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2026-05-16 · via The Hindu: Latest News today from India and the World, Breaking news, Top Headlines and Trending News Videos.

The Wankhede Stadium is set for a two-week cricket carnival, with the Mumbai Cricket Association on Friday (May 15, 2026) unveiling the fixtures for Season 4 of the T20 Mumbai League and the inaugural T20 Mumbai Women’s League.

The twin tournaments — featuring 30 matches across 13 days — will run from June 1 to 13, bringing together a blend of India stars, Indian Premier League and Women’s Premier League regulars, and Mumbai’s emerging domestic talent under one roof.

The men’s competition will begin with a double-header on June 1, with Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Bandra Blasters taking on Shardul Thakur-led Eagle Thane Strikers in the afternoon, followed by Tushar Deshpande’s Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals facing Sarfaraz Khan’s Aakash Tigers Mumbai Western Suburbs in the evening.

The tournament is expected to showcase marquee names including Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer, Ajinkya Rahane, Shivam Dube and Yashasvi, alongside rising stars like Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Musheer Khan.

The women’s league — a landmark addition to Mumbai’s cricket structure — will commence on June 2, with Saima Thakor’s Thane Sky Risers taking on Sayali Satghare-led SoBo Mumbai Falcons.

MCA president Ajinkya Naik termed the tournament a “world-class cricketing spectacle”, while League Governing Council chairman Rajdip Gupta stressed that the competition would continue serving as a key development platform for Mumbai’s young talent.

The fixtures

T20 Mumbai League: June 1: Bandra Blasters vs Eagle Thane Strikers (2 pm), MSC Maratha Royals vs Aakash Tigers MWS (7 pm); June 2: North Mumbai Panthers vs Triumph Knights MNE (2 pm), SoBo Mumbai Falcons vs Arcs Andheri (7 pm); June 3: NMP vs BB (2 pm), ATMWS vs ETS (7 pm); June 4: MSCMR vs SMF (2 pm), TKMNE vs BB (7 pm); June 5: ETS vs AA (2 pm), ATMWS vs NMP (7 pm); June 6: BB vs MSCMR (2 pm), TKMNE vs SMF (7 pm); June 7: AA vs ATMWS (2 pm), ETS vs NMP (7 pm); June 8: MSCMR vs TKMNE (2 pm), AA vs BB (7 pm); June 9: SMF vs ATMWS (2 pm), TKMNE vs ETS (7 pm); June 10: SMF vs NMP (2 pm), AA vs MSCMR (7 pm); June 11: Semifinal 1 (2 pm), Semifinal 2 (7 pm); June 13: Final (7 pm).

T20 Mumbai Women’s League: June 2: Thane Sky Risers vs SoBo Mumbai Falcons (9.30 am); June 3: SMF vs Aakash Tigers MWS (9.30 am); June 6: ATMWS vs TSR (9.30 am); June 7: ATMWS vs SMF (9.30 am); June 9: SMF vs TSR (9.30 am); June 10: TSR vs ATMWS (9.30 am); June 13: Final (2 pm).

Published - May 16, 2026 04:20 am IST