21st Match • Mohali Kings vs Bathinda Royals
T20
Mohali Kings *85/4 (10.4 ov)
Bathinda Royals 184/6 (20 ov)
MHK need 100 runs in 56 remaining balls
22nd Match • Jalandhar Warriors vs Amritsar Soormas
T20
Jalandhar Warriors
Amritsar Soormas
10 Sep, 2026, 01:00 PM
23rd Match • Fazilka Falcons vs Bathinda Royals
T20
Fazilka Falcons
Bathinda Royals
10 Sep, 2026, 07:00 PM
24th Match • Amritsar Soormas vs Ludhiana Lions
T20
Amritsar Soormas
Ludhiana Lions
11 Sep, 2026, 07:00 PM
20th Match • Ludhiana Lions vs Fazilka Falcons
T20
Ludhiana Lions 203/4 (18.4 ov)
Fazilka Falcons 200/3 (20 ov)
Ludhiana Lions won by 6 wickets
19th Match • Ludhiana Lions vs Jalandhar Warriors
T20
Ludhiana Lions 162/8 (20 ov)
Jalandhar Warriors 169/8 (20 ov)
Jalandhar Warriors won by 7 runs
18th Match • Amritsar Soormas vs Mohali Kings
T20
Amritsar Soormas 279/7 (20 ov)
Mohali Kings 212/9 (20 ov)
Amritsar Soormas won by 67 runs
17th Match • Amritsar Soormas vs Fazilka Falcons
T20
Amritsar Soormas 195/6 (19.3 ov)
Fazilka Falcons 191/6 (20 ov)
Amritsar Soormas won by 4 wickets
16th Match • Mohali Kings vs Ludhiana Lions
T20
Mohali Kings 214/6 (20 ov)
Ludhiana Lions 213/6 (20 ov)
Mohali Kings won by 4 wickets
15th Match • Ludhiana Lions vs Fazilka Falcons
T20
Ludhiana Lions 169/7 (20 ov)
Fazilka Falcons 170/9 (20 ov)
Fazilka Falcons won by 1 run
14th Match • Bathinda Royals vs Jalandhar Warriors
T20
Bathinda Royals 228/6 (20 ov)
Jalandhar Warriors 219/9 (20 ov)
Bathinda Royals won by 9 runs
13th Match • Jalandhar Warriors vs Mohali Kings
T20
Jalandhar Warriors 177/7 (14 ov)
Mohali Kings 179/2 (13 ov)
Mohali Kings won by 8 wickets
12th Match • Fazilka Falcons vs Bathinda Royals
T20
Fazilka Falcons 214/4 (20 ov)
Bathinda Royals 101/4 (11 ov)
Fazilka Falcons won by 17 runs (DLS Method)
11th Match • Ludhiana Lions vs Jalandhar Warriors
T20
Ludhiana Lions 167/7 (20 ov)
Jalandhar Warriors 173/3 (15.5 ov)
Jalandhar Warriors won by 7 wickets
10th Match • Bathinda Royals vs Amritsar Soormas
T20
Bathinda Royals 108/2 (7.5 ov)
Amritsar Soormas 105/7 (11 ov)
Bathinda Royals won by 8 wickets

Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026: Amritsar Soormas Won Season 3

Six city-based franchises, Punjab’s biggest cricketing names, and the state’s brightest emerging talent are battling it out in the inaugural Sher-E-Punjab T20 League. The action is live from 30 August to 13 September 2026 at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur.

Dates

30 August – 13 September 2026

Venue

I.S. Bindra PCA Stadium, Mohali

LIVE
PUNJAB T20 MHK 188/5 Match completed vs BTR 184/6
Sher E Punjab T20 T20

MHK vs BTR

21st Match
Match completed
MHK
Mohali Kings
188/5
(18.4 ov)
BTR
Bathinda Royals
184/6
(20 ov)
Match completed
Venue: Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali
Date (IST): 2026-09-09
Toss: Mohali Kings elected to bowl

About the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League

The Sher-e-Punjab T20 League is Punjab’s first franchise-based T20 tournament, organised by the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA). Six city teams go head to head, and for the first time, squads are built through a player auction instead of state selectors picking sides.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann unveiled the league on 8 August 2026, calling it “Punjab’s own IPL.” That comparison isn’t far off either. The league puts India internationals into city-branded teams, backed by a proper auction, a salary purse, and a points table that decides who lifts the trophy.

