The excitement for the T20 World Cup 2026 is currently ongoing in India, with the Indian Team also performing well. Under the captaincy of Suryakumar Yadav, the Indian team has won all four matches in the group stage, securing a place in the Super-8. This round is set to begin on February 21, and India's first match is on Sunday against South Africa in Ahmedabad. Meanwhile, the countdown for the next season of the world's biggest T20 league, the IPL, is also underway, which is scheduled to be held between March and May. A major update has now come regarding its full schedule.

Recently, a report by Dainik Jagran revealed a potential list of venues for IPL 2026. It was also mentioned that the 19th season of the IPL could start on March 26, with the final match expected to be held on May 31. However, that report did not provide any updates regarding the full schedule of the upcoming IPL season. Meanwhile, there are reports that its announcement could be made next week.

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There is a lot of discussion on social media regarding the announcement of the full schedule for IPL 2026. Fans are continuously tweeting about it on X, as everyone wants to know when and where their favorite team will play. If the league's upcoming season possibly starts in March, then the full schedule could be released next week or soon after, so that all preparations can be made in time.

IPL 2026 to begin on March 26 with the final scheduled to be held on May 31 ✅

-Full IPL 2026 Schedule likely to be released by next week ✅#ipl2026 pic.twitter.com/V8ARil3aBu

— Chennai (@memeschennai) February 20, 2026

Royal Challengers Bengaluru to Play Home Matches at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium

  Royal Challengers Bengaluru, who had failed to win a title in the first 17 IPL seasons, made history in the 18th season by winning the title for the first time. The victory was celebrated on a grand scale. During the festivities on June 4 at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore, a large number of fans attended. Unfortunately, a stampede occurred outside the stadium, resulting in the loss of 11 lives and injuries to more than 50 others. 

  Following this incident, large matches were banned at Chinnaswamy Stadium, leading the city to lose hosting rights for the Women's One Day World Cup 2025 matches. As a result, there was uncertainty about RCB's home venue. However, this uncertainty was recently resolved when the Karnataka government granted permission to the Bangalore franchise to host matches under certain conditions.