MCA unveils fixtures for T20 Mumbai League 2026 and inaugural Women’s League
Published - 15 May 2026, 19:32 IST | Updated - 15 May 2026, 19:35 IST
The women’s competition will also spotlight some of the most exciting cricketers, including Sayali, Saima, Humairaa Kaazi, teenage sensation Ira Jadhav, Simran Shaikh, Sanika Chalke, Vrushali Bhagat and several promising young talents from the domestic circuit.
The men’s and women’s tournaments will run simultaneously in a landmark moment for Mumbai cricket, reflecting the MCA’s vision of building a larger, more inclusive and professionally driven platform for talent development across categories.
The two finals will be played on June 13, with the T20 Mumbai Women’s League final scheduled at 2 PM and the T20 Mumbai League 2026 final at 7 PM.
MCA President Ajinkya Naik said: “The announcement of the fixtures sets the stage for what promises to be a world-class cricketing spectacle at the Wankhede Stadium. The league will bring together some of the finest players in the game alongside Mumbai’s emerging talent, giving young cricketers a valuable opportunity to compete and share the stage with established stars. At the same time, fans can look forward to two weeks of high-quality and exciting cricket as we continue to strengthen Mumbai’s cricketing ecosystem through both the men’s and women’s competitions.”
Rajdip Gupta, Chairman of the League Governing Council, added: “With 30 matches scheduled across the men’s and women’s competitions, the fixtures set the stage for an exciting and competitive season at the Wankhede Stadium. With a strong mix of experienced players and emerging talent, the league will continue to provide young cricketers with valuable exposure and an important platform for development. Fans can expect high-intensity cricket and several exciting contests throughout the tournament.”
Since its inception in 2018, the T20 Mumbai League has established itself as one of India’s leading domestic franchise-based T20 tournaments and has played an important role in the progression of several cricketers to the IPL, domestic cricket and the national team.
The launch of the T20 Mumbai Women’s League marks another significant milestone in strengthening Mumbai’s cricketing structure by creating a dedicated and competitive platform for women cricketers.
All matches will be played at the Wankhede Stadium and telecast live on Star Sports while also being streamed on JioHotstar, significantly expanding the tournament’s reach and providing players with valuable national exposure.
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