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Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 Points Table & Standings

April 1, 2026

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The Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 is underway in Pune. The tournament began on March 23, 2026, and runs until April 12, 2026. Rising CC sit at the top of the Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 points table with a Net Run Rate (NRR) of +5.115.

Six teams are competing in this T20 tournament organized by the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA). The league stage follows a double round-robin format, meaning each team plays every other team twice.

Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 Points Table – Updated Standings

The Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 Points Table shows the current team standings, points, and net run rates, giving a quick update on who’s leading in the tournament.

RankTeamMatchesWinsLossesN/RPointsNRR
1Century CA54108+1.901
2Ashtapailu Sports53117+0.913
3Omrchecker52304+0.132
4Rising CC42204-0.810
5Elite CC51313-2.286
6Sunny XI41302-0.634

Rising CC lead with two points from one match and a dominant NRR of +5.115. Century CA are second with two points and an NRR of +1.768. Sunny XI have played two games and sit third on two points.

Elite CC are placed last after losing both their opening matches with an NRR of -3.550. Omrchecker and Ashtapailu Sports are yet to play their first match of the tournament.

Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 Format and Scoring Rules

Here is a quick breakdown of how the Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 is structured:

Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 Format
  • Format: Six teams play each other twice in a double round-robin league stage. The league produces 30 matches in total.
  • Match timings: Two games are played every weekday. The morning match starts at 9:30 AM IST and the afternoon match starts at 1:30 PM IST.
  • Points: Teams earn 2 points for a win. A no-result gives 1 point to each side.
  • Tiebreaker: Net Run Rate (NRR) separates teams level on points at the end of the league stage.
  • Knockout qualification: The top four teams on the Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 points table advance to the semi-finals on April 11.
  • Rest days: Matches are not scheduled on weekends. The rest days are March 28-29 and April 4-5.

All Six Teams in the Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026

The 2026 edition has seen notable changes to the team lineup compared to the 2024 season. Four new teams have come in, while two familiar sides return.

TeamStatusPlays in 2026
Rising CCNew in 2026Yes
Century CANew in 2026Yes
Sunny XINew in 2026Yes
Elite CCNew in 2026Yes
OmrcheckerReturningYes
Ashtapailu SportsReturningYes

Ashtapailu Sports are the most experienced side in the field. They reached the final of the Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2024 but lost to Punit Balan Group. Omrchecker also return after featuring in the 2025 Pune Olympia T20 Trophy. Century CA, Sunny XI, Elite CC, and Rising CC are all new to this competition in 2026.

Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 – Semi-Final Qualification Race

With 10 league matches remaining, the points table can change quickly. The top four teams will qualify for the semi-finals on April 11, 2026. Early leaders have opened their accounts, while Omrchecker, Ashtapailu Sports, and Elite CC will need strong performances to stay in contention.

TeamPointsMatches RemainingStatus
Rising CC29In contention
Century CA29In contention
Sunny XI28In contention
Omrchecker010Yet to play
Ashtapailu Sports010Yet to play
Elite CC08Must win next games

Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 points table and qualification race

The Maharashtra Champions Trophy 2026 is still in its early stages, but the points table is already shaping up to be competitive. Rising CC have made the strongest start, but with Omrchecker and Ashtapailu Sports yet to play, the race for the top four is far from settled.

Every win and every run will count as the tournament builds towards the semi-finals on April 11 and the final on April 12, 2026.

Devraj Chauhan is a sports development strategist with hands-on experience in managing tournaments, coaching programs, and infrastructure planning across India. Dedicated to promoting both indoor and outdoor games, he brings a practical perspective to grassroots sports and writes to inspire growth in community-based athletics.

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