CCL 2026 Scorecard: Complete Guide to the Final, Semifinals, Points Table and Awards
The CCL 2026 Scorecard closes with Karnataka Bulldozers ending a 12-year title drought. Kiccha Sudeep’s side beat Bengal Tigers by six wickets in the Celebrity Cricket League final on February 1, 2026, at the SNR College Cricket Stadium in Coimbatore, chasing down 130 in 16.4 overs behind a match-winning innings from Rajeev Hanu. This guide brings together the complete CCL 2026 Scorecard-the final, both semifinals, the full 15-match season, the points table, every award, and the tournament’s broader history-in one place.
If you only need the headline, here it is: Karnataka Bulldozers are CCL 2026 champions, their third title after 2013 and 2014, and their first since a 12-year gap that included a heartbreaking final defeat to this same Bengal Tigers side back in 2024.
Who Won CCL 2026? Quick Snippet Answer
Karnataka Bulldozers won CCL 2026, beating Bengal Tigers by six wickets in the final. Chasing a target of 130, Karnataka Bulldozers reached 130/4 in 16.4 overs at the SNR College Cricket Stadium, Coimbatore, on February 1, 2026. Rajeev Hanu top-scored with 69 runs and was named Player of the Match, sealing Karnataka Bulldozers’ third CCL title.
CCL 2026 Final Snapshot
| Detail | Information |
| Match | CCL 2026 Final |
| Teams | Bengal Tigers vs Karnataka Bulldozers |
| Date | February 1, 2026 |
| Venue | SNR College Cricket Stadium, Coimbatore |
| Toss | Bengal Tigers won the toss, chose to bat first |
| Result | Karnataka Bulldozers won by 6 wickets |
| Winning Margin | 20 balls to spare (130/4 in 16.4 overs) |
| Player of the Match | Rajeev Hanu-69 runs |
| Best Batter (Final) | Joy Kumar Mukherjee-54 off 44 balls |
| Best Bowler (Final) | Prathap Narayan-3 wickets |
| Captains | Kiccha Sudeep (Karnataka Bulldozers), Jisshu Sengupta (Bengal Tigers) |
What Is CCL? A Quick Primer for New Readers
The Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) is a T20 tournament featuring film and television actors from India’s regional cinema industries, rather than professional cricketers. Since launching in 2011, the tournament has grown into an annual fixture that pits teams representing Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, Sandalwood, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Bengali, and Malayalam cinema against each other. CCL 2026 marked the 12th edition of the tournament and featured eight teams competing across three host cities-Visakhapatnam, Coimbatore, and Madurai-before the knockout stage decided the champion.
Why the CCL 2026 Scorecard Matters to Fans
Unlike franchise cricket built around professional players, CCL blends celebrity appeal with genuine cricketing competition, and the CCL 2026 Scorecard reflects both: dramatic momentum swings, tactical bowling changes, and finishes that go down to the wire-the final itself being a prime example, with Bengal Tigers collapsing from a promising position and Karnataka Bulldozers needing a standout individual innings to get over the line.
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Bengal Tigers Innings: How 129 All Out Unfolded
Bengal Tigers were bowled out for 129 in 20 overs, a total built around one substantial partnership before a collapse took the innings apart. Winning the toss and choosing to bat looked reasonable at the time, but the CCL 2026 Scorecard for this innings shows exactly how a T20 total can unravel inside a handful of overs.
Early Wickets Inside the Powerplay
Bengal Tigers lost both openers cheaply. Uday Pratap was out lbw for 5, and Jammy Banerjee followed for 4, also lbw, leaving the side wobbling at 6/1. Against a disciplined Karnataka Bulldozers new-ball attack, the Tigers needed a partnership to rebuild the innings-and got one, but it wasn’t enough to offset what followed.
Joy Kumar Mukherjee’s Fighting Fifty
The innings’ clear high point was Joy Kumar Mukherjee’s composed 54 off 44 balls, an innings built on placement and timing rather than pure power-hitting. He steadied Bengal Tigers to 94/3, a position from which a total well past 150 looked achievable with wickets in hand.
That’s precisely when the innings turned. Mukherjee’s dismissal triggered a stunning collapse-five wickets fell for just five runs, crashing Bengal Tigers from 94/3 to 99/8. Rahul Mazumder, the tournament’s eventual Player of the Tournament, was caught by Manjunath Gowda off Prathap Narayan during this stretch, and Aditya Roy Banerjee departed without scoring.
