Rotterdam is a major port city and the second-largest city in the Netherlands. Largely destroyed by German bombing in World War II, its center was rebuilt with a focus on modern, innovative architecture. It is now celebrated for its striking skyline, world-class art and design scene, and role as Europe’s largest port.

Edinburgh will be owned by former New Zealand internationals Nathan McCullum, former New Zealand international and high-performance cricket coach, and Kyle Mills, former New Zealand fast bowler and former ICC No.1 ODI bowler.

Belfast will be owned by Australian all-rounder “The Big Show” Glenn Maxwell, global T20 star, together with Rohan Lund, former Group CEO of NRMA, alongside strategic partners to be announced in due course.

Amsterdam will be owned by a group led by Australian cricket great Steve Waugh, former Australian captain and World Cup-winning leader, alongside Jamie Dwyer, five-time World Player of the Year and Olympic gold medallist, and Tim Thomas, former CEO of the Centre for Australia-India Relations and former Partner at KPMG Australia.

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, situated on the River Clyde. Once a global industrial powerhouse, earning the nickname "Second City of the British Empire," it was a major center for shipbuilding and trade. Since the 1980s, Glasgow has undergone a significant urban renewal, transforming into a hub for arts, culture, and architecture while preserving its Victorian heritage.

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is located on the east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey. Founded by Vikings, it grew into a prominent trading port and later the center of English power. Today, it is known for its vibrant culture, literary history, and friendly atmosphere, blending historic Georgian architecture with a modern, bustling city life.