Andhra Premier League

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Andhra Premier League
Countries India
Administrator Andhra Cricket Association
Format Twenty20
First edition 2022
Latest edition 2024
Next edition 2025
Tournament format Round-robin and playoffs
Number of teams6
Current championRayalaseema Kings
Most successfulCoastal Riders
Rayalaseema Kings (1 titles)
TV Star Sports (Tv)
Fancode (internet)
Cricket current event.svg 2024 Andhra Premier League

Andhra Premier League is a Twenty20 franchise cricket tournament in State of Andhra Pradesh in India. [1] [2] organised by Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) [3] and first contested during the 2022 season. It is contested by six teams based in cities around the State's. [4] [5] [6]

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History

In June 2022, the Andhra Premier League was launched. The league was aimed to make up for the absence of high-profile matches in Andhra Pradesh every year and to expose talented players from districts. [7] [8] [9]

The Tournament Is Scheduled To Start On Monday, July 6, And Will Conclude On Sunday, June 16. It Will Be The First Edition Of The Tournament.

A Total Of 19 Matches Are Scheduled To Take Place In This Edition Of The Tournament At The .

A Total Of Six Teams Are Going To Participate In The Tournament. These Six Teams Are: Bezwada Tigers, Coastal Riders, Godavari Titans, Rayalaseema Kings, Uttarandhra Lions, And Vizag Warriors. [10] [11]

The first winners of the Tournament were Vizianagaram Royals. [12]

Tournament structure

Six Franchise city-based teams will compete during the school summer holidays.There will be 19 matches in the league stage of the tournament, with the top four teams qualifying for the semi-final stage. The winners of both the semi-final matches will be the finalists.

Teams

TeamCityCaptainCoach
Bezwada Tigers Bezwada Ricky Bhui
Coastal Riders Coastal Shaik Rasheed
Godavari Titans Godavari CR Gnaneshwar
Rayalaseema Kings Rayalaseema P Girinath Reddy
Uttarandhra Lions Uttarandhra Gulfaam Saleh
Vizag Warriors Vizag KS Bharat

Tournament season and results

SeasonWinnerWinning marginRunner-upFinal venuePlayer of the season
2022 Coastal RidersCoastal Riders won by 7 runsBezawada Tigers
2023 Rayalaseema Kings
2024

Team Performance

Season

Franchise
2022 2023 2024
Bezwada Tigers 5th
Coastal Riders Runner up
Godavari Titans Champion
Rayalaseema Kings 6th
Uttarandhra Lions SF
Vizag Warriors SF

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