The Late Rescue Act and Final Total
With the innings threatening to end well short of three figures, Indrasish Roy and Ananda Choudhuri added a crucial 18 runs for the ninth wicket, lifting Bengal Tigers to 117/8. Indrasish was eventually bowled by Suneel, and Ananda Choudhuri was run out by substitute fielder Sagar for 12 off 13 balls-the final wicket of the innings. Sourav Das finished unbeaten on 1 as Bengal Tigers were bowled out for 129 in their full quota of 20 overs.
Bengal Tigers Batting Card-CCL 2026 Final
| Batter | Dismissal | Runs | Balls |
| Uday Pratap | lbw | 5 | Not confirmed |
| Jammy Banerjee | lbw | 4 | Not confirmed |
| Jisshu Sengupta (c) | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Joy Kumar Mukherjee | Not confirmed | 54 | 44 |
| Yusuf Chishti | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Rahul Mazumder | c Manjunath Gowda b Prathap Narayan | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Aditya Roy Banerjee | Not confirmed | 0 | Not confirmed |
| Indrasish Roy | b Suneel | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Ananda Choudhuri | run out (sub, Sagar) | 12 | 13 |
| Sourav Das | not out | 1 | Not confirmed |
| Total | All out | 129 | 20 overs |
Karnataka Bulldozers Bowling in the First Innings
| Bowler | Wickets | Confirmed Dismissal |
| Prathap Narayan | 3 (Best Bowler of the Final) | Rahul Mazumder, other two not individually confirmed by name |
| Suneel | 1+ | Indrasish Roy (bowled) |
Prathap Narayan’s three wickets earned him the Best Bowler of the Final award, and his removal of Rahul Mazumder-arguably the tournament’s most dangerous all-rounder-was the single most important breakthrough of Bengal Tigers’ innings.
Karnataka Bulldozers Innings: Chasing 130 for the Title
Karnataka Bulldozers completed the chase at 130/4 in 16.4 overs, a scoreline that looked routine but involved a genuine wobble in the middle overs before the finish. This is the section of the CCL 2026 Scorecard most fans remember, since it’s where the trophy was actually decided.
A Shaky Start Before Hanu Took Over
The chase began with an early setback: Nirup Bhandari was out for just 2 off 5 balls, trapped lbw by Rahul Mazumder inside the first over. That brought Rajeev Hanu to the crease, and from there, the entire complexion of the match changed.
Rajeev Hanu’s Match-Winning Innings
Rajeev Hanu played the standout innings of the CCL 2026 final, scoring 69 runs to single-handedly drive Karnataka Bulldozers toward the target. He reached his fifty in just 23 balls, attacking from the very first over and pushing Karnataka Bulldozers to 58/1 by the end of the powerplay. He was eventually dismissed and caught off Ratnadip Ghosh, but by then his innings had already tilted the match decisively in Karnataka’s favor-his 69 runs alone accounted for more than half the team’s eventual total.
Hanu’s exact number of deliveries faced is genuinely disputed across sports outlets. MyKhel and Hans India report 35 balls, while other sources cite figures ranging from 33 to 38. Since no verifiable official scorecard settles this discrepancy, this article confirms his 69 runs while flagging the ball count as an open question rather than presenting any single figure as certain.
The Middle-Overs Wobble
After Hanu’s departure, Bengal Tigers briefly threatened a fightback. Karan Aryan was caught by Sourav Das off Ratnadip Ghosh, and Darling Krishna made 7 off 20 balls before also falling to Ratnadip Ghosh, caught by Jammy Banerjee. Ratnadip Ghosh finished with three wickets, the best bowling figures recorded by any Bengal Tigers bowler in the final.
Karthik Jayaram and Manjunath Gowda Finish the Job
With four wickets down but the target well within reach, Karthik Jayaram (15 not out) and Manjunath Gowda (20 not out) guided Karnataka Bulldozers home without further alarm, sealing the win with 20 balls to spare and igniting celebrations led by Kiccha Sudeep.
Karnataka Bulldozers Batting Card-CCL 2026 Final
| Batter | Dismissal | Runs | Balls |
| Nirup Bhandari | lbw b Rahul Mazumder | 2 | 5 |
| Rajeev Hanu | c b Ratnadip Ghosh | 69 | Disputed (33–38 reported) |
| Karan Aryan | c Sourav Das b Ratnadip Ghosh | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Darling Krishna | c Jammy Banerjee b Ratnadip Ghosh | 7 | 20 |
| Karthik Jayaram | not out | 15 | Not confirmed |
| Manjunath Gowda | not out | 20 | Not confirmed |
| Total | 4 wickets | 130 | 16.4 overs |
Bengal Tigers Bowling in the Second Innings
| Bowler | Wickets | Batters Dismissed |
| Ratnadip Ghosh | 3 | Rajeev Hanu, Karan Aryan, Darling Krishna |
| Rahul Mazumder | 1 | Nirup Bhandari |
CCL 2026 Semifinals: The Road to the Final
Before the final, two closely fought semifinals decided the finalists-both played at the SNR College Cricket Stadium in Coimbatore.
