Sports & CompetitionsIndian Softball Cricket League (ISCL), Season 2
The Indian Softball Cricket League (ISCL) is a franchise league for softball cricket in India, run by a national association the organizers are building across Indian states and union territories. Season 2 is planned for 2026.
The format runs 32 franchise teams split into four groups of eight. Every team plays seven group matches, the top four from each group go through to a Round of 16, then a Super 8 stage, semifinals and a final.
The league is founded by Dr. Gangadhar Raju, founder of the Karnataka State Softball Cricket Association (KSSCA) and creator of the KSPL. Alongside the league, the organizers say they intend to host an Asia Softball Cricket Cup in 2026 and a Softball Cricket World Cup by 2028.
Sponsorship is offered at league level (title, co-sponsor, associate and signature partner) and at team level (team title, team co-sponsor, official team kit partner and official team travel partner). The organizers have not quoted prices, so talk to them directly about what each tier costs and includes.
Because the league spans 32 regional franchises rather than one host city, sponsorship reach is national rather than tied to a single venue. Audience figures, broadcast arrangements and brand ambassadors described in the organizers' deck have not been independently verified by Simple Sponsors; confirm them directly with the organizers before committing spend.
Pan-India, India·To be announced·by Indian Softball Cricket League