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Month

Tournament Details

7 – 11 January

PAK Tour of Sri Lanka 2026

Matches: 3 T20

9 January – 5 February

Women’s Premier League 2026
Matches: 22 T20

13 – 31 January

New Zealand Tour of India 2026
Matches: 5, T20Is, 3 ODI

15 January – 6 February

U19 CWC 2026
Matches: 41 ODI

18 January – 1 February

Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier 2026
Matches: 32 T20I

19 – 22 January

Afghanistan and West Indies in UAE 2026
Matches: 3 T20

January – February

Global Cricket League 2026
Matches: 18 T20

22 January – 3 February

England Tour of Sri Lanka 2026
Matches: 3 T20Is | 3 ODI

23 – 26 January

Ireland vs Italy in UAE 2026
Matches: 3 T20I

26 January – 4 February

World Legends Pro T20 2026
Matches: 18 T20

26 January – 7 February

Emirates D10 League 2026
Matches: 32 T10

27 – 31 January

West Indies Tour of South Africa 2026
Matches: 3 T20I

29 – 31 January

Ireland Tour of UAE 2026
Matches: 2 T20I

29 January – 1 February

Australia Tour of Pakistan 2026
Matches: 3 T20I | 3 ODI

7 February – 8 March

T20 World Cup 2026
Matches: 55 T20I

13 – 22 February

Women’s Asia Cup Rising Stars 2026
Matches: 15 T20

20 February – 5 March

Legend 90 League 2026
Matches: T20

15 March – 25 May

South Africa Tour of New Zealand 2026
Matches: 5 T20I

5 March – 25 May

Pakistan Tour of Bangladesh 2026
Matches: 3 ODI | 2 Test

26 March – 31 May

IPL 2026
Matches: 84 T20

26 March – 3 May

PSL 2026
Matches: 60 T20

17 April – 2 May

New Zealand Tour of Bangladesh 2026
Matches: 3 ODI | 2 T20

5 – 25 May

Zimbabwe Tour of Pakistan 2026
Matches: 3 ODI | 2 T20

22 May – 18 July

T20 Blast 2026
Matches: 112 T20

4 – 29 June

New Zealand Tour of England 2026
Matches: 3 Test

7 – 30 June

Australia Tour of Bangladesh 2026
Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20

12 June – 5 July

Women’s T20 World Cup 2026
Matches: 33 T20Is

18 June – 18 July

Major League Cricket 2026
Matches: 34 T20

1 – 19 July

India Tour of England 2026
Matches: 3 ODI | 5 T20I

5 – 30 July

Bangladesh Tour of Zimbabwe 2026
Matches: 5 ODI | 2 Test

8 July – 8 August

LPL 2026
Matches: 34 T20

15 July – 15 August

European T20 Premier League 2026
Matches: 34 T20

21 July – 16 August

The Hundred League 2026
Matches: 34 T20

21 July – 16 August

The 100 Women’s League
Matches: 34 T20

25 July – 8 August

Pakistan Tour of West Indies 2026
Matches: 3 ODI | 3 T20

5 – 25 August

India Tour of Sri Lanka 2026
Matches: 3 ODI | 3 T20

19 August – 13 September

Pakistan Tour of England 2026
Matches: 3 Test

Completed Events

The Ashes 2025-26 reignites the historic rivalry between England and Australia across a five-Test series from November 21, 2025, to January 8, 2026, hosted entirely in Australia. The Tests unfold at Perth Stadium (November 21-25), The Gabba in Brisbane (day-night, December 4-8), Adelaide Oval (December 17-21), Melbourne Cricket Ground (December 26-30), and Sydney Cricket Ground (January 4-8), blending tradition with high-stakes drama as Australia defend their 2023 retention.

The Vijay Hazare Trophy Plate 2025-26 nurtures growth from December 24, 2025, to January 6, 2026, with six emerging teams Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Nagaland—in a single-group round-robin of 15 matches, topped by a Final at Ranchi.

The fourth edition of the International League T20 (ILT20) 2025-26 is set to start from December 2, 2025, to January 4, 2026, with six franchises battling in a double round-robin league stage of 30 matches, where the top four advances to playoffs featuring Qualifier 1, Eliminator, Qualifier 2, and the Final.

