Overview
- The tournament, which began on Monday, June 1, opened at Wankhede Stadium with Eagle Thane Strikers beating Bandra Blasters by nine wickets as Shashwat Jagtap scored an unbeaten 100 and Sumeir Zaveri made 80.
- All league matches are being played at Wankhede with daily doubleheaders in early June and a schedule that places semi-finals on June 11 and the final on June 13.
- Matches are available to viewers in India on the Star Sports television network and streaming on JioHotstar.
- The fourth edition features high-profile Indian players such as Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ajinkya Rahane, Shivam Dube and Shardul Thakur, giving both international stars and local talent competitive match time after the IPL.
- Reporting differs over the total fixture count—some outlets say the competition spans 30 matches while others list 23 matches—an inconsistency that has not been reconciled in published coverage.