Here’s the twist though: every player in this league is from Punjab. So while the format borrows heavily from the IPL, the talent pool stays entirely homegrown.

Fixtures

Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026: Match Schedule & Results

The Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026 is now underway, with 27 matches being played from August 30 to September 13 at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur. The action features 24 league-stage matches, followed by two semi-finals and the Final.

The league stage runs through September 11, with teams battling for a place in the knockout stage. The top contenders will then face off in the semi-finals on September 12, before the finalists meet for the championship on September 13.

Follow the complete match schedule, including match numbers, dates, fixtures, start times, results and venue details, as the tournament unfolds.

Match No.Day and DateFixtureTime (IST)Result
1Sunday, Aug 30, 2026Amritsar Soormas vs Mohali Kings8:00 PMMohali Kings won by 5 wkts
2Monday, Aug 31, 2026Jalandhar Warriors vs Fazilka Falcons1:00 PMFazilka Falcons won by 8 wkts
3Monday, Aug 31, 2026Mohali Kings vs Bathinda Royals7:00 PMBathinda Royals won by 7 wkts
4Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026Bathinda Royals vs Ludhiana Lions1:00 PMLudhiana Lions won by 3 wkts
5Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026Jalandhar Warriors vs Amritsar Soormas7:00 PMJalandhar Warriors won by 8 wkts
6Wednesday, Sep 2, 2026Mohali Kings vs Ludhiana Lions1:00 PMLudhiana Lions won by 7 wkts
7Wednesday, Sep 2, 2026Fazilka Falcons vs Amritsar Soormas7:00 PMAmritsar Soormas won by 7 wkts
8Thursday, Sep 3, 2026Bathinda Royals vs Jalandhar Warriors1:00 PMJalandhar Warriors won by 3 runs
9Thursday, Sep 3, 2026Fazilka Falcons vs Mohali Kings7:00 PMMohali Kings won by 40 runs
10Friday, Sep 4, 2026Bathinda Royals vs Amritsar Soormas1:00 PMBathinda Royals won by 8 wkt
11Friday, Sep 4, 2026Ludhiana Lions vs Jalandhar Warriors7:00 PMJalandhar Warriors won by 7 wkts
12Saturday, Sep 5, 2026Fazilka Falcons vs Bathinda Royals1:00 PMFazilka Falcons won by 17 runs
13Saturday, Sep 5, 2026Jalandhar Warriors vs Mohali Kings7:00 PMMohali Kings won by 8 wkts
14Sunday, Sep 6, 2026Bathinda Royals vs Jalandhar Warriors1:00 PMBathinda Royals won by 9 runs
15Sunday, Sep 6, 2026Ludhiana Lions vs Fazilka Falcons7:00 PMFazilka Falcons won by 1 run
16Monday, Sep 7, 2026Mohali Kings vs Ludhiana Lions1:00 PMMohali Kings won by 4 wkts
17Monday, Sep 7, 2026Jalandhar Warriors vs Amritsar Soormas7:00 PMAmritsar Soormas won by 4 wkts
18Tuesday, Sep 8, 2026Amritsar Soormas vs Mohali Kings1:00 PMAmritsar Soormas won by 67 runs
19Tuesday, Sep 8, 2026Fazilka Falcons vs Bathinda Royals7:00 PMJalandhar Warriors won by 7 runs
20Wednesday, Sep 9, 2026Ludhiana Lions vs Fazilka Falcons1:00 PMLudhiana Lions won by 6 wkts
21Wednesday, Sep 9, 2026Mohali Kings vs Bathinda Royals7:00 PMMohali Kings won by 5 wkts
22Thursday, Sep 10, 2026Amritsar Soormas vs Jalandhar Warriors1:00 PMAmritsar Soormas won by 9 runs
23Thursday, Sep 10, 2026Fazilka Falcons vs Bathinda Royals7:00 PMFazilka Falcons won by 49 runs
24Friday, Sep 11, 2026Amritsar Soormas vs Ludhiana Lions7:00 PMLudhiana Lions won by 5 wkts
Semi-Final 1Saturday, Sep 12, 2026Mohali Kings vs Amritsar Soormas1:00 PMAmritsar Soormas won by 7 wkts
Semi-Final 2Saturday, Sep 12, 2026Ludhiana Lions vs Jalandhar Warriors7:00 PMLudhiana Lions won by 17 runs
FinalSunday, Sep 13, 2026Amritsar Soormas vs Ludhiana Lions7:00 PMAmritsar Soormas won by 8 wkts
Standings

Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026 Points Table

Sher-e-Punjab T20 League 2026 points table for all six franchises.

