The Amsterdam Flames are owned by a consortium featuring Australian cricket legend and two-time World Cup winner, Steve Waugh, Olympic hockey gold medallist Jamie Dwyer, and businessman Tim Thomas. Led by Dutch wicketkeeper-batter Scott Edwards, the franchise blends international star power with homegrown talent. Its international lineup features the likes of Australian batting great Steve Smith, explosive finisher Tim David, Indian veteran Ajinkya Rahane, New Zealand all-rounder Michael Bracewell, and Irish all-rounder Curtis Campher. The Dutch contingent includes the likes of prolific batter Max O’Dowd, dynamic all-rounder Bas de Leede, spinner Aryan Dutt, left-arm spinner Tim Pringle, and fast bowler Kyle Klein, creating a competitive, balanced squad.
The Flames finished second on the points table, after the league stage, with 13 points from 10 matches. They won 6, lost 3 and had one no-result. The Flames finished ahead of the Belfast Wolves and the Rotterdam Dockers - who also finished on 13 points - on Net Run Rate after the league stage.
