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Hello, and it's time for another episode of Vipers Voices, the podcast of the Desert Vipers, the champion team of the DP World ILT20.

And in this one we look back at the final of the ILT20 Development Tournament that wrapped up at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Thursday evening, the 24th of September.

Sadly, it was a step too far for Vitya Aravind's side as they lost by four wickets to the Gulf Giants, but it was a terrific match to cap a fantastic competition that showcased the very best of UAE talent ahead of the DP World ILT20 Player Auction at the start of October.

After we recap on the final, we'll hear from Desert Vipers Development Lead, Jack Luffman, the team's head coach for the tournament, with his reflections on the ultimate match and the event as a whole.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Vipers Voices, the podcast of the Desert Vipers, the champion team of the DP World ILT20, as we continue our coverage of the ILT20 Development Tournament.

And in this episode, we look back on the Vipers team's semi-final against the Sharjah Warriors at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Wednesday evening, the 23rd of September.

And it was another back-from-the-dead victory for Vitya Aravind's side by 25 runs, which means they're in Thursday night's final against the Gulf Giants.

Coming up, we hear from head coach Jack Luffman, who gives us his perspective on another remarkable night of action.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Vipers Voices, the podcast of the Desert Vipers, the champion team of the DP World ILT20, as we continue our coverage of the ILT20 Development Tournament.

And in this episode, we look back on an incredible victory for the Vipers side in their final league match of the tournament, a must-win game against the Dubai Capitals at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Monday evening, the 21st of September.

And that includes hearing from the Vipers' development lead and head coach for this tournament, Jack Luffman.

The Vipers scored 191 for nine, batting first, only for the Capitals to fly out of the traps in response, racing to 93 without loss in just the eighth over and seemingly on course for a win that would have sent them through to the semi-finals and, at the same time, knocked out the Vipers.

And hopefully another win will take us to Thursday's final.

Jack Luffman, the Desert Vipers' head coach in this season's ILT20 development tournament, he and the players have achieved their first goal, that of reaching the semi-finals, but now they know in order to lift the title, they have to keep winning, starting with Wednesday's semi-final.

The Vipers will now wait to find out who they'll be playing and when they'll play in the semi-finals and we'll bring you all the reaction to that semi-final from the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Wednesday night.

On that basis, please like and subscribe to this podcast for all the latest reaction to the action from the Vipers camp.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Vipers Voices, the podcast of the Desert Vipers, the champion team of the DP World ILT20, as we continue our coverage of the ILT20 Development Tournament.

And in this episode we look back on a defeat for the Vipers side at the hands of the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders team by 88 runs at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Sunday evening the 20th of September.

The ADKR side raced to 196 for 8 batting first and the Vipers replied with 108 all out from 15.5 overs.

It's a result that leaves the Vipers outside the top four places on net run rate.

Top score was Nilanj Keswani with 35, but of the other players, only Punya Bhatia with 22 topped 20.

Being bowled out for 108 meant it was a damaging loss for the side, as it's affected the team's net run rate adversely, but it's not fatal, as a win against the Dubai Capitals on Monday night should still be enough to secure a semi-final place.

So the Vipers must now put the ADKR loss behind them, and they have the perfect opportunity to do just that, with their last league stage match against Dubai Capitals on Monday evening, the 21st of September at 7pm at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City.

We'll be back to reflect on that match, and so please like and subscribe to this podcast if you want to get all the latest reaction to the action from the Vipers camp.

And in this podcast, we continue our coverage of the ILT20 Development Tournament.

All six franchises have sides in that tournament at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City, which serves as a shop window for the UAE players ahead of the player auction in early October.

that precedes Season 5 of the DP World ILT20.

And after the Vipers' side's win against My Emirates in Match 1, this time Vitya Aravind's team came up short, losing by two wickets to the Sharjah Warriors' team, a repeat of the final of the previous development tournament 12 months ago.

Of course, he's busy with national duty right now, but it'll be really good to have him back for the last two group stage games leading on to hopefully the semifinals and finals.

he'll be a big asset for us winning this competition and i thoroughly believe we got on the right track to win this competition so hope we get we change few things uh which we can do better in the next couple of games and hopefully we win the knockout games and hopefully become champions this tournament

so a defeat for the vipers this time and the players and coaching staff will be looking to put it behind them quickly given the lack of time until the side's third match of the development tournament against the Gulf Giants side on Thursday night, the 17th of September, again at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City.

We'll be back to reflect on that match, and so please like and subscribe to this podcast if you want to get all the latest reaction to the action from the Vipers camp.

Hello, and welcome to a new episode of Viper's Voices, and our first one covering the ILT20 Development Tournament that's a major marker ahead of Season 5 of the DP World ILT20.

And we can bring you good news as the Desert Vipers side are off to a winning start with a four-wicket success against the MyEmirates team at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Monday evening.

Coming up, we hear from Desert Vipers development lead, Jack Luffman, who's coaching the Vipers for this tournament as he did last season when the team finished as runners-up.

And also we hear from the side's captain, Richa Aravind, as they talk us through the action.

So I think it's always good to start with a win and it was good all our batsmen got a hit and they actually looked very comfortable out there, so happiness.

Vichya Aravind, the Desert Vipers captain for the ILT20 Development Tournament, following on from Jack Luffman, the team's head coach.

So victory in the Vipers first match, but there's little time to celebrate as the side is next in action just forty-eight hours later on Wednesday night against the Sharjah Warriors side, a nine pm start at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City.

We'll be back to reflect on that match and so please like and subscribe to this podcast if you want to get all the latest reaction to the action from the Vipers camp.