Mini SEA Men's Twenty20 Cricket Competition 2025/26

The Mini SEA Men's Twenty20 Cricket Competition is a regional tournament organised by the Asian Cricket Council. It operates as a developmental platform for Associate Member nations in the Southeast Asian and West Asian regions. The competition is distinct from the main ACC Men's Premier Cup, which is an ODI competition involving a broader range of Asian associates and serves as an ICC pathway event. It also differs from the SEA Games Cricket tournament, which is restricted to ASEAN member nations with strict citizenship rules and carries higher regional prestige as a multi-sport event.

The inaugural edition took place in the 2025–26 season in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The participating teams were Malaysia, Bahrain, and Thailand. The format was a triangular league consisting of a double round-robin stage, where each team played four matches, totaling six matches in the tournament. There were no play-offs or finals; the winner was determined by the points table. Malaysia won the inaugural competition, finishing top of the table with six points from two wins and two no-results. Bahrain finished second with three points, and Thailand third.

The inclusion of Bahrain, a West Asian nation, in a "SEA" branded tournament highlights its role as a flexible developmental series for ACC associates in the region. No prior editions were found, indicating it is a new initiative.