Maharaja Trophy 2025 T20 Guide: Teams, Fixtures, Live Streaming & More

The Maharaja Trophy is set to return for its fourth season, and cricket enthusiasts are in for a treat. The Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) is gearing up to launch the 2025 edition on August 11. Last year's champions, the Mysuru Warriors, defeated the Bengaluru Blasters by 45 runs in the final. With the 2025 player auction now complete, each team has added fresh talent to their roster. This article provides all the essential details about the upcoming KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2025, including the schedule, teams, and how to watch the action unfold. 

The KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2025 will be a T20 league featuring six teams in a round-robin and knockout format. The tournament will take place at the iconic M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, promising fans a thrilling experience. The full schedule has been announced, with matches starting on August 11 and concluding with the final on August 28.

Here is the complete match schedule for the Maharaja Trophy 2025, with all timings in Indian Standard Time (IST):

The player auction for the Maharaja Trophy 2025 has concluded, and all six teams have assembled formidable squads for the new season. The auction saw several high-profile players securing significant bids. Notably, Devdutt Padikkal from the Hubli Tigers was the most expensive buy at 13.20 Lakhs, thanks to his IPL and international experience. Other notable acquisitions include Abhinav Manohar, Manish Pandey, Vidwath Kaverappa, and Vidyadhar Patil.

Here are the six teams and their squads for the KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2025:

Shivamogga Lions: V Koushik, Hardik Raj, Avinash B, Nihal Ullal, Vidwath Kaverappa, Anirudha Joshi, Aneeshwar Gautam, Dhruv Prabhakar, Sanjay C, Anand Doddamani, Sahil Sharma, Bharath Dhuri, Deepak Devadiga, Rohit Kumar K, Tushar Singh, Darshan MB, Maribasava C Gowda, Sireesh Balgaar.

Mysuru Warriors: Karun Nair, Karthik CA, Prasidh Krishna, Karthik SU, Manish Pandey, Gowtham K, Yashovardhan Parantap, Venkatesh M, Harshil Dharmani, Lankesh KS, Kumar LR, Goutham Mishra, Shikhar Shetty, Sumit Kumar, Dhanush Gowda, Kushaal M Wadhwani, Sharath Srinivas, Shamanth SM.

Mangalore Dragons: Krishnappa Gowtham, Abhilash Shetty, Macneil Noronha, Lochan S Gowda, Paras Gurbax Arya, Sharath BR, Roni More, Shreyas Gopal, Melu Kranthi Kumar, Sachi Shinde, Aneesh KV, Thippa Reddy, Aaditya Nair, Aadarsh Prajwal, Abhishek Prabhakar, Shivaraj S, Pallav Kumar Das.

Hubli Tigers: KC Cariappa, Srijith KL, Karthikeya KP, Manvath Kumar L, Abhinav Manohar, Devdutt Padikkal, Mohammed Taha, Vijayaraj B, Prakhar Chaturvedi, Sankalp SS, Samath Nagaraj, Yash Raj Punja, Ritesh L Bhatkal, Shreesha S Achar, Nathan JF D Mello, Nischith Pai.

Gulbarga Mystics: Vyshak Vijaykumar, Luvnith Sisodia, Pravin Dubey, Smaran R, Siddharth KV, Monish Reddy, Harsha Wardhan Khuba, Prithviraj, Lavish Kaushal, Sheetal Kumar, Jasper EJ, Mohith BA, Faizan Raiz, Sourab M Muttur, Nikin Jose, Prajwal Pavan, Younus Ali Baig, Likhit M Bannur.

Bengaluru Blasters: Mayank Agarwal, Shubhang Hegde, Naveen MG, Suraj Ahuja, A Rohan Patil, Chethan LR, Mohsin Khan, Vidyadhar Patil, S Akhil, M Prakash Bajaj, Rohan Naveen, Kruthik Krishna, Advith M Shetty, Bhuvan Mohan Raju, Rohan M Raju, Niranjan Naik, Prateek Jain, Ishaan S.

Cricket fans can catch all the action of the Maharaja Trophy 2025 on FanCode, which offers live coverage, updates, and highlights on its app and website. The platform provides an easy way to follow the matches with features like live scores and support for various devices.

Looking back at the 2024 edition, the Mysuru Warriors, led by Karun Nair, emerged as champions, defeating the Bengaluru Blasters by 45 runs in the final. The tournament showcased many exciting matches and highlighted new talents from Karnataka.