Bengaluru Blasters
Gulbarga Mystics
Shivamogga Yodhas
Mysore Warriors
Mangaluru Dragons
Hubli Tigers
Bengaluru Blasters
Shivamogga Yodhas
Mysore Warriors
Hubli Tigers
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Mangaluru Dragons
Gulbarga Mystics
Shivamogga Yodhas
Mysore Warriors
Bengaluru Blasters
Mangaluru Dragons
Bengaluru Blasters
Hubli Tigers
Shivamogga Yodhas
Mangaluru Dragons
Mysore Warriors
Hubli Tigers
Gulbarga Mystics
Shivamogga Yodhas
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Mysore Warriors
Gulbarga Mystics
Shivamogga Yodhas
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Gulbarga Mystics
Hubli Tigers
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Mangaluru Dragons
Shivamogga Yodhas
Gulbarga Mystics
Mysore Warriors
Mangaluru Dragons
Bengaluru Blasters
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Hubli Tigers
Mysore Warriors
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Shivamogga Yodhas
Gulbarga Mystics
Mysore Warriors
Hubli Tigers
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Bengaluru Blasters
Mysore Warriors
Shivamogga Yodhas
Hubli Tigers
Hubli Tigers
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Gulbarga Mystics
Bengaluru Blasters
Mysore Warriors
Shivamogga Yodhas
Mangaluru Dragons
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Karnataka’s biggest domestic T20 competition is underway again. The Maharaja Trophy KSCA 2026 has got going, and it brings franchise cricket back to fans around the state. Six sides are in the mix this year: Kalyani Bengaluru Blasters, Coastal Kings Mangaluru, Gulbarga Mystics, Shivamogga Yodhas, Mysore Warriors, and Hubli Tigers. The line-ups carry a familiar blend of established names like Manish Pandey and Karun Nair, and a good number of local players looking to make a mark.
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Maharaja Trophy KSCA 2026 Points Table
Maharaja Trophy KSCA 2026 Schedule
The Maharaja Trophy 2026 schedule runs from June 20 to July 12, 2026, with plenty of cricket squeezed into that window. The tournament uses a travelling format that moves the games around the state in three phases:
- Mysuru Leg (June 20 – June 26): Srikantadatta Narasimha Raja Wadiyar Ground
- Hubballi Leg (June 27 – July 3): KSCA Rajnagar Stadium
- Bengaluru Leg (July 5 – July 12): M. Chinnaswamy Stadium (Hosting the Playoffs and Final)
BENGALURU BLASTERS
GULBARGA MYSTICS
BBS won by 6 wickets
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
MYSORE WARRIORS
SY won by 90 runs
MANGALURU DRAGONS
HUBLI TIGERS
Match abandoned due to rain
BENGALURU BLASTERS
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
BBS won by 16 runs (DLS Method)
MYSORE WARRIORS
HUBLI TIGERS
HT won by 7 wickets
GULBARGA MYSTICS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
MD won by 8 wickets
GULBARGA MYSTICS
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
GM won by 95 runs
MYSORE WARRIORS
BENGALURU BLASTERS
MW won by 72 runs
MANGALURU DRAGONS
BENGALURU BLASTERS
BBS won by 20 runs
HUBLI TIGERS
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
SY won by 42 runs
MANGALURU DRAGONS
MYSORE WARRIORS
MD won by 6 wickets
HUBLI TIGERS
GULBARGA MYSTICS
GM won by 7 wickets
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
BENGALURU BLASTERS
BBS won by 7 wickets
MYSORE WARRIORS
GULBARGA MYSTICS
GM won by 3 wickets
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
MD won by 8 wickets (DLS Method)
GULBARGA MYSTICS
HUBLI TIGERS
HT won by 10 wickets
BENGALURU BLASTERS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
BBS won by 8 runs (VJD Method)
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
GULBARGA MYSTICS
SY won by 1 run (VJD Method)
MYSORE WARRIORS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
MW won by 2 wickets
BENGALURU BLASTERS
HUBLI TIGERS
BBS won by 2 runs
HUBLI TIGERS
MYSORE WARRIORS
Match abandoned due to rain
MANGALURU DRAGONS
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
SY won by 7 wickets
GULBARGA MYSTICS
MYSORE WARRIORS
MW won by 3 wickets
HUBLI TIGERS
BENGALURU BLASTERS
BBS won by 3 wickets
BENGALURU BLASTERS
MYSORE WARRIORS
BBS won by 8 wickets
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
HUBLI TIGERS
SY won by 38 runs
HUBLI TIGERS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
MD won by 3 wickets
GULBARGA MYSTICS
BENGALURU BLASTERS
BBS won by 11 runs
MYSORE WARRIORS
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
MW won by 6 wickets
MANGALURU DRAGONS
GULBARGA MYSTICS
MD won by 3 runs
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
MYSORE WARRIORS
SY won by 7 wickets
BENGALURU BLASTERS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
BBS won by 12 runs
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
MANGALURU DRAGONS
SY won by 4 wickets
BENGALURU BLASTERS
SHIVAMOGGA YODHAS
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KSCA Maharaja Trophy Squads
Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20
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Maharaja Trophy KSCA 2026 Stats
FAQs
The tournament started on June 20, 2026, and finishes with the final on July 12, 2026.
The games are spread across three venues to take cricket around the state: Mysuru (Srikantadatta Narasimha Raja Wadiyar Ground), Hubballi (KSCA Rajnagar Stadium), and Bengaluru (M. Chinnaswamy Stadium).
Six franchise teams are taking part this season, including two new sides: Coastal Kings Mangaluru and Shivamogga Yodhas.
The matches are broadcast live on Sony Sports Network (Sony Ten 5 HD/SD), with online streaming available depending on where you are.
A number of well-known domestic players are involved, among them Manish Pandey (Gulbarga Mystics), Karun Nair, Shreyas Gopal (Coastal Kings Mangaluru), and Vidhwath Kaverappa (Kalyani Bengaluru Blasters).
