Women’s T20 Mumbai League 2026 Schedule, Teams & Standings

The inaugural Women’s T20 Mumbai League kicks off on June 2, 2026, running alongside the men’s tournament at the Wankhede Stadium across 13 days. It’s something Mumbai cricket has needed for a while now, and the MCA has finally made it happen. Three teams, seven matches, and a final on June 13, all broadcast live on Star Sports with streaming on JioHotstar.

The format is simple. SoBo Mumbai Falcons, Aakash Tigers MWS, and Thane Sky Risers each play the other two teams twice during the league stage, with the top two qualifying for the final. Morning slots at 9:30 AM mean these games happen before the men’s afternoon fixtures, so fans at the Wankhede get to make a proper full day of cricket if they want. 

Players like Sayali Satghare, Ira Jadhav, Saima Thakor, and Humaira Kazi headline the squads, and the fact that they’re playing at the Wankhede with full broadcast coverage gives this first edition a genuine sense of occasion.

Women’s T20 Mumbai League 2026 Schedule

All seven matches take place at the Wankhede Stadium. League games start at 9:30 AM IST, with the final moving to the 2:00 PM afternoon slot on June 13.

The schedule is spread nicely across the tournament window with gaps between most matches giving teams proper recovery time. Having June 12 as a reserve day means any weather-affected league games can be completed before the final. SoBo Mumbai Falcons have the busiest early stretch, featuring in three of the first four matches which could be a test of their squad depth.

Women’s T20 Mumbai League 2026 Teams and Squads

Three franchises compete in the inaugural edition. Each squad blends experienced domestic players with young local talent from across Mumbai’s women’s cricket setup.

SoBo Mumbai Falcons

Sayali Satghare is the headline name here and rightly so. She’s been part of India Women’s squads and brings genuine international-level all-round ability. Yashika Rawat and Hurley Gala add further balance, while Simran Shaikh’s all-round skills make her a key contributor. This squad probably has the most depth of the three sides, especially in their all-rounder department where they’ve got options for days.

Squad: Siddheshwari Pagdhare, Sanmaya Upadhyay, Vedika Nikam, Saumya Tamang, Aarohi Bambode, Janhvi Kate, Akshaya Shinde, Megan Rodrigues, Sayali Satghare, Yashika Rawat, Hurley Gala, Simran Shaikh, Sarika Koli, Vanshika Kothakar, Reshma Nayak, Swara Jadhav, Riya Chaudhari

Aakash Tigers MWS

Ira Jadhav was the costliest buy at the women’s auction and she’ll carry big expectations from Match 1. Humaira Kazi and Sanika Chalke provide batting firepower at the top, while Fatima Jaffer’s all-round contributions could be crucial in a tight tournament like this. Jagravi Pawar and Batul Pereira share the new ball duties, and Gargee Warang behind the stumps rounds out a squad that looks competitive across all departments.

Squad: Humaira Kazi, Alina Mulani, Sanika Chalke, Kimaya Rane, Ira Jadhav, Jagravi Pawar, Batul Pereira, Ritika Yadav, Manali Dakshini, Siddhi Kamthe, Mitali Mhatre, Siddhi Pawar, Samruddhi Rawool, Jeeya Mandrawadkar, Fatima Jaffer, Gargee Warang

Thane Sky Risers

Saima Thakor is the player everyone will be watching from this squad. Her all-round abilities have caught attention at domestic level, and this tournament gives her a proper platform to showcase that on a bigger stage. The Sky Risers have loaded up on all-rounders with Vrushali Bhagat, Zeal D’Mello, Mansi Patil, and Diya Chalwad all capable of contributing with bat and ball. Kinjal Kumari is the main batting threat, and carrying three wicketkeepers in Mahek Pokar, Shaurya Kadam, and Khushi Bhatia gives them flexibility with their combinations.

Squad: Kinjal Kumari, Trisha Parmar, Prakashika Naik, Ashwini Nishad, Kashish Nirmal, Soumya Singh, Vrushali Bhagat, Zeal D’Mello, Mansi Patil, Saima Thakor, Diya Chalwad, Heeya Pandit, Nivya Ambre, Rianna Nikhil, Mahek Pokar, Shaurya Kadam, Khushi Bhatia

Women’s T20 Mumbai League 2026 Points Table

The points table will be updated once the tournament begins on June 2.

With three teams and six league matches, every single result carries serious weight. Two points for a win, one for a no result, zero for a loss. Net run rate breaks any ties on points. In a format this compact, one bad performance could genuinely be the difference between making the final and watching it from the stands.

How to Watch Women’s T20 Mumbai League 2026 Live

Full broadcast coverage is confirmed across TV and digital platforms in India. Every women’s match gets the same production treatment as the men’s league.

Star Sports carrying the women’s tournament on their main network is a significant step for an inaugural edition. It means proper commentary, decent camera angles, and the kind of visibility that domestic women’s cricket in India rarely gets outside the WPL window. JioHotstar streaming makes it accessible on phones and tablets, and the 9:30 AM start times are actually pretty convenient for catching a game before work or during a morning break.

Conclusion: Mumbai Women’s Cricket Gets Its Own Stage at the Wankhede for the First Time

Seven matches and three teams might sound modest on paper, but this inaugural Women’s T20 Mumbai League carries more weight than the numbers suggest. The MCA scheduling it alongside the men’s tournament at the Wankhede, getting Star Sports and JioHotstar to broadcast every ball, and building squads around players like Satghare, Ira Jadhav, and Saima Thakor shows a real commitment to growing the women’s game in Mumbai. If this first edition delivers good cricket and decent crowds for the morning games, there’s every reason to expect it’ll expand to more teams and more matches by next year. For now though, June 2 at 9:30 AM is when it all starts.