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  • The much-anticipated Assam Premier League (APL) is poised for its debut season, with eight teams ready to compete for the championship title across 43 matches from August 1 to 23, 2026

Cricket enthusiasts across Assam are gearing up for a thrilling spectacle as the inaugural season of the Assam Premier League (APL) is scheduled to commence on August 1, 2026. The 23-day tournament will feature eight formidable teams battling it out in 43 matches, culminating in the crowning of the league's first-ever champions.

The cricketing extravaganza is set to kick off with a double-header on Saturday, August 1. The opening encounter will see Charaideo Sunrisers take on Barpeta Braves at 2:00 PM. Later in the evening, Tezpur Titans will face Dibrugarh Warriors in a 7:00 PM fixture, promising an exciting start to the competition.

The league stage will comprise 40 matches, where each team will play every other side once, alongside three reverse fixtures, intensifying the race for the top four playoff spots. Following the league phase, two semi-finals will pave the way for the grand finale, slated for August 23.

The excitement continues into the opening weekend, with another double-header planned for Sunday, August 2. Barak Legends are scheduled to clash with Nagaon Rangers, while Guwahati Royals will begin their campaign against Jorhat Stallions. This new league is expected to provide a significant platform for local talent and further boost the sport's popularity across the state.


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