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2020 Japan Premier League
Dates23 July – 26 July 2020
Administrator(s) Japan Cricket Association (JCA)
Cricket format Twenty20
Tournament format(s)Single Round-robin and Finals
Host(s)  Japan
ChampionsSouth Kanto, Super Kings (4th title)
Runners-upEast Kanto, Sunrisers
Participants5
Matches10
Player of the seriesSabaorish Ravichandran (South Kanto, Super Kings) (100 runs and 3 wickets)
Most runsSabaorish Ravichandran (South Kanto, Super Kings) (100)
Most wicketsKouhei Kubota (South Kanto, Super Kings) (6)
Naveen Negi (East Kanto, Sunrisers) (6)
Official website cricket.or.jp/en/archives/competition/japan-premier-league
2019
2021

The 2020 Japan Premier League was the 'x'th season of the Japan Premier League, the highest level of domestic cricket in Japan. It was won by South Kanto, Super Kings, who won their 4th title.

Teams

Region Team [1]
East Kanto Sunrisers
North Kanto Lions
South Kanto Super Kings
West Kanto Hurricanes
Kansai Chargers

References

  1. ^ "2020 Japan Premier League Teams". Retrieved 26 July 2020.


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

2020 Japan Premier League
Dates23 July – 26 July 2020
Administrator(s) Japan Cricket Association (JCA)
Cricket format Twenty20
Tournament format(s)Single Round-robin and Finals
Host(s)  Japan
ChampionsSouth Kanto, Super Kings (4th title)
Runners-upEast Kanto, Sunrisers
Participants5
Matches10
Player of the seriesSabaorish Ravichandran (South Kanto, Super Kings) (100 runs and 3 wickets)
Most runsSabaorish Ravichandran (South Kanto, Super Kings) (100)
Most wicketsKouhei Kubota (South Kanto, Super Kings) (6)
Naveen Negi (East Kanto, Sunrisers) (6)
Official website cricket.or.jp/en/archives/competition/japan-premier-league
2019
2021

The 2020 Japan Premier League was the 'x'th season of the Japan Premier League, the highest level of domestic cricket in Japan. It was won by South Kanto, Super Kings, who won their 4th title.

Teams

Region Team [1]
East Kanto Sunrisers
North Kanto Lions
South Kanto Super Kings
West Kanto Hurricanes
Kansai Chargers

References

  1. ^ "2020 Japan Premier League Teams". Retrieved 26 July 2020.



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