IPL 2027 likely starts March 10, features 74 matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 7:14 AM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
The Indian Premier League 2027 is expected to begin on March 10, 2027, based on comments from BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia. The final is predicted to be held on May 15. The upcoming season will include 74 matches, maintaining the same format as 2026, with discussions ongoing about a potential increase to 94 matches in future seasons. Official confirmation of the schedule and fixtures will be issued closer to the start date.
- •IPL 2026 concluded on May 31 with Royal Challengers Bengaluru winning.
- •74 matches are planned for IPL 2027, consisting of league and playoff games.
- •BCCI is considering a schedule adjustment for extreme heat in May.
- •Arun Dhumal mentioned future discussions about increasing matches from 74 to 94.
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"The Indian Premier League 2026 ended on May 31 with Royal Challengers Bengaluru lifting their second consecutive title.
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