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theT20cricket.com for team owners

Don't just own a team.Build something people want to belong to.

Players win matches.
Fans build franchises.

A team's long term commercial value depends not only on results on the field, but also on the strength of the community that continues to care when the season ends. theT20cricket.com helps team owners build that community, deepen fan engagement, create new commercial opportunities and strengthen the long term value of the franchise.

Register your teamMeet your Fanly
Numbered team shirts hung above a dressing-room bench, a kit bag, helmet and bat beside it

Your players may change.

Your captain may change.

Your jersey may change.

Your Fanly stays.

And grows.

Build your community as carefully as you build your squad.

Because the strongest teams are not only followed.

They are belonged to.

Struggling team

The same team. Two very different futures.

  • Fan community An audience on match day
  • Sponsorship Logo on a boundary board
  • Revenue base Central share + 2 sponsors
  • Season result (P&L) Loss — again
  • Franchise value What you paid — or less
  • Exit options A distressed sale, maybe
Franchise scorecard · Season 3

Powered franchise

The same team. Two very different futures.

  • Fan community A Fanly of 84,000 — and growing
  • Sponsorship Measured fan interaction, renewed
  • Revenue base Memberships · digital · merch · events
  • Season result (P&L) Losses stopped. Compounding.
  • Franchise value Data backed, on chain valuation
  • Exit options Structured OFS — partial or full
  • A lone batter at the crease facing empty stands under the floodlights
    Symptom 01

    No real fan following

    An audience on match day, but no community behind it. Nobody chooses the team, or carries it between seasons.

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  • An owner slumped in the dugout before a board of flat and falling charts
    Symptom 02

    No value addition

    The franchise is worth roughly what you paid — or less. Nothing compounds from one season to the next.

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  • Sponsors running off the field with banknotes flying, a player reaching after them
    Symptom 03

    Sponsors running away

    Logo visibility instead of engagement — so they negotiate down, and then they don't come back.

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  • A cracked piggy bank on the outfield beside a falling bar chart
    Symptom 04

    A loss making venture

    Salaries, fees and costs keep rising while income stays flat. Each season deepens the hole.

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  • The last few coins in a shrinking pile on an empty pitch
    Symptom 05

    Revenue drying up

    A small central share and a handful of local sponsorships. No memberships, digital, merch or community income.

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  • A helmet and gloves dropped on the grass of an empty stadium
    Symptom 06

    No hope next season

    The same playbook produces the same result. Without a new engine, next season looks like the last.

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  • A hand dropping a last coin into a nearly empty jar
    Symptom 07

    A crunch of funds

    Keeping the team running consumes cash — and raising money against a loss maker is hard.

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  • A jar of coins bound in chains beside a no-entry sign
    Symptom 08

    No exit from the investment

    A privately held, loss making team is illiquid, hard to value and harder to sell — except at a distressed price.

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  • A glowing reset button in the middle of a floodlit pitch
    Symptom 09

    Everything resets

    Players change, captains change, jerseys change — and because nothing holds the fans, it all resets to zero.

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Eleven players in matching kit is a squad. It is not yet a team anyone belongs to.

A team plays a season. A franchise builds for years.

Build the squad. Build the brand. Build the Fanly.

Build something people want to belong to.