Even after the conclusion of the 2025 Indian Premier League (IPL 2025), cricket fans continued enjoying the T20 excitement through the T20 Mumbai League. Eight teams from different parts of the city represented multiple exciting, untapped talents through their set-ups from June 4 to June 12. This franchise tournament is considered one of the best state T20 leagues in the country. Through this article we'll explore 5 emerging players from this year's T20 Mumbai League who have enough potential to represent an IPL team. 

List of top 5 players who caught eyes during T20 Mumbai League 2025:

5. Harsh Aghav

The 18-year-old all-rounder played a pivotal role for Mumbai Falcons, the second-best team of the season in the league. The young talent summed up the season with 149 runs at an average of almost 50, powered by a strike rate of 165.56 in seven matches. Harsh has all the potential to be a future star of any IPL team. 

4. Akash Parkar

Another member from the second-best team of the 2025 T20 Mumbai League. Parker emerged as the best all-rounder in the tournament. His continued support helped the team to secure a place in the final match. The 31-year-old all-rounder took three wickets in two overs with his medium-pace bowling and then played a match-winning 20-ball 32-run innings chasing a target in the semifinal. 

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3 Shashank Attarde

The experienced spinner has made a standout performance with Eagle Thane Strikers. Shashank, 33, with his excellent spin bowling abilities, claimed 11 wickets at an average of 13.36 and an economy of 6.12 in six matches. He finished the season as the leading wicket taker of the season. Despite being a spinner by nature, he can bowl surprisingly well with the new ball as well. 

2. Chinmay Rajesh Sutar

One of the main characters behind Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals' title-winning run in 2025. The 28-year-old batter finished the season as the leading run scorer of the tournament with 271 runs at an average of over 54 and a 132.84 strike rate in seven innings. Sutar was named as the man of the match in the final match for his match-winning 49-ball 53-run knock, batting at No. 3. 

1. Sairaj Patil

The Eagle Thane Strikers batter got the man of the tournament award for his consistency with the bat. Throughout the tournament he scored runs so fluently that IPL teams can take some moments to check his profile. The 28-year-old finished the season after scoring 233 runs at an average of over 58 and a strike rate of 150.32 in six matches.