PosTeamMPWonLossTiedN/RNRRPoints
1Mohali Kings85300-1.02310
2Ludhiana Lions84400+0.6868
3Jalandhar Warriors84400+0.2308
4Amritsar Soormas84400+0.1118
5Fazilka Falcons84400+0.0148
6Bathinda Royals83500-0.2186

Note: Points table will be updated after completion of every match.

How the Points System Works

Standard T20 league scoring applies here. A win earns two points, a loss earns zero, and a tie, no-result or abandoned match usually splits one point each.

When teams finish level on points, net run rate (NRR) decides the ranking. NRR is simply the gap between how fast a team scores its runs and how fast it concedes them, averaged across the whole tournament.

PCA hasn’t published the confirmed 2026 competition regulations yet, so exact points rules and tiebreakers will be updated here once officially released. This is the standard format used across most Indian domestic T20 leagues, so it’s a reasonable expectation for Sher-e-Punjab to follow the same pattern.

The 2026 Season

The maiden season runs from 30 August to 13 September 2026, played entirely at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh. That’s the newer of Punjab’s two international grounds, roughly 10 km from the older I.S. Bindra Stadium in Sector 63, Mohali.

Six franchises compete: Fazilka Falcons, Ludhiana Lions, Amritsar Soormaaz, Jalandhar Warriors, Mohali Kings, and Bathinda Royals. Between them, they’ll play 27 matches across the tournament, with two games most days, including one under floodlights.

The format is round-robin, with each side playing eight league-stage matches before the competition moves into knockouts. And unlike most franchise leagues, eligibility here is tight. Every player, from the marquee names down to the district-level picks, has to be from Punjab. No overseas draft, no out-of-state signings. Just Punjab cricket, playing for Punjab cities.

Marquee & Icon Players

Six Indian internationals anchor the six franchises as marquee players, each signed at a fixed ₹10 lakh price before the auction even started.

Shubman Gill, India’s ODI and Test captain, leads Fazilka Falcons. Arshdeep Singh heads to Ludhiana Lions, while Abhishek Sharma takes charge of Amritsar Soormaaz. Prabhsimran Singh fronts Jalandhar Warriors, Ramandeep Singh anchors Mohali Kings, and Gurnoor Brar carries Bathinda Royals.

Below the marquee tier sits the icon category. Every franchise needs at least two icon players, picked at a ₹1.5 lakh base price, alongside domestic and emerging talent bought through the open auction. It’s a structure built to put India-capped stars in the same dressing room as under-19 hopefuls, and PCA officials have called that mix the whole point of the league.

Auction & Squad Rules

Each of the six franchises walked into the auction with a ₹45 lakh salary purse to build a squad of up to 20 players.

Marquee

Fixed ₹10 lakh

Icon

Base ₹1.5 lakh

Punjab first-class

Base ₹1 lakh

Under-23

Base ₹75,000

Under-19

Base ₹50,000

District level

Base ₹20,000

Punjab’s Cricketing Pipeline

Punjab has never been short of cricketing talent. From Lala Amarnath through to Yuvraj Singh, and now Shubman Gill, Arshdeep Singh, Prabhsimran Singh and Harmanpreet Kaur, the state keeps producing players who go on to wear the India jersey, a point CM Mann made directly at the league’s launch.

According to Mann, more than 21 Punjab-born cricketers featured in IPL 2026 alone. The Sher-e-Punjab T20 League sits right in the gap between age-group cricket and that next step up, giving a district-level player a real shot at sharing a dressing room with a full India international.

From Sher-E-Punjab League to a Franchise League

The Sher-E-Punjab name isn’t new. PCA has run a Sher-E-Punjab T20 League since 2023, and BLV Blasters won both completed editions, in 2023 and 2024.

