Indian Premier League
India’s flagship franchise T20 competition, run by the BCCI. City-based clubs bring together Indian and international players for a short, high-profile season and playoffs.
A guide to major professional franchise competitions: where they play, what makes each one distinct, and where to find official updates.
India’s flagship franchise T20 competition, run by the BCCI. City-based clubs bring together Indian and international players for a short, high-profile season and playoffs.
India’s women’s franchise T20 league features five teams and leading players from India and around the world. The fifth season is scheduled for 14 January–7 February 2027.
Pakistan’s national franchise T20 league, run by the PCB. Eight franchises are set to return for PSL 12, scheduled for 18 March–2 May 2027.
Australia’s summer T20 competition has eight city-based men’s teams. The parallel women’s competition is the WBBL, with women’s and men’s cricket both part of the Big Bash season.
Eight city teams compete in both the men’s and women’s tournaments. Instead of overs, each side faces 100 balls, creating a distinct short-format version of cricket.
A franchise T20 competition launched in 2013, bringing together teams connected to Caribbean countries and territories. It is known for festive match-day culture and regional identity.
South Africa’s franchise T20 league features six teams and aims to showcase local players alongside international talent. Cricket South Africa is a major partner in the competition.
The UAE’s professional franchise T20 competition is played across venues including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah. Its six inaugural teams combined international and UAE-based players.
The United States’ professional franchise T20 league launched in 2023. It is part of the effort to grow the game and create more opportunities for American cricketers.
The BCB’s franchise T20 competition has run since 2012. Its league stage uses a double round-robin format, followed by playoffs for the top four teams.
Sri Lanka Cricket’s franchise T20 league began in 2020. The league has announced a plan to expand to six teams for its next season, expected in the July–August 2027 window.
League names, teams and dates can change. This page introduces major franchise competitions, not every domestic club league in the world. For current fixtures and squad news, use the official links on each card. EagleCrick will publish verified updates here as official announcements are released.