The T20 circuit
Franchise T20 cricket runs somewhere in the world almost all year. This page shows which leagues are on right now, their tables and latest results, and below that every champion we can source. Results update once a day from Cricsheet, not ball by ball, so a match played today appears tomorrow. The IPL also has its own full portal.
The year at a glance
Each bar is a league's usual window, taken from its recent completed seasons. Bars in colour are live now. The line is today.
Live now
No league is mid-season today. The next window to open is Big Bash League, usually mid Dec to late Jan. When a league starts playing, its table and latest results appear here, and when its final is played the champion moves to the archive below.
- CPL 2026 finished 20 Sep 2026Antigua Falcons
- Hundred 2026 finished 16 Aug 2026Manchester
- LPL 2026 finished 8 Aug 2026Galle Gallants
- MLC 2026 finished 18 Jul 2026LA Knight Riders
Champions
A season's champion is the winner of the match Cricsheet labels the final. Where a final is not labelled we do not name one. Winners only; title chips appear on each franchise's metro card.
IPL
19 seasonsBig Bash League
15 seasonsPakistan Super League
11 seasonsT20 Blast
13 seasonsThe Hundred
6 seasonsCaribbean Premier League
14 seasonsBangladesh Premier League
12 seasonsSA20
4 seasonsInternational League T20
4 seasonsLanka Premier League
6 seasonsMajor League Cricket
4 seasonsSuper Smash
9 seasonsHow to read this
Everything here comes from Cricsheet's public ball-by-ball archive of men's franchise leagues, refreshed once a day. Seasons are grouped by dates, so a league that crosses New Year is one season. The T20 Blast roll spans its NatWest and Vitality eras. Every season shows the name the club carried that year, so The Hundred reads Oval Invincibles before MI London; the franchise keeps the whole run.
Tables count the league stage only and use each league's own points rules: 2 for a win and 1 for a tie or no result in most, 4 and 2 in the Blast, Super Smash and The Hundred, and 4 and 2 plus a run rate bonus point in the SA20. Matches called off without a ball bowled are not in the source, so a side can sit a point short of the official table. Form is a rating that moves with recent results inside one league: a record of how a team has been doing, not a measure of how good it is. Back-testing shows it beats a coin toss only in some leagues, and each league's table says which.
Super Smash champions come from earlier archives and have no live table here. Leagues we track but cannot yet source, such as Nepal T20, WPL, The Hundred Women, Zimbabwe T20 and the Afghanistan Premier League, will join as data lands.