The Disability Premier League is back for another season with four teams in the hunt for the trophy over three rounds of matches.

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The T20-format competition was created for players with physical and learning disabilities to compete, with the final to be held at Derbyshire's Country Ground live on Sky Sports in September.

Reigning champions Tridents won last year's competition with an eight-wicket victory over the Pirates.

A DPL draft earlier in 2023 determined the line-ups for each side in the tournament, with equal numbers of players from each impairment category to ensure balance and competitiveness.

The DPL final is shaping up to be a terrific occasion, with fans attending the England Women's T20 match against Sri Lanka able to soak up the drama beforehand.

RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about the Disability Premier League 2023, including when matches are played and how to watch them.

Disability Premier League on TV and live stream

All matches will be shown live on the ECB YouTube channel throughout the competition, with highlights to be published the following day.

The final will be shown live on Sky Sports Cricket ahead of England Women v Sri Lanka on Wednesday 6th September.

Sky customers can add individual channels for just £18 per month or add the complete sports package to their deal for just £25 per month.

Disability Premier League 2023 schedule

Week One – Sunday 20th August

(Neston Cricket Club)

10:30am - Black Cats v Tridents

10:30am - Hawks v Pirates

2:30pm - Pirates v Black Cats

2:30pm - Tridents v Hawks

Week Two – Sunday 27th August

(Valley End Cricket Club)

10:30am - Hawks v Black Cats

10:30am - Pirates v Tridents

2:30pm - Pirates v Hawks

2:30pm - Tridents v Black Cats

Week Three – Sunday 3rd September

(Loughborough University Campus)

10:30am - Hawks v Tridents

10:30am - Black Cats v Pirates

2:30pm - Pirates v Tridents

2:30pm - Black Cats v Hawks

Final – Wednesday 6th September

(County Ground Derby)

12:30pm – TBC v TBC

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