The tournament will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland, across their linear and digital channels.
| Thomas Knight (c) | Forfarshire |
| Finlay Carter | Whitstable |
| Max Chaplin | New Farnley |
| George Cutler | Falkland |
| Rory Grant | Grange and Leamington Spa |
| Finlay Jones | Maldon and Essex |
| Ollie Jones | Ayr |
| Olly Pillinger | Stewart's Melville |
| Ethan Ramsay | Hartley Wintney |
| Theo Robinson | Shenfield |
| Manu Saraswat | Aberdeenshire |
| Ram Sharma | Stewart's Melville |
| Shreyas Tekale | Carlton |
| Shlok Thaker | Clydesdale |
| Jake Woodhouse | Ayr |
The 16 teams will be divided into four groups with three teams from each group advancing to the Super six stage. The fourth-placed teams in each will move to a placement match, with the fourth-placed teams in Group A and D facing each other while the fourth-placed teams in Group B and C take each other on.
The top three teams from Group A and D will progress to one Super Six group while top three teams from Group B and C will be combined in another Super Six group. The points, wins and net run-rate earned against the other progressing Super Six teams will be carried forward.
The teams will then play two matches in the Super Six stage against opponents from the other group that finished in a different group stage position. For example, the first-placed team in Group A plays only teams that finished second and third in Group D in the Super Six. Similarly, the second-placed team in Group A plays only the teams that finished first and third in Group D.
