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Middlesex Crusaders have been drawn alongside Australia's Victoria Bushrangers, South Africa's Pretoria Titans and India's Chennai Super Kings in Group A of the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 tournament.
The competition, to be played in India from December 3-10, features eight teams, two each from the founding board members - Australia, India and South Africa - as well as Shaun Udal’s Lord’s-based side and Pakistan's Sialkot Stallions.
Middlesex face Victoria in the tournament’s opening-day curtain-raiser in Mumbai before moving on to Chennai to play Pretoria two days later and the Super Kings on their home ground on December 6.
Group B for the tournament comprises Indian Premier League champions Rajasthan Royals, Sialkot, South Africa's Natal Dolphins and Australia's Western Warriors.
The top two from each group qualify for the semi-finals, with the finalists meeting in Chennai for the showpiece on December 10.
December 3:
Middlesex Crusaders v Victoria Bushrangers, Mumbai
Rajasthan Royals v Natal Dolphins, Mumbai
December 4:
Sialkot Stallions v Western Warriors, Bangalore
Chennai Super Kings v Victoria, Mumbai
December 5:
Middlesex Crusaders v Pretoria Titans, Chennai
Sialkot Stallions v Rajasthan Royals, Mumbai
December 6:
Western Warriors v Natal Dolphins, Bangalore
Victoria Bushrangers v Pretoria Titans, Chennai
Chennai Super Kings v Middlesex Crusaders, Chennai
December 7:
Natal Dolphins v Sialkot Stallions, Bangalore
Rajasthan Royals v Western Warriors, Bangalore
Chennai Super Kings v Pretoria Titans, Chennai
Semi-finals
December 8: Group B winners v Group A runners-up, Bangalore
December 9: Group A winners v Group B runners-up, Chennai
Final
December 10: Semi-final winners 1 v Semi-final winners 2, Chennai
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