Cyprus T20 Tri-Series 2025/26

The Cyprus T20 Tri-Series, also referred to as the Cyprus T20I Cup, is an irregular international cricket tournament. It is hosted by the Cyprus Cricket Federation (CCF), which became an Associate Member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in 1999. The event is not an annual fixture but is organized on an ad-hoc basis to grant T20 International status to the participating nations. Matches take place at the Happy Valley Ground in Episkopi, Cyprus.

The competition brings together three national teams for a round-robin series. Each side plays every other team twice, resulting in six matches in total. The winner is decided by the points table, with Net Run Rate used as a tiebreaker. Crucially, these matches carry ICC ranking points, offering developmental value for the teams involved.

The 2025 edition featured participants Bulgaria, Cyprus, and Serbia. This specific tournament marked the first-ever meeting in Men's T20 International cricket between Bulgaria and Cyprus. Cyprus topped the points table in this session, securing victory after defeating Bulgaria in the final match of the series. A previous edition, held in 2021, involved Cyprus, Estonia, and the Isle of Man, with the Isle of Man emerging as champions with four wins from four matches. The tournament operates distinctly from the domestic club competitions managed by the CCF, such as the Cyprus Cricket League and ECS T10 Cyprus. It serves as a platform for emerging European cricket nations to gain experience against regional peers.