The fifth edition of the Lanka Premier League will be played from July 1 to July 21 this year, according to an SLC release. This means the tournament will clash with Major League Cricket and the T20 Blast. The second time of MLC begins on July 4 and the last probable on July 28, while the T20 Impact will run from May 30 to September 14. There was a comparable cross-over last year too, which implied the LPL attempted to draw in unfamiliar ability, given the cash on offer. In any case, it has by and by partook in some fame among nearby fans. The 2024 season will again include five groups, as it has from its origin. There will be 24 matches altogether. The groups will play each other two times in the association stage, which will comprise of 20 matches. There will then be a qualifier, an eliminator and a subsequent eliminator, and the last - equivalent to with the IPL. Four of the five groups meet all requirements for the end of the season games, as they have accomplished for the last three seasons. The LPL has seen significant turnover in establishment proprietorship, with last year's proprietors something else altogether from those that had run groups in the debut release, in 2020. The initial three versions were won by groups bearing the Jaffna name (Steeds in the main season, Rulers in seasons two and three), all captained by Thisara Perera. In 2023, B-Love Kandy, drove by Wanindu Hasaranga (aside from the last when he was harmed), were successful.