Munster Premier League 2025
| P | W | T | L | BP | Pts | |
| Cork County | 5 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 13 | 96 |
| County Galway | 5 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 14 | 76 |
| Cork Harlequins | 4 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 71 |
| County Kerry | 6 | 1 | 0 | 5 | 12 | 32 |
| Limerick | 4 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 5 | 25 |
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Cork Harlequins beat Limerick by 4 wickets.
Farmers Cross, 31 August.
Limerick 167-8 (35 overs; A Bogavelly 36, P Hegde 28, N Kumar 25; S Sumanasinghe 2-17, C Laubscher 2-22, S Jones 2-32, M Brewster 2-34)
Cork Harlequins 129-6 (18.5 overs; S Jones 29*, M Brewster 26, S Kislay 25; S Ramay 3-14) (Target 127 in 21 overs)
Limerick beat Cork Harlequins by 33 runs.
Limerick, 24 August.
Limerick 122 (38.3 overs; S Venkatesh 38, M Sharma 27; S Sumanasinghe 4-8, C Laubscher 2-37) Cork Harlequins 89 (25.5 overs; S Ramay 3-7, P Borghare 2-9, A Bogavelly 2-13, P Hegde 2-31)
County Kerry lost to Limerick by 44 runs.
Oyster Oval, 27 July.
Limerick 201 (46.4 overs; K Maniaraas 44, B Dahima 41, N Kumar 34; B Warnke 3-31)
County Kerry 157 (35.3 overs; A Saghir 51; S Ramay 3-34, P Borghare 3-43)
Cork County beat Limerick by 153 runs (DLS).
Mardyke, 13 July.
Cork County 298-6 (50 overs; T Prophet 81, R Sah 57, M Adrianatos 56, S Gautam 28, R Durity 26; A Hari 2-40) Limerick 134 (39.2 overs; K Maniaraas 34, A Ullah 29; P Singh 3-23, C Healy Browne 2-23, T Prophet 2-23 (Target 288 in 45 overs)
County Galway beat Limerick by 158 runs.
Galway, 15 June.
County Galway 235-8 (50 overs; S Singh 65, A Verma 43, K Mehmood 35, S Mishra 34; P Borghare 3-60, P Hegde 2-47) Limerick 77 (32.3 overs; S Singh 4-28, K Mehmood 3-15, D Ali 2-9)
Cork County beat County Kerry by 6 wickets.
Mardyke, 1 June.
County Kerry 150 (39.4 overs; A Morshed 54; K O'Sullivan 3-14, H Safi 3-25) Cork County 152-4 (28.2 overs; R Duggan 35*, B Upman 30*; A Morshed 2-34, Y Ali 2-61)
Cork Harlequins beat County Galway by 5 wickets.
Farmers Cross, 1 June.
County Galway 183 (43.4 overs; S Singh 60*, K Mehmood 39; M Brewster 3-20, M Mardan 3-48, K O'Reilly 2-33) Cork Harlequins 188-5 (32.3 overs; D Joyce 51*, S Kislay 44, M Brewster 39; D Ali 2-34, S Singh 2-39)
Limerick lost to Cork County by 4 wickets.
Limerick, 25 May.
Limerick 110 (35.1 overs; P Hegde 34, M Sharma 25; S Safi 3-27, A Saddique 3-38) Cork County 112-6 (33 overs; M Andrianatos 27, S Joshi 25*; A Hari 2-17, M Khan 2-19))
County Galway beat County Kerry by 69 runs.
Galway, 11 May.
County Galway 284-9 (50 overs; S Nasim 103, A Verma 32, P Saner 31*, A Morshed 5-37, B Warnke 2-49) County Kerry 215 (43 overs; A Saghir 57, Q Mohammed 55, T Warnke 25; S Singh 4-37, K Mehmood 2-32, L Sumit 2-47)
Cork Harlequins beat Cork County by 3 wickets.
Farmers Cross, 11 May.
Cork County 137 (36 overs; A Saddique 34, D Marakassery 32, S Joshi 28; S Jones 3-26, Mustaq 3-39, AS Dangi 2-8) Cork Harlequins 140-7 (31.1 overs; D Joyce 37*, S Powale 36; E O'Sullivan 3-16)
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