Greaterkashmir iconGreaterkashmirSep 15, 2026 ~1 min source read

Machil Premier League draws 72 teams, concludes with thrilling finals

Beyond cricket, the MPL was aimed at promoting border tourism, strengthening the local economy, encouraging youth engagement and highlighting the sporting potential of Machil Valley. Local residents Molvi Abdul Jabbar and Habibullah Harry appreciated the Indian Army for providing young men and women with a platform to showcase their sporting talent.

Machil Premier League draws 72 teams, concludes with thrilling finals

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Beyond cricket, the MPL was aimed at promoting border tourism, strengthening the local economy, encouraging youth engagement and highlighting the sporting potential of Machil Valley.

In the women's final, Himalayan Queens Machil scored 213/4 before restricting BHSS Ring Payeen to 99/5 in 15 overs, securing a comprehensive 114-run victory to lift the championship trophy.

In the men's final, Sheikh 11 Dudi posted 116 runs and set a target of 117 for 11 Brothers Dabpal.

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In the women's final, Himalayan Queens Machil scored 213/4 before restricting BHSS Ring Payeen to 99/5 in 15 overs, securing a comprehensive 114-run victory to lift the championship trophy. In the men's final, Sheikh 11 Dudi posted 116 runs and set a target of 117 for 11 Brothers Dabpal. The latter chased down the target in 11.2 overs to emerge victorious and claim the MPL 2026 men's championship.

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  • Local residents Molvi Abdul Jabbar and Habibullah Harry appreciated the Indian Army for providing young men and women with a platform to showcase their sporting talent.
  • They said such initiatives help youth develop confidence, discipline, teamwork and competitive skills.
  • Beyond cricket, the MPL was aimed at promoting border tourism, strengthening the local economy, encouraging youth engagement and highlighting the sporting potential of Machil Valley.
  • The grand finale was attended by a large number of residents and Indian Army officials, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm, sportsmanship and community participation.
  • They also urged the Army to continue and expand such programmes by organising more sport...

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