Semifinal 1: Bengal Tigers Beat Kerala Strikers by 5 Wickets
Kerala Strikers posted 177/6 in 20 overs, with Madan Mohan top-scoring at 28 off 14 balls including two fours and two sixes. Chasing the target, Bengal Tigers got contributions across the order-Jammy Banerjee made 64 off 58 balls, Jisshu Sengupta added 23, and Rahul Mazumder blitzed 40 off just 11 balls with six sixes in the closing stages to seal a five-wicket win with two balls to spare, reaching 178/5 in 19.4 overs.
Semifinal 1 Batting Highlights
| Team | Batter | Runs | Balls |
| Kerala Strikers | Madan Mohan | 28 | 14 |
| Bengal Tigers | Jammy Banerjee | 64 | 58 |
| Bengal Tigers | Rahul Mazumder | 40 | 11 |
| Bengal Tigers | Jisshu Sengupta | 23 | 20 |
| Bengal Tigers | Yusuf Chishti | 10 | 9 |
| Bengal Tigers | Uday Pratap | 6 | 8 |
| Bengal Tigers | Joy Kumar Mukherjee | 18 | 11 |
| Bengal Tigers | Indrasish Roy | 0 | 1 |
Result: Bengal Tigers won by 5 wickets, chasing 177/6 with 178/5 in 19.4 overs.
Semifinal 2: Karnataka Bulldozers Beat Vels Chennai Kings by 3 Wickets
Vels Chennai Kings were bowled out for 160 in 19 overs, powered by a blistering knock from captain Vikranth Santhosh, who made 66 off just 24 balls with nine fours and three sixes before being bowled by Chandan K. In reply, Karnataka Bulldozers got home at 164/7 in 19.5 overs, with Karthik Jayaram playing a crucial late hand-including hitting Vikranth’s own over for consecutive sixes in the death overs-to complete a three-wicket win and book Karnataka’s place in the final.
Semifinal 2 Batting Highlights
| Team | Batter | Dismissal | Runs | Balls |
| Vels Chennai Kings | Vikranth Santhosh | b Chandan K | 66 | 24 |
Result: Karnataka Bulldozers won by 3 wickets, chasing 160 with 164/7 in 19.5 overs.
Both semifinals are confirmed as being played at the SNR College Cricket Stadium, Coimbatore, based on match-day live-blog coverage. One post-match recap listed the venue as Hyderabad, this article follows the corroborating match-day sources.
CCL 2026 Full Results: League, Semifinals and Final
The complete CCL 2026 Scorecard for the season spans 15 matches across three host cities before the trophy was decided.
CCL 2026 League Stage Results
Eight celebrity teams played a 12-match round-robin league, with each side facing three opponents before the knockout stage began.
| # | Fixture | Venue | Result |
| 1 | Punjab De Sher vs Karnataka Bulldozers | Visakhapatnam | Karnataka Bulldozers won |
| 2 | Telugu Warriors vs Bhojpuri Dabanggs | Visakhapatnam | Bhojpuri Dabanggs won |
| 3 | Mumbai Heroes vs Bengal Tigers | Visakhapatnam | Bengal Tigers won by 4 wickets |
| 4 | Punjab De Sher vs Telugu Warriors | Visakhapatnam | Telugu Warriors won by 52 runs |
| 5 | Vels Chennai Kings vs Bengal Tigers | Visakhapatnam | Bengal Tigers won (Super Over, scores tied at 185) |
| 6 | Mumbai Heroes vs Kerala Strikers | Visakhapatnam | Kerala Strikers won by 5 wickets |
| 7 | Bengal Tigers vs Kerala Strikers | Coimbatore | Bengal Tigers won by 13 runs |
| 8 | Karnataka Bulldozers vs Telugu Warriors | Coimbatore | Karnataka Bulldozers won by 9 wickets |
| 9 | Punjab De Sher vs Bhojpuri Dabanggs | Madurai | Punjab De Sher won by 6 wickets |
| 10 | Vels Chennai Kings vs Kerala Strikers | Madurai | Kerala Strikers won by 10 runs (D/L) |
| 11 | Bhojpuri Dabanggs vs Karnataka Bulldozers | Madurai | Karnataka Bulldozers won by 18 runs |
| 12 | Vels Chennai Kings vs Mumbai Heroes | Madurai | Vels Chennai Kings won by 59 runs |
CCL 2026 Semifinal Results
| Match | Fixture | Result |
| Semifinal 1 | Bengal Tigers vs Kerala Strikers | Bengal Tigers won by 5 wickets (178/5 in 19.4 overs) |
| Semifinal 2 | Karnataka Bulldozers vs Vels Chennai Kings | Karnataka Bulldozers won by 3 wickets (164/7 in 19.5 overs) |
CCL 2026 Final
| Match | Fixture | Venue | Result |
| Final | Bengal Tigers vs Karnataka Bulldozers | SNR College Cricket Stadium, Coimbatore | Karnataka Bulldozers won by 6 wickets |
CCL 2026 Points Table: League-Stage Standings
Karnataka Bulldozers topped the CCL 2026 points table on net run rate, even though both they and Bengal Tigers finished the league phase with identical 3-0 records.
