Who should open?
T20 changed how cricket is played. We change who gets to play it.

The fan becomes an extra force behind the team while sporting authority remains with the people responsible for the match.
In a theT20cricket.com powered competition, the league can define fan powered moments as part of its approved format. Fans do not replace the captain, players or officials. Instead, they can collectively help unlock predefined options that the captain may use within the rules of that competition.
T20 changed how cricket is played. We change who gets to play it.

The fan becomes an extra force behind the team while sporting authority remains with the people responsible for the match.
The question used to be
“What will the captain do?”

Now it becomes:
“When will the captain use the opportunity we helped unlock?”
That extra layer creates something many leagues struggle to manufacture: sustained attention.

In a game, be the gamechanger
Participate in an approved fan powered process connected with the opening decision of the match.
Your team needs a breakthrough.

In a game, be the gamechanger
Participate in opportunities designed around the team's bowling strategy, where the competition rules allow.
A fan powered moment opens.

In a game, be the gamechanger
Help unlock a predefined batting option at a crucial stage of the game.
You participate. So do other supporters.

In a game, be the gamechanger
Help your team collectively unlock an eligible tactical option for use during a designated phase.
Thousands of supporters are watching from different countries.

In a game, be the gamechanger
The fan community may unlock an option; the captain decides when and how to deploy it.
Together, the fan community unlocks an eligible option for the captain.
Where authority stays
The fan becomes an extra force behind the team while sporting authority remains with the people responsible for the match.