visa delay that saw him sidelined despite being a marquee signing.
The Spartans' management expressed confidence that Leverock’s aggressive style of play will thrive in the BCL's fast-paced environment. Having missed out on his previous opportunity in India, the Bermudian will be particularly keen to prove his worth and make a lasting impression during the twelve-day window in March.
As the BCL continues to evolve, the inclusion of international figures like Leverock highlights the league's ambition to expand its reach. With the dates now set, the countdown begins for what promises to be a high-octane showcase of the Pro-Am format.