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| Rank | Team | Played | Won | Lost | Points | NRR |
| 1 | Karnataka Bulldozers | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 | +1.2977 |
| 2 | Bengal Tigers | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 | +0.4160 |
| 3 | Kerala Strikers | 3 | 2 | 1 | 4 | +0.0801 |
| 4 | Vels Chennai Kings | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 | +0.8909 |
| 5 | Punjab De Sher | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 | -0.0529 |
| 6 | Telugu Warriors | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 | -0.2318 |
| 7 | Bhojpuri Dabanggs | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 | -1.0765 |
| 8 | Mumbai Heroes | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -1.3356 |
Why Net Run Rate Mattered So Much
With Karnataka Bulldozers and Bengal Tigers deadlocked at six points apiece, net run rate became the deciding factor for the top seed. Karnataka’s +1.2977 NRR, built on emphatic wins like their 9-wicket victory over Telugu Warriors, gave them the higher seeding heading into the knockouts.
Team-by-Team Season Review
Karnataka Bulldozers finished the league phase unbeaten in three, carried that form through a nervy semifinal win over Vels Chennai Kings, and closed out the season with the title-the most complete campaign of any side in CCL 2026.
Bengal Tigers matched Karnataka’s 3-0 league record and looked the most balanced unit on paper, with Rahul Mazumder’s all-round contributions and Jammy Banerjee’s consistent scoring, but fell short at the final hurdle for the second time against the same opponent.
Kerala Strikers were the tournament’s most consistent third force, reaching the semifinals with a 2-1 league record before running Bengal Tigers close in a fixture that went to the final over.
Vels Chennai Kings relied heavily on Vikranth Santhosh’s individual brilliance-including his 66 off 24 balls in the semifinal-but couldn’t get enough support to close out the knockout stage.
Punjab De Sher, Telugu Warriors, and Bhojpuri Dabanggs all finished with identical 1-2 league records, separated only by net run rate, and none progressed past the group stage.
Mumbai Heroes endured a winless league campaign, finishing bottom of the CCL 2026 points table without a single victory in three matches.
CCL 2026 Awards: Full List of Winners
| Award | Winner | Team | Stat |
| Player of the Tournament | Rahul Mazumder | Bengal Tigers | 144 runs, 9 wickets |
| Best Batter of the Tournament | Vikranth | Vels Chennai Kings | 322 runs |
| Best Bowler of the Tournament | Aadhav | Vels Chennai Kings | 9 wickets |
| Best Fielder of the Tournament | Vikranth | Vels Chennai Kings | 5 catches, 1 run-out |
| Player of the Match (Final) | Rajeev Hanu | Karnataka Bulldozers | 69 runs |
| Best Batter of the Final | Joy Kumar Mukherjee | Bengal Tigers | 54 off 44 balls |
| Best Bowler of the Final | Prathap Narayan | Karnataka Bulldozers | 3 wickets |
Rahul Mazumder’s all-round body of work earned him Player of the Tournament despite finishing on the losing side in the final-a reminder that individual brilliance and team success don’t always align, even across a short, high-intensity celebrity league format.
