Abu Dhabi T10 Today: Eagles vs Aces, Tigers vs RDC — Preview and Live Streaming

The Abu Dhabi T10 League 2026 continues with a double-header at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium tonight. Emirates Eagles take on Arabian Aces in the seventh match at 7:15 PM IST, and table-toppers United Tigers face winless Royal Desert Champions in the eighth match at 9:30 PM IST. Both games matter: the Eagles and the Aces are locked on two points each in the mid-table scramble, while the Tigers can extend their perfect start and the Champions are already playing to save their campaign.

Here is our preview of both matches, with the points table, team news, key players, predictions and the live streaming details.

Abu Dhabi T10 Points Table After Match 6

Team	Played	Won	Lost	Points	NRR
United Tigers	2	2	0	4	+3.800
Yas Lions	2	1	1	2	+0.696
Emirates Eagles	2	1	1	2	-0.107
UAE Bulls	2	1	1	2	—
Arabian Aces	2	1	1	2	-1.916
Royal Desert Champions	2	0	2	0	-1.529

The top three teams progress to the playoffs. The side finishing first goes straight into the final on Friday, November 20, while the second and third-placed teams meet in a qualifier earlier the same evening.

Match 7: Emirates Eagles vs Arabian Aces, 7:15 PM IST

The Eagles, captained by Rovman Powell, opened with a 16-run win over Royal Desert Champions and then lost a close one to Yas Lions, who chased down 115 for 4 with six wickets in hand. Their squad has serious firepower: Shimron Hetmyer and Alex Hales at the top, Kusal Perera and Hasan Nawaz in the middle, and Trent Boult and Noor Ahmad with the ball. Boult’s new-ball swing and Noor Ahmad’s wrist-spin are exactly the weapons that trouble batters in a 10-over game.

The Aces, led by Moeen Ali, were hammered by 51 runs by United Tigers in their opener but bounced back in style on Sunday night. Royal Desert Champions posted 112 for 6, with Philip Salt scoring 55 off 26 balls, and the Aces chased it down for the loss of one wicket in nine overs. Paul Walter was Player of the Match, smashing an unbeaten 62 off 26 balls with five sixes and also taking a wicket. With Andre Russell, Liam Livingstone, Sam Billings and Tom Kohler-Cadmore around him, this is the most explosive batting line-up in the tournament on paper.

The key battle is Walter and Russell against Boult and Noor Ahmad. If the Eagles’ bowlers strike early, the Aces’ middle order has already shown it can collapse, as it did against the Tigers. If Walter repeats his Sunday form, the Aces chase down anything. The Aces carry the momentum from their nine-wicket win, and in a 10-over shootout that counts for plenty.

Prediction: Arabian Aces to beat Emirates Eagles.

Match 8: United Tigers vs Royal Desert Champions, 9:30 PM IST

United Tigers, captained by Fakhar Zaman, are the only unbeaten side in the tournament and the early team to beat. They thrashed Arabian Aces by 51 runs in their opener and then beat defending champions UAE Bulls by 25 runs on Sunday, posting 126 for 6 before restricting the Bulls to 101 for 4. Azmatullah Omarzai’s 48 not out off 19 balls, with five sixes, was the innings of the tournament so far, and Faheem Ashraf made 41 off 16 in the same game. With Iftikhar Ahmed, Abbas Afridi and Sufyan Moqim in support, the Tigers bat deep and bowl with variety.

Royal Desert Champions, captained by Nicholas Pooran, are in trouble. They lost their opener to the Eagles by 16 runs and were then beaten by nine wickets by the Aces, with Salt’s 55 off 26 the only bright spot. Their squad is full of stars — Naseem Shah, Maheesh Theekshana, Brandon King, Sherfane Rutherford, Gulbadin Naib and Chris Jordan — but two defeats in two games means a third tonight would leave them bottom of the table with a badly damaged net run rate and almost no margin for error.

Pooran and Salt must fire at the top against the Tigers’ attack, and Naseem Shah needs early wickets, because the Tigers have chased and defended with equal ease so far. The Champions have the individual quality to win any 10-over game, but the Tigers have the form, the balance and the confidence.

Prediction: United Tigers to beat Royal Desert Champions and stay unbeaten.

Abu Dhabi T10 Live Streaming: How to Watch Tonight’s Matches

In India, both matches will be telecast live on the Star Sports Network and streamed on JioHotstar. In Pakistan, the matches are shown on A Sports, with live streaming on Tamasha and Myco Sports. Fans in the USA and Canada can watch on Willow TV, viewers in the UK can follow on ARY Digital, and the rest of the world can watch on the T10 League Official and Sports Central channels on YouTube.

For the full tournament picture, see the Abu Dhabi T10 League 2026 schedule, teams and results and the Abu Dhabi T10 live streaming guide. Tomorrow night brings another double-header: Yas Lions vs United Tigers at 7:15 PM IST, followed by UAE Bulls vs Emirates Eagles at 9:30 PM IST.

FAQs: Abu Dhabi T10 Tonight

What time do tonight’s Abu Dhabi T10 matches start?

Emirates Eagles vs Arabian Aces starts at 7:15 PM IST, and United Tigers vs Royal Desert Champions starts at 9:30 PM IST. Both matches are at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

Where can I watch Abu Dhabi T10 live in India?

The matches are telecast on the Star Sports Network and streamed live on JioHotstar in India.

Who is on top of the Abu Dhabi T10 points table?

United Tigers lead the table with four points from two wins and a net run rate of +3.800. Four teams — Yas Lions, Emirates Eagles, UAE Bulls and Arabian Aces — are on two points each, while Royal Desert Champions are bottom with no points.

Who won the last Abu Dhabi T10 match?

Arabian Aces beat Royal Desert Champions by nine wickets on Sunday night. Royal Desert Champions made 112 for 6, with Philip Salt scoring 55, and the Aces chased it down in nine overs, with Paul Walter unbeaten on 62 off 26 balls.