A total of 34 games will light up three UAE venues: Dubai International Cricket Stadium (15 matches, including Eliminator and Final), Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi (11 matches, including Qualifier 1), and Sharjah Cricket Stadium (8 matches, including Qualifier 2). The franchises are Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, Dubai Capitals, Desert Vipers, Gulf Giants, MI Emirates, and Sharjah Warriors.

The Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite 2025-26 is India’s domestic 50-over tournament starting from December 24, 2025, to January 18, 2026, featuring 32 teams in four groups of eight for round-robin leagues, with the top two from each directly qualifying for Quarterfinals (cross-group matchups), followed by Semifinals and a Final. Around 100 matches will be played across neutral hubs like Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Jaipur, and Bengaluru, spotlighting powerhouses such as Karnataka (five-time winners), Tamil Nadu, Mumbai, and Saurashtra.

The Big Bash League (BBL) 2025-26 returns for its 15th season starting from December 14, 2025, to January 25, 2026, with eight franchises playing in a double round-robin league stage, with the top four progressing to playoffs: Qualifier, Knockout, Challenger, and Final.
The venue includes the Gabba (Brisbane), MCG (Melbourne), SCG (Sydney), Optus Stadium (Perth), Adelaide Oval, Manuka Oval (Canberra), and Blundstone Arena (Hobart). The eight teams includes Adelaide Strikers, Brisbane Heat, Hobart Hurricanes (defending champions), Melbourne Renegades, Melbourne Stars, Perth Scorchers, Sydney Sixers, and Sydney Thunder.

The Super Smash 2025-26 scheduled to start from December 26, 2025, to January 31, 2026, uniting six provincial sides in a double round-robin league of 30 matches, with the top team securing a direct Final berth and second/third battling in an Elimination Final. The participated teams are Auckland Aces, Canterbury Kings, Central Stags, Northern Brave, Otago Volts, and Wellington Firebirds.
The 32-game matches (including playoffs) will held at 10 different venues: Seddon Park (Hamilton), Basin Reserve (Wellington), Hagley Oval (Christchurch, hosting Elimination and Grand Finals), Eden Park (Auckland), McLean Park (Napier), University Oval (Dunedin), Saxton Oval (Nelson), Cello Basin Reserve (Wellington), and others, fusing tradition with T20 flair.

The Women’s Super-Smash 2025-26 New Zealand’s premier women’s T20 competition from December 26, 2025, to January 31, 2026, with six provincial teams in a double round-robin league of 30 matches, where the top team advances directly to the Final and second/third contest an Elimination Final.
Matches will be played across six venues: Seddon Park (Hamilton), Basin Reserve (Wellington), Hagley Oval (Christchurch), Eden Park (Auckland), McLean Park (Napier), and University Oval (Dunedin), highlighting fierce rivalries. The teams are Auckland Hearts, Canterbury Magicians, Central Hinds, Northern Brave, Otago Sparks, and Wellington Blaze (defending champions).

The SA20 League 2025-26 is back for its fourth edition starting from December 26, 2025, to January 31, 2026, featuring six franchises in a double round-robin league stage of 30 matches, with the top four advancing to playoffs: Qualifier 1, Eliminator, Qualifier 2, and Final, for a total of 34 thrilling encounters.
The league will be played on the venues including Kingsmead (Durban), Newlands (Cape Town), St George’s Park (Gqeberha), and SuperSport Park (Centurion). The participating franchises are Durban’s Super Giants, Joburg Super Kings, MI Cape Town, Paarl Royals, Pretoria Capitals, and Sunrisers Eastern Cape.

The Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) 2025-26 12th edition from December 19, 2025, to January 23, 2026, with six franchises clashing in a double round-robin league of 30 matches, followed by playoffs: Qualifier 1, Eliminator, Qualifier 2, and Final, totaling 34 games.
The cricket action unfolds across three Bangladeshi hubs—Sylhet International Cricket Stadium (opening phase), Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium (Chattogram, mid-season), and Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium (Dhaka, closing phase with playoffs). The participated teams are Chattogram Royals, Dhaka Capitals, Noakhali Express, Rangpur Riders, Rajshahi Warriors, and Sylhet Titans.