But that competition worked very differently. Squads were picked by state selectors, not bought at auction, and none of the six earlier teams (BLV Blasters, Agri King’s Knights, JK Super Strikers, Royal Phantoms, Trident Stallions, and either Hampton Falcons or Intersoft Titans depending on the year) carry over into 2026.

This season marks a genuine restart. PCA itself describes the 2026 edition as the first-ever franchise-based T20 league it has organised, with new city brands, an open auction, and a completely fresh points race. Think of it less as season three, and more as a reboot with a much bigger budget.

Background

From Sher-E-Punjab League to a Franchise League

The Sher-E-Punjab name isn’t new. PCA has run a Sher-E-Punjab T20 League since 2023, and BLV Blasters won both completed editions, in 2023 and 2024.

But that competition worked very differently. Squads were picked by state selectors, not bought at auction, and none of the six earlier teams (BLV Blasters, Agri King’s Knights, JK Super Strikers, Royal Phantoms, Trident Stallions, and either Hampton Falcons or Intersoft Titans depending on the year) carry over into 2026.

This season marks a genuine restart. PCA itself describes the 2026 edition as the first-ever franchise-based T20 league it has organised, with new city brands, an open auction, and a completely fresh points race. Think of it less as season three, and more as a reboot with a much bigger budget.

Franchises

Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026 Teams

The 2026 Sher-E-Punjab T20 Cup features six city-based franchises representing different parts of Punjab.

Fazilka Falcons

Fazilka, Punjab

India’s Test and ODI captain leads the border-district franchise. Sanvir Singh joined him as the auction’s top pick at ₹13.20 lakh, giving Fazilka Falcons the auction’s most talked-about start.

Ludhiana Lions

Ludhiana, Punjab

Punjab’s industrial capital gets India’s left-arm new-ball specialist as its marquee face. Ludhiana Lions will lean on Arshdeep’s death-bowling reputation as the rest of the squad fills out.

Amritsar Soormas

Amritsar, Punjab

The holy city’s franchise is fronted by explosive opener Abhishek Sharma. Naman Dhir joined for ₹10.80 lakh in the auction’s early picks, adding middle-order firepower alongside veteran leg-spinner Mayank Markande.

Jalandhar Warriors

Jalandhar, Punjab

Wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran Singh headlines Jalandhar Warriors. Sukhdeep Bajwa joined the squad for ₹6 lakh, adding depth around Prabhsimran’s aggressive top-order game.

Mohali Kings

Mohali, Punjab

Playing on home turf at Mullanpur, Mohali Kings are led by power-hitting all-rounder Ramandeep Singh. The auction added Anmolpreet Singh (₹8.20 lakh) and Harpreet Brar (₹4 lakh) to the squad.

Bathinda Royals

Bathinda, Punjab

Fast bowler Gurnoor Brar carries the flag for Malwa’s Bathinda. Harnoor Singh and Ashwani Kumar both joined for ₹7 lakh each, giving Bathinda Royals early batting and bowling depth.

Stars

Players to Watch In Tournament

Punjab’s biggest names take center stage in the Sher-E-Punjab T20 League.

Shubman Gill

Fazilka Falcons · Top-order batter

India’s Test and ODI captain, known for classical strokeplay and calm under pressure across every format he plays.

Abhishek Sharma

Amritsar Soormaaz · Opening batter / left-arm spin

An Amritsar-born attacking opener who has become one of India’s most destructive T20 hitters, and a handy left-arm spin option too.

Arshdeep Singh

Ludhiana Lions · Left-arm fast bowler

India’s go-to left-arm seamer, equally dangerous with the new ball and at the death.

Prabhsimran Singh

Jalandhar Warriors · Wicketkeeper-batter

An aggressive gloveman who opens the batting for Punjab and has turned into a genuine IPL match-winner.

Ramandeep Singh

Mohali Kings · All-rounder

A middle-order power-hitter who bowls handy medium pace, exactly the kind of all-round threat franchise cricket is built around.

Gurnoor Brar

Bathinda Royals · Right-arm fast bowler

A tall right-arm quick who has worked his way up through Punjab’s domestic pathway into the India setup.

