DateRHome v Away-
08/24 07:30 1 Band-e-Amir Dragons v AMO Sharks 179/3(18.5)-178/1(20)
08/22 09:30 - Band-e-Amir Dragons v Boost Defenders 160-148
08/22 04:30 - Speenghar Tigers v Mis Ainak Knights 130-125
08/21 09:30 - Band-e-Amir Dragons v AMO Sharks 182-201
08/21 04:30 - Mis Ainak Knights v Boost Defenders 122-204
08/20 09:30 - Speenghar Tigers v AMO Sharks 112-166
08/20 04:30 - Band-e-Amir Dragons v Mis Ainak Knights 139-97
08/19 09:30 - Speenghar Tigers v Boost Defenders 192-193
08/19 04:30 - Mis Ainak Knights v AMO Sharks 165-190
08/18 09:30 - Band-e-Amir Dragons v Speenghar Tigers 147-134
08/18 04:30 - Boost Defenders v AMO Sharks 135-146
08/17 09:30 - Mis Ainak Knights v Boost Defenders 171-167
08/17 04:30 - AMO Sharks v Speenghar Tigers 105-106
08/16 09:30 - Band-e-Amir Dragons v Mis Ainak Knights 113-128
08/16 04:30 - AMO Sharks v Boost Defenders 149-145
08/14 09:30 - Speen Ghar Region v Mis Ainak Region 105-108
08/14 04:30 - Boost Region v Band-e-Amir Region 179-179
08/13 09:30 - Band-e-Amir Region v Amo Region 148-147
08/13 04:30 - Speen Ghar Region v Boost Region 166-170
08/12 09:30 - Amo Region v Mis Ainak Region 151-152
08/12 04:30 - Speen Ghar Region v Band-e-Amir Region 148-167
08/04 06:00 - Boost Defenders v Speenghar Tigers 182-188
08/03 09:15 - Speenghar Tigers v Kabul Eagles 140-77
08/02 09:15 - Kabul Eagles v Mis Ainak Knights 72-107
08/02 04:30 - Boost Defenders v Speenghar Tigers 176-170
08/01 09:15 - Hindukush Stars v Mis Ainak Knights 104-105
08/01 04:30 - Kabul Eagles v Boost Defenders 98-104
07/31 09:15 - Speenghar Tigers v Band-e-Amir Dragons 214-117
07/31 04:30 - Pamir Zalmi v AMO Sharks 101-130
07/30 09:15 - Kabul Eagles v Hindukush Stars 183-182

The Shpageeza Cricket League (SCL, also known as the X-Bull Energy Shpageeza Cricket League for sponsorship reasons and Etisalat Sixes T20) (Pashto: شپږیزه کرکټ لیګ) is a Twenty20 cricket tournament organized by the Afghanistan Cricket Board every year in Afghanistan. The Shpageeza tournament is established with eight franchises, including players from the national team, overseas, players from the ‘A’ team and players from the under 19 team as well as elite performers from the respective regions participating in this tournament. In addition, ACB has given the league an identity by franchising all teams while players will be selected through a draft for each team.

The ultimate goal of this 12-day tournament is promoting cricket and sport in Afghanistan and establishing peace through sport. The tournament is broadcast live on Afghanistan's prominent channel 1TV using HD quality production standards, and the tournament is commercialized by franchising and marketing each team to a company/organization. Through the design and broadcast of this tournament, Afghans will have firsthand access to watch their national players on their home ground.

History

The League was established in 2013 titled as Shpageeza Cricket Tournament. Five regional teams participated in the event and it was a successful initiative by Afghanistan Cricket Board. The champion of the first league was Speenghar Tigers for the inaugural edition of the tournament. The matches were telecast by Shamshad TV. The second edition in 2014 was conducted with the same number of teams, representing five regions in the country. Mis-e-Ainak Knights won the title championship. Gulbadin Naib was named Man of the tournament; Noor Ali Zadran was the best batsman and Rokhan Barekzai was named the best bowler of this edition. The matches were telecast on 1TV. Starting from the 2017 season, the ICC granted List A status to the Twenty20 domestic competition (List A rather than Twenty20 status as Afghanistan did not have a domestic 50-over tournament). In May 2017 however, the ICC recognised Afghanistan's 50-over Ghazi Amanullah Khan Regional One Day Tournament by granting it List A status and matches in the 2017 Shpageeza cricket league are classified as Twenty20 status.