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Sikkim Ranji Trophy 2026-27: Schedule, Squad and Captain

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Sikkim begin their Ranji Trophy 2026-27 campaign against Meghalaya on October 11 at SICA ground, Rangpo. They have 5 league matches in Plate. Here are the full fixture dates, venues and the latest squad and captain details.

Last checked: 10 October 2026.

Rangpo hosts the opening and closing fixtures

Sikkim have three matches at the SICA ground in Rangpo, beginning with Meghalaya on October 11. Nagaland visit in the third round, and Mizoram are the final league opponents in January.

Their two other matches are in Gujarat: Arunachal Pradesh in Nadiad and Manipur in Ahmedabad. A verified squad announcement and captain for the 2026-27 campaign have not yet been located. The schedule can be followed in full below while selection details are awaited.

Sikkim Ranji Trophy 2026-27 schedule

All 5 scheduled league matches are listed below. Each league match is scheduled over four days. Dates refer to the full match window, not just the opening day.

DatesOpponentVenue
11 to 14 October 2026MeghalayaRangpo, SICA ground
18 to 21 October 2026Arunachal PradeshNadiad, Gokulbhai Somabhai Patel Stadium
26 to 29 October 2026NagalandRangpo, SICA ground
2 to 5 November 2026ManipurAhmedabad, Gujarat College Ground
17 to 20 January 2027MizoramRangpo, SICA ground

Sikkim squad and captain

A verified Sikkim squad and captain announcement for Ranji Trophy 2026-27 could not be located as of October 10. This section will be updated when the selection is confirmed. Last season’s players have not been presented as this season’s squad.

What happens after the league matches?

Sikkim play each of the other five Plate teams once. The top two teams in the Plate table advance to the final, scheduled from January 24 to 28, 2027. A place in that match depends on the league results.

The Plate league pauses after the matches ending November 5 and resumes for the final round on January 17, 2027.

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