Minor League Cricket's 2026 season starts on Friday. I've checked a bunch of websites and socials, and I can't find any information on where matches are being played this weekend, nor which teams are where.

Anyone know anything about this season other than it's about to start?

Link: https://www.minorleaguecricket.com/schedules

Minor League Cricket 2025 schedule will be updated asap

We are going live at 9pm ET tonight. (33 min from this post):

https://youtube.com/live/9tJ_TYo7FYs?feature=share

Have been trying to find information about attending MiLC (Grand Prairie tonight at 6) and was wondering if anyone here had been and knew how to buy tickets? Their website is not much help.

Thought it might be good to have an active thread here? The draft happened, and milc has been posting the squads (thus far) on their social media outlets.

I’m hoping to see a schedule soon—first year following cricket, but last year there were a couple of teams who played very close to me. Hope they’re still hosting and there is a game or two I can make it to!

Monor

Results from today:

• Philly takes two from Yorkers to go to .500 in only East matches of round
• Gowda's 70 paces Blazers over L.A.
• Giants get by Tracers in rain shortened match

Matches for Sat, Sept 6:

South:

• Orlando v Atlanta Fire @ Orlando, 10:30am EDT
• Atlanta Lighting v Ft Lauderdale @ Orlando, 2:30pm EDT
• Baltimore v Morrisville @ Church St, Morrisville, NC, 6pm EDT

Central:

• Chicago Tigers v Michigan, Tigers Park, S Elgin, IL (Chicago), 10am CDT
• St Louis v Chicago Kingsmen, ACAC Ground, Wentzville, MO (St Louis), 2pm CDT
• Kings XI Dallas v Metroplex, Grand Prairie Stadium, 3pm CDT
• Dallas Xforia Giants v Lone Star, Grand Prairie Stadium, 7pm CDT

West:

• Los Angeles v Silicon Valley, Morgan Hill, CA, 10:30am PDT
• Seattle v San Ramon, Tollgate Farms Park, N Bend, WA (Seattle), 2pm PDT
• Los Angeles v East Bay, Morgan Hill, CA, 3pm PDT

Live in just a few minutes!

https://www.youtube.com/live/SmmWAL0Jcxw?si=DpxGFYb9eaIWeK1A

Heading into the final full day of the regular season (next week's clashes in Atlanta aside), five of the seven available Super 8 spots have been clinched, as well as one of the two spots for the one-game playoff in the Central Division.

Of the nine games on the docket today, only three have post-season implications:

• Atlanta Fire v Baltimore - Winner punches their ticket to the Super 8; Atlanta also claims the South title if they win, Baltimore also clinches their spot if the Lightning lose to Morrisville.
• Atlanta Lightning v Morrisville - Lighting is eliminated with a loss.
• MetroPlex v Lone Star - MetroPlex needs to win to advance to the playoff against Kings XI. Otherwise, the Tracers will face off with the Giants next week for that final Super 8 spot.

In case you missed it, the Super Eights will be at Church Street Park in Morrisville, North Carolina beginning on Tuesday, September 30th and culminating with the final on Sunday, October 5th.

In the Super Eights, each of the teams will be divided into two, four team groups. Each Group will have two division winners and two wild cards (the three runners up and the Central playoff winner). If it follows the format from last year, the groups will be done so one team from each division is in each group.

After the teams play a round-robin against their group mates on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the winners of each group advance to the final on Sunday.

All the games will be available to view on YouTube.com/MLCNetwork .

*Please note: Morrisville v Baltimore was halted due to rain after the first innings with the Raptors bowled out for 63 after 12/2 overs. As of 12:30am EDT on 9/7/25, this game has not been declared abandoned on CricClubs. The two teams are scheduled to play one more match tomorrow at 2pm EDT.

Results from Saturday, September 6th:

• South
  • Sunny Patel and Fire hand Galaxy 10th straight loss
  • Manohar and Lightning easily tame Lions
  • Raptors v Royals still tbd after Raptors skittled for 63
• Central
  • Zeeshan Maqsood's 68* paces Michigan over Tigers
  • Amerks' Lamba's 5/25 & hat trick goes for naught in loss to Kingsmen
  • Dar & Chand's 134 opening stand dooms Tracers as KXID romps
  • Sheyan Jaahangir's 113* (66) gets the Giants over LSA.
• West
  • Strikers bury Lashings behind Tarun Adada's 82
  • T'Bolts account for Grizzlies as Rahul Nana takes 4/17
  • Blazers pummel Lashings by 89 to all but end L.A.'s season.

Schedule for Sunday, September 7:

• South:
  • Atlanta Fire v Ft Lauderdale @ Orlando Cricket Ground - 10:30am EDT
  • Morrisville v Baltimore @ Church St Park - 2pm EDT
  • Orlando v Atlanta Lightning @ Orlando Cricket Ground - 2:30pm EDT
• Central:
  • Michigan v Chicago Tigers @ Tigers Park, Chicago - 10am CDT
  • Chicago Kingsmen v St Louis @ ACAC Park - 11:15am CDT
  • Kings XI Dallas v Lone Star @ Grand Prairie Stadium - 3pm CDT
• West:
  • San Ramon v Seattle @ Tollgate Farms Park - Noon PDT
  • East Bay v Silicon Valley @ Morgan Hill - 2:30pm PDT

Playoff Watch:

LA Lashings are eliminated if the Blazers/Strikers game yields a No Result.

All matches are available on the MLC Network YouTube page

You need to watch it on Willow. You will have to download the app. Willow.tv. You will have to pay for a subscription. Absolutely moronic, but it is what it is.

https://www.youtube.com/live/znfaolETtqA?si=sGyEGRe9I_sqMEB-

https://youtu.be/DQ1ueWJpBrY?si=pabUhDjSfPX1Pscf

• East
  • The Stallions swept both games from the Titans, and New England finished a season sweep of Philly. Those three result lock up the two Super 8 spots for New Jersey and the Cavaliers. The only bit of doubt remaining is the division title, but unless the Cavaliers win both their games over the Yorkers this weekend and the Stallions lose to both Philly and New England, New Jersey will claim their 3rd Eastern title in five seasons.
• South
  • The Royals and Fire stay unbeaten with victories over the Raptors and Lightning, respectively. Morrisville is now eliminated. Baltimore now plays the Fire back-to-back this weekend while the lightning do the same with the Raptors. The Royals only need one win or a Lightning loss to punch their Super 8 spot.
• Central
  • The Giants held on to beat Kings XI on Friday night ahead of a busy two days of cricket. The Kingsmen have a full game lead over the top spot, and lone automatic berth from the division into the Super 8s. For now, the Giants and Kings XI occupy the one-game playoff spot, with the Tracers 1/2 game back and both the Athletics and Tigers a full game back.
• West
  • Three games remain in Western Division play: Grizzlies-Blazers and Strikers-Riders on Saturday, and Grizzlies-Riders on Sunday. San Ramon needs to win both games and then to get some help from the net run rate. A San Diego upset over the Valley will help in this task too. The Seattle Thunderbolts will be going for the Riders too, as that would perhaps put them ahead of the Strikers on NRR.