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NCR T20 League 2026 Points Table & Standings (03 OCT)

Rohan Biswa

October 3, 2026

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The NCR T20 League 2026 features eight city-based teams from the National Capital Region in a fast-paced Twenty20 season. Sides representing Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Delhi line up alongside the Yamuna Warriors, Aravali Avengers and Capital Cruisers in the race for the title. The competition is still in its early rounds, with each team having played one or two games so far. Here is the updated points table as of 29 September 2026, followed by a short guide to how the standings are worked out.

NCR T20 League 2026 Points Table (03 October)

The current standings are set out below for both Group A and Group B.

Group A Standings

RankTeamMWLNRPtsNRR
1Faridabad Firebirds32104+1.534
2Delhi Dynamos32104+0.148
3Gurugram Gladiators31202-0.010
4Noida Ninjas31202-1.783

Group B Standings

RankTeamMWLNRPtsNRR
1Yamuna Warriors32015+0.870
2Ghaziabad Giants32124+1.165
3Capital Cruisers31113-0.250
4Aravali Avengers30300-1.489

For the full schedule, results and team details, see Cricketide’s NCR T20 League 2026 hub.

How Points Are Calculated

The NCR T20 League 2026 uses the standard Twenty20 points system:

  • Win: 2 points
  • Tie or No Result (NR): 1 point
  • Loss: 0 points

Teams are ordered by total points. When two or more teams are level on points, Net Run Rate (NRR) decides who ranks higher. NRR compares how quickly a team scores its runs with how quickly it concedes them across the tournament, so a higher figure reflects more dominant results. In the table above, M is matches played, W is wins, L is losses and NR is no results, while Pts is the points total that sets each team’s position.

Verdict: Yamuna Warriors, Delhi Dynamos, Faridabad Firebirds & Ghaziabad Giants Qualified For Semifinals

The chasing pack is closely bunched, and several sides are still after their first win of the season. It is early in the campaign, and a result or two can quickly change the order at the top. Noida will look to protect their lead, while the teams below them have games in hand to climb the table.

Rohan Biswa

Cricket Journalist

Rohan Biswas is a cricket journalist with a decade of experience covering cricket globally, from international series and ICC tournaments to franchise leagues including the IPL and BBL, and domestic cricket such as the Ranji Trophy. Based in India, he brings deep knowledge of the domestic game alongside a broad interest in cricket everywhere it's played, from the women's game to emerging cricket nations.

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