The world of cricket has witnessed a remarkable transformation over the past two decades, with the introduction of various T20 leagues across the globe. These leagues have not only provided a platform for cricketers to showcase their skills but also entertained millions of fans worldwide.

Through this article, we’ll take a journey through the history of these exciting T20 leagues, highlighting their inception, duration, and current status.

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BBL (Big Bash League) –

The Big Bash League, one of Australia’s most popular T20 leagues, was launched in 2011-12 season. Since its inception, the league has been held annually, with a total of 11 seasons conducted so far. The BBL has seen some thrilling matches and has provided a platform for Australian cricketers to excel, BBL is played every year.

SA 20 –

The SA 20 is a South African T20 league that made its debut in 2023. The SA 20 has given opportunities to young South African cricketers to hone their skills and compete against international teams, this league happens every year as of now.

BPL (Bangladesh Premier League) –

The Bangladesh Premier League was launched in 2011 and has been held every year since then. The BPL has seen some exciting matches, with teams like Dhaka Dynamites and Comilla Victorians emerging as dominant forces in the league.

ILT20 (International League T20) –

The International League T20, formerly known as the Abu Dhabi T10 League, was founded in 2023. The league has been held annually in the United Arab Emirates and has attracted players from around the world. In 2025, its 3rd edition going to be played.

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PSL (Pakistan Super League) –

The Pakistan Super League was launched in 2015 and has been held every year since then. The PSL has grown in popularity and has become one of the most followed T20 leagues globally.

IPL (Indian Premier League) –

The Indian Premier League is one of the most popular T20 leagues globally, with both men’s and women’s versions. The men’s IPL was launched in 2008 and has been held every year since then. The women’s IPL made its debut in 2023 and has been held annually since then.

WPL (Women’s Premier League) –

The Women’s Premier League is an Indian T20 league that made its debut in 2023. This league will provide a platform for women cricketers to showcase their skills and compete against each other.

MLC (Malaysia Premier League) –

The Malaysia Premier League is a relatively new T20 league that was launched in 2023. Although it’s still in its early stages, the MLC has shown promise and is expected to grow in popularity.

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LPL (Lanka Premier League) –

The Lanka Premier League is a Sri Lankan T20 league that made its debut in 2020. The league has attracted international players and is expected to become a prominent T20 competition in the region, this league has successfully completed it’s four season till 2024.

GT20 Canada –

The Global T20 Canada is a Canadian T20 league that was launched in 2018. The league has seen some exciting matches and provides an opportunity for Canadian cricketers to compete against international teams.

The Hundred (Men’s & Women’s) –

The Hundred is an English domestic T20 league that made its debut in 2021. Both men’s and women’s versions of the league are being held concurrently.

CPL (Caribbean Premier League) Men’s & Women’s –

The Caribbean Premier League is a popular T20 league that features teams from the Caribbean region, launched in 2013. Both men’s and women’s versions of the league have been held annually since their inception.

Currently, several T20 leagues are ongoing:

  • MLC : Ongoing
  • HUNDRED (Women): Ongoing
  • HUNDRED (Men): Ongoing
  • GT20 : Ongoing

 

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