League Commissioner Suraj Samat outlined the ticketing structure as ISPL prepares for its January-February 2026 season in Surat.
Ticketing details for the 2026 season of the Indian Street Premier League have been formally outlined, with the league confirming pricing, access models, and sales channels ahead of the tournament’s January-February run in Surat.
The third season of the league will be staged at Lalbhai Contractor Stadium, with matches scheduled from January 9 to February 6, 2026. Tickets have been priced starting at ₹99, positioning the league among the most accessible ticketed cricket events in the country.
According to Suraj Samat, League Commissioner of ISPL, the ticketing structure has been designed to encourage broad public attendance while maintaining a stadium-led viewing experience. Tickets are being issued as day passes, allowing spectators access to all matches scheduled on the day of purchase.
Ticket sales are available online through BookMyShow, alongside offline sales at the stadium box office located at Gate No. 1 of Lalbhai Contractor Stadium. Offline counters are operational daily from noon, providing local fans the option to purchase tickets directly at the venue.
ISPL’s third season continues under the guidance of its core committee, which includes Sachin Tendulkar, Ashish Shelar, Minal Amol Kale, and Suraj Samat. The league has positioned itself as a professional platform for tennis-ball cricket, combining grassroots participation with a structured league format played inside a stadium environment.
The upcoming season will feature eight teams, including returning franchises and new entrants. Defending champions Majhi Mumbai will compete alongside teams such as Tiigers of Kolkata, Srinagar Ke Veer, Chennai Singams, Bengaluru Strikers, Falcon Risers Hyderabad, Delhi Superheros, and Ahmedabad Lions. The season will open with a scheduled fixture between Majhi Mumbai and Srinagar Ke Veer, preceded by an inauguration ceremony at the venue.
In addition to team competition, ISPL Season 3 will continue its emphasis on emerging domestic talent, with players from earlier seasons returning alongside new entrants identified through the league’s scouting and selection process.
By confirming ticketing parameters well ahead of the opening match, ISPL has moved into its public access phase, allowing fans to plan attendance across the four-week schedule. The league’s pricing and day-pass model reflect a broader strategy to build consistent stadium footfall while maintaining affordability for a wide audience base.
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