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This is a list of the squads that qualified for the 2012 Champions League Twenty20.
Auckland Aces
Coach:
Paul Strang[1]
Chennai Super Kings
Coach:
Stephen Fleming
Delhi Daredevils
Ahead of the tournament, Mahela Jayawardene was named the captain after Virender Sehwag stepped down from the position. Sehwag had captained the team for four of the past five years.[4]
Coach:
Eric Simons
Hampshire Royals
Hampshire were able to include Shahid Afridi in their squad as he was registered with the team, despite him having not played any matches in the 2012 Friends Life t20 due to visa issues. From the domestic tournament, Hampshire were unable to have Neil McKenzie and Simon Katich due to them having qualified with other teams.[6][7]
Coach:
Craig White
Kolkata Knight Riders
Coach:
Trevor Bayliss
Highveld Lions
Coach:
Geoffrey Toyana
Mumbai Indians
Coach:
Robin Singh
Perth Scorchers
Coach:
Lachlan Stevens
Sialkot Stallions
Coach:
Naved Anjum
Sydney Sixers
Coach:
Corey Richards
Titans
Coach:
Matthew Maynard
Trinidad and Tobago are without Kieron Pollard, Dwayne Bravo and Sunil Narine, who all elected to play for Indian teams.[16]
Coach:
David Williams
Uva Next
Coach:
Dave Nosworthy
Yorkshire Carnegie
Yorkshire's overseas player David Miller may only be available for their first match due to commitments in South African domestic cricket. Yorkshire were unable to include Andrew Hodd due to him only being on loan from Sussex and having not played any Twenty20 matches for Yorkshire.[19]
Coach:
Jason Gillespie
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