9 August 2026 · Chandigarh

Auction Details –

PCA held the Sher-E-Punjab T20 League’s player auction on 9 August 2026 in Chandigarh, drawing from a shortlist of more than 450 Punjab-based cricketers. The results below cover the first half of the auction. PCA hasn’t released the complete sold list yet, so this table will update as more names get confirmed.

All-rounder Sanvir Singh was the auction’s headline pick, going to Fazilka Falcons for ₹13.20 lakh, the highest fee reported so far. He’ll now share a dressing room with marquee signing Shubman Gill.

Every marquee player (Gill, Abhishek Sharma, Arshdeep Singh, Prabhsimran Singh, Ramandeep Singh and Gurnoor Brar) was signed at the fixed ₹10 lakh marquee price before the open bidding began.

Sanvir Singh

Fazilka Falcons

₹13.20 lakh

Naman Dhir

Amritsar Soormaaz

₹10.80 lakh

Anmolpreet Singh

Mohali Kings

₹8.20 lakh

Harnoor Singh

Bathinda Royals

₹7 lakh

Ashwani Kumar

Bathinda Royals

₹7 lakh

Sukhdeep Bajwa

Jalandhar Warriors

₹6 lakh

Harpreet Brar

Mohali Kings

₹4 lakh

Mayank Markande

Amritsar Soormaaz

₹1.50 lakh

Match Venue

Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur

Location

DLF Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, SAS Nagar (Mohali district), Punjab

Also known as the New PCA Stadium, this ground opened in 2021 with a seating capacity of 38,000, making it the larger of Punjab’s two international venues.

It’s owned and operated by the Punjab Cricket Association, and already serves as the home ground for the Punjab state team, the Punjab women’s team, and IPL franchise Punjab Kings, who moved their home fixtures here in 2024. The stadium has also hosted full India internationals, including a men’s T20I in December 2025.

For the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League, Mullanpur hosts all 27 matches across the tournament window. Matchday details, gate timings and stand access will be published closer to the season.

38,000

Seating capacity

2021

Opened

27

Matches hosted in 2026

PCA

Owner & operator

District by Zomato

Tickets

Experience the Sher-E-Punjab T20 League live at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur. Tickets and digital passes are available through District by Zomato, the Official Ticketing Partner.

Book your match tickets through District and get ready to cheer for your favourite Punjab franchise as the league battles towards the Final.

Live / Broadcast

Don’t miss a moment of the Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026. The tournament is being broadcast live on Sony Sports Network, with every match also streaming live on Sony LIV.

Follow all the action as Punjab’s six city-based franchises compete throughout the league stage and battle their way through the knockouts towards the Final. Tune in on television or stream the matches live on Sony LIV and stay connected with the latest scores, results and tournament action.

Roll of Honour

Tournament History / Past Winners

BLV Blasters are the most successful team in Sher-E-Punjab T20 Cup history, winning both completed editions of the tournament: 2023 and 2024.

The 2024 final went down to the wire. Chasing 205 against Trident Stallions at I.S. Bindra Stadium, BLV Blasters got home with two balls to spare, a four-wicket win built around Harnoor Singh’s 83 off 52 balls.

Here’s the important part though: those wins came in a completely different format. Squads were picked by state selectors, not bought at auction, and none of 2023-24’s six teams carry forward into this season.

So while BLV Blasters own the history books, the 2026 Sher-e-Punjab T20 League starts its title race from scratch, with six new city franchises and a champion still very much to be decided.

YearChampionFormat
2023BLV BlastersSelector-picked squads, no auction
2024BLV Blasters (beat Trident Stallions)Selector-picked squads, no auction
2026First franchise season — TBDAuction-based, city franchises
The Map

Sher-E-Punjab T20 League 2026 – Six Cities, One League

Six cities, six franchises, one trophy. Here’s a quick look at where each Sher-e-Punjab team calls home:

Fazilka

Fazilka Falcons, led by Shubman Gill

Ludhiana

Ludhiana Lions, led by Arshdeep Singh

Amritsar

Amritsar Soormaaz, led by Abhishek Sharma

Jalandhar

Jalandhar Warriors, led by Prabhsimran Singh

Mohali

Mohali Kings, led by Ramandeep Singh

Bathinda

Bathinda Royals, led by Gurnoor Brar

FAQ

Sher-e-Punjab T20 League 2026 FAQs

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