CCL 2026 Top Run-Scorers
| Player | Team | Runs |
| Vikranth | Vels Chennai Kings | 322 |
| Jammy Banerjee | Bengal Tigers | 243 |
| Rahul Mazumder | Bengal Tigers | 144 |
| Rajeev Hanu | Karnataka Bulldozers | 169 |
| Joy Kumar Mukherjee | Bengal Tigers | 138 |
| Darling Krishna | Karnataka Bulldozers | 130 |
CCL 2026 Top Wicket-Takers
| Player | Team | Wickets |
| Rahul Mazumder | Bengal Tigers | 9 |
| Aadhav | Vels Chennai Kings | 9 |
| Karan Aryan | Karnataka Bulldozers | 7 |
Celebrity Cricket League: All-Time Winners List
Karnataka Bulldozers’ CCL 2026 win is their third title overall, placing them just behind Telugu Warriors as the tournament’s most successful franchise. Here’s the complete winners list since the league launched in 2011.
| Year | Winner | Runner-Up |
| 2011 | Chennai Rhinos | Karnataka Bulldozers |
| 2012 | Chennai Rhinos | Karnataka Bulldozers |
| 2013 | Karnataka Bulldozers | Telugu Warriors |
| 2014 | Karnataka Bulldozers | Kerala Strikers |
| 2015 | Telugu Warriors | Chennai Rhinos |
| 2016 | Telugu Warriors | Karnataka Bulldozers |
| 2017 | Telugu Warriors | Kerala Strikers |
| 2019 | Mumbai Heroes | Karnataka Bulldozers |
| 2023 | Telugu Warriors | Bhojpuri Dabanggs |
| 2024 | Bengal Tigers | Karnataka Bulldozers |
| 2025 | Punjab De Sher | Chennai Rhinos |
| 2026 | Karnataka Bulldozers | Bengal Tigers |
Karnataka Bulldozers’ Title History in Context
Karnataka Bulldozers have now reached the CCL final on multiple occasions, including as runners-up in 2011, 2012, 2016, and 2019, before finally adding a third trophy in 2026. Their 2026 win also completes a piece of unfinished business against Bengal Tigers specifically, who beat them in the 2024 final-meaning Karnataka’s title defense against their bogey opponent adds extra narrative weight to this result.
What This Win Means Going Forward
This victory does more than add a third trophy to Karnataka Bulldozers’ cabinet. It restores the franchise’s status as a genuine title contender after a 12-year gap, reinforces Kiccha Sudeep’s leadership credentials within the celebrity cricket circuit, and sets up an intriguing rematch storyline with Bengal Tigers heading into the next edition of the Celebrity Cricket League. For Bengal Tigers, back-to-back finals against the same opponent with contrasting results will likely shape how Jisshu Sengupta’s side approaches squad building and death-overs strategy next season.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Who won the CCL 2026 final?
Karnataka Bulldozers won the CCL 2026 final, beating Bengal Tigers by 6 wickets while chasing 130 in 16.4 overs.
Where can I find the complete CCL 2026 Scorecard?
This article provides the complete CCL 2026 Scorecard, including both innings from the final, both semifinals, the full 15-match results list, points table, and individual awards.
Who was the Player of the Match in the CCL 2026 final?
Rajeev Hanu of Karnataka Bulldozers was named Player of the Match for his 69-run innings that anchored the chase.
What was Bengal Tigers’ final total in CCL 2026?
Bengal Tigers were bowled out for 129 runs in their full 20 overs after a middle-order collapse from 94/3 to 99/8.
How many overs did Karnataka Bulldozers take to win the final?
Karnataka Bulldozers completed the chase in 16.4 overs, winning with 20 balls to spare.
Who was the Player of the Tournament in CCL 2026?
Rahul Mazumder of Bengal Tigers was named Player of the Tournament, with 144 runs and 9 wickets across the season.
How many matches were played in the CCL 2026 season?
CCL 2026 featured 15 matches in total: 12 league-stage games, 2 semifinals, and 1 final.
Where was the CCL 2026 final played?
The final was played at the SNR College Cricket Stadium in Coimbatore.
How many CCL titles have Karnataka Bulldozers won?
Karnataka Bulldozers have won three CCL titles, in 2013, 2014, and 2026.
Which teams reached the CCL 2026 semifinals?
Bengal Tigers, Kerala Strikers, Karnataka Bulldozers, and Vels Chennai Kings reached the semifinals, with Bengal Tigers and Karnataka Bulldozers advancing to the final.
Who scored the most runs in CCL 2026?
Vikranth of Vels Chennai Kings was the tournament’s leading run-scorer with 322 runs, also earning the Best Batter of the Tournament award.
Who took the most wickets in CCL 2026?
Rahul Mazumder (Bengal Tigers) and Aadhav (Vels Chennai Kings) tied as the tournament’s leading wicket-takers with 9 wickets each.
How did Karnataka Bulldozers reach the CCL 2026 final?
Karnataka Bulldozers beat Vels Chennai Kings by 3 wickets in Semifinal 2, chasing 160 to reach 164/7 in 19.5 overs.
