Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/02 13:45 721 Dindigul Dragons v Ba11sy Trichy 143/4(16.4)-140/9(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/29 13:45 - Dindigul Dragons v Ba11sy Trichy 150/6(20)-151/6(19.3)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/25 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Madurai Panthers 137/6(18.1)-131/7(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/23 13:45 - Chepauk Super Gillies v Ba11sy Trichy 178/5(20)-174/6(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/17 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Lyca Kovai Kings 168/5(20)-154/9(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/15 09:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans 164/7(20)-165/3(18.5)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/10 13:45 - Salem Spartans v Ba11sy Trichy 179/8(20)-172/9(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/07 13:45 - Nellai Royal Kings v Ba11sy Trichy 162/5(19.2)-157/8(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/27 13:45 - IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans v Ba11sy Trichy 169/8(20)-122/10(16.5)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/22 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Chepauk Super Gillies 184/7(20)-198/4(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/20 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Nellai Royal Kings 182/6(19.3)-177/9(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/16 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Lyca Kovai Kings 124/9(20)-125/2(16.1)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/14 09:45 - Salem Spartans v Ba11sy Trichy 163/10(18.3)-198/5(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/09 13:45 - Madurai Panthers v Ba11sy Trichy 126/10(16.4)-193/2(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/06 09:45 - Dindigul Dragons v Ba11sy Trichy 160/8(20)-144/8(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/05 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Nellai Royal Kings 146-135
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/02 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Chepauk Super Gillies 71-129
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/29 13:45 - Madurai Panthers v Ba11sy Trichy 108-105
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/25 13:45 - IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans v Ba11sy Trichy 201-155
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/21 13:45 - Ba11sy Trichy v Lyca Kovai Kings 117-119
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/18 09:45 - Salem Spartans v Ba11sy Trichy 143-139
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/14 13:45 - Dindigul Dragons v Ba11sy Trichy 122-120
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/24 09:45 - Madurai Panthers v Ruby Trichy Warriors 136/6(20)-100/10(18.4)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/21 13:45 - Salem Spartans v Ruby Trichy Warriors 87/10(19.5)-26/2(5)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/15 13:45 - Nellai Royal Kings v Ruby Trichy Warriors 236/2(20)-170/7(20)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/10 13:45 - Ruby Trichy Warriors v Lyca Kovai Kings 135-138
Tamil Nadu Premier League 07/06 13:45 - Ruby Trichy Warriors v Chepauk Super Gillies 159-203
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/27 13:45 - Ruby Trichy Warriors v IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans 157/6(20)-158/6(18.5)
Tamil Nadu Premier League 06/24 13:45 - Dindigul Dragons v Ruby Trichy Warriors 144-147
Tamil Nadu Premier League 08/15 14:00 1 Ba11sy Trichy v Chepauk Super Gillies 175/7(20)-183/6(20)

The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) is an annual men's Twenty20 cricket league held in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is organised by the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association and contested by eight city-based franchise teams from the state. The inaugural season was held in 2016, and nine seasons have been contested till 2025.

Tiruppur Tamizhans are the defending champions, having won their first title in 2025. Chepauk Super Gillies is the most successful team with four titles.

History

Background

In July 2015, the R M Lodha committee appointed by the Supreme Court, suspended the Chennai based Indian Premier League franchise Chennai Super Kings for a period of two years due to the association of their owners with illegal betting. As a result of the ban, there was no major competitive T20 cricket that was played in the state. The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) introduced plans for T20 cricket league for the Chennai first-division league teams to be played in May 2016. Following the same, the TNCA announced the inaugural edition of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL). The league was aimed to make up for the absence of major T20 matches in the state that year and to serve as a platform for local players from the state.

Franchise rights

The TNPL was proposed as an eight team event contested by city-based franchise teams. On 1 May 2016, the TNCA invited bidders for the franchise rights with the base price set at 12.5 million (US$190,000). About 17 bidders participated in the bidding process and the eight franchises were unveiled later by the TNCA. The franchise rights for the eight team were sold for 335.1 million (US$4.99 million) with the highest bid at 52.1 million (US$780,000).

Franchise rights
Owner Franchise city Price
Thoothukudi Sports & Entertainments Thoothukudi 52.1 million (US$780,000)
Metronation Chennai Television Chennai 51.3 million (US$760,000)
Lyca Productions Coimbatore 50.1 million (US$750,000)
Kothari (Madras) International Madurai 40.01 million (US$600,000)
Ruby Builders Kanchipuram 36.9 million (US$550,000)
VB Cricket Academy Thiruvallur 34.8 million (US$520,000)
Take Solutions Dindigul 34.2 million (US$510,000)
Chettinad Apparels Karaikkudi 33.0 million (US$490,000)

Inauguration

In June 2016, the TNCA announced that the first season would consist of 27 matches to be played in August–September across three cities Chennai, Tirunelveli, and Dindigul with the player draft to be held in July. The player draft was held in Chennai on 30 July. On 16 August 2016, the first edition of the league was inaugurated by MS Dhoni and was played from 24 August to 18 September. The first edition featured international cricketers and other domestic cricketers registered with the TNCA.

"Ba11sy Trichy" is a spirited and talented cricket team representing the vibrant city of Trichy in India. Known for their aggressive batting style and strategic gameplay, they embody the passion and resilience of their home city. With a blend of experienced players and promising newcomers, Ba11sy Trichy aims to make a mark in domestic and regional cricket tournaments. Their team name reflects a bold and confident attitude, inspiring fans and supporters to rally behind their journey towards cricketing excellence.