Lanka Premier League (Sierra Leone) 2022/23

The Lanka Premier League (LPL) stands as the premier Twenty20 cricket competition in Sri Lanka. Administered by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), the tournament operates under a closed franchise system managed by the Innovative Production Group (IPG). It features five city-based teams competing annually for the national title. The structure of the season follows a specific progression. Each of the five participating clubs plays eight matches during a double round-robin league stage. The format then moves to a knockout phase involving the top four teams. This playoff segment includes a Qualifier 1, an Eliminator, a Qualifier 2, and the Final to decide the champion. There is no promotion or relegation between this competition and any other tier within the country's cricketing hierarchy. Jaffna Kings hold the record for the most victories, securing four titles. Galle Gallants claimed the most recent championship in 2026. The 2025 season was suspended to allow for venue renovations required for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. The league incorporates an auction-based model that allows international players to compete alongside local talent, distinguishing it from traditional provincial tournaments.

The Lanka Premier League (LPL) is the top-tier professional franchise Twenty20 cricket competition in Sri Lanka. Administered by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) with marketing rights held by the Innovative Production Group (IPG), the league operates as a closed franchise system with five city-based teams.

The format consists of a double round-robin league stage where each of the five teams plays eight matches, followed by playoffs where the top four teams compete in a knockout stage to determine the champion. There is no promotion or relegation. Jaffna Kings are the most successful team with four titles, while Galle Gallants won the most recent 2026 season. The 2025 season was postponed to prioritize venue renovations for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026.