DFW is now Cricket Central: The Cognizant Major League Cricket (MLC) is relocating of its headquarters to Grand Prairie, a milestone in the league’s continued growth in the U.S.

As part of its investment in making Grand Prairie the home of cricket in the U.S., Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium will host the league’s Playoffs and Championship Final. The stadium will further serve as the venue for 12 regular-season games over 10 days.

Grand Prairie will also host 12 regular-season games for the 2025 season from June 20-29, offering fans the opportunity to see all six MLC teams in action, including superstars Rashid Khan, Glenn Maxwell, and Faf Du Plessis.

Season Three of Cognizant Major League Cricket is now starting Season Three, kicking off on June 12 in Oakland, at the newly transformed iconic Oakland Coliseum, where teams will compete in nine matches over seven days before travelling to Texas for the next leg of the season, before the regular season concludes at Broward County Stadium, FL in July.

Teams then head back to Grand Prairie for the Playoffs, where the champion will be crowned in the Final on July 13. With 34 matches from coast to coast and across three venues, this season marks the largest top-tier professional cricket tournament ever held in the U.S.

“As we launch into another exciting season of Major League Cricket, I’m thrilled the league’s headquarters will now call North Texas home – a region that represents innovation, energy, and a deep love of sports,” says Anurag Jain, who co-owns the local team, the Texas Super Kings.

Building on its momentum, Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium will host the Women’s U.S. and Zimbabwe cricket teams in an international match on Friday, April 25 at 10:45 am as part of a five-game series. Entry is free to the public.

Ticket prices ordinarly begin at $20. Venue passes, which include entry to every game at Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium, start at $180, during an Early Bird offer available through April 30.