Baseball United, the first professional baseball league in the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent, has revealed its debut season schedule. The games will be played at Baseball United Ballpark in Dubai from November 14 to December 14, marking a historic moment in regional baseball history.
The league’s original teams—the Mumbai Cobras, Karachi Monarchs, Arabia Wolves, and Mid East Falcons—will each play nine regular-season games, facing each other three times. The season concludes in a best-of-three United Series on December 12 to determine the first-ever champion. A total of 21 games will be played during 30 days.
The season begins with the Subcontinent Series, which runs from November 14 to 16 and features a historic showdown between the Mumbai Cobras and Karachi Monarchs. This is the first time Indian and Pakistani franchises will compete in professional baseball. Given the two countries’ intense sporting rivalry, the match is expected to draw significant attention.
Baseball United’s UAE Series last month drew 12 million people, exceeding the average Major League Baseball viewership in the United States. The league will announce its broadcast partners this summer to ensure global coverage.
