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IPL Schedule API MCP Server

MCP Server

Fetch IPL match schedules via Model Context Protocol

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Updated Sep 15, 2025

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An MCP server that provides Indian Premier League (IPL) match schedule data through a standardized API, enabling efficient retrieval and integration with client applications.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

IPL Schedule API MCP Server Demo

Overview

The IPL Schedule API MCP Server is a lightweight, purpose‑built Model Context Protocol (MCP) service that exposes real‑time Indian Premier League (IPL) match data to AI assistants. It solves the problem of static or hard‑coded sports schedules by providing a dynamic, authoritative source that AI agents can query on demand. For developers building conversational agents or data‑driven dashboards, this server removes the need to maintain custom scrapers or third‑party integrations—developers can simply invoke a single tool call and receive up‑to‑date match details.

Core Functionality

At its heart, the server offers a concise set of MCP resources:

  • – Returns the full list of upcoming IPL fixtures, including dates, venues, and participating teams.
  • – Provides detailed information for a specific match, such as start time, ball‑by‑ball status, and historical statistics.
  • – Lists all IPL franchises with short bios and home grounds.

These endpoints are wrapped in MCP tool definitions, allowing AI assistants to request a schedule or query a particular match with natural language prompts. The server handles caching, rate‑limiting, and data validation internally, ensuring that responses are consistent with the official IPL schedule.

Key Features

  • Real‑time updates – The server polls the authoritative IPL data source every few minutes, guaranteeing that AI agents always receive current information.
  • Human‑readable prompts – Developers can configure friendly prompt templates so that the assistant’s responses feel conversational rather than raw JSON.
  • Sampling control – Built‑in sampling options let the assistant decide how many matches to return (e.g., “next three games”) without overloading the client.
  • Extensible schema – The MCP resource definitions are JSON‑schema based, making it straightforward to add new fields such as player statistics or match commentary.

Use Cases

  • Sports chatbots – A conversational agent can answer questions like “When does the next Mumbai Indians match start?” by invoking the tool.
  • Fantasy league assistants – Developers can build AI helpers that suggest optimal player picks based on upcoming fixtures.
  • Event‑driven notifications – Integration with a notification system allows the assistant to send reminders to users as matches approach.
  • Analytics pipelines – Data scientists can pull scheduled data into a broader sports analytics workflow, combining it with performance metrics.

Integration in AI Workflows

Because the server follows MCP conventions, any Claude‑compatible assistant can discover its capabilities automatically. A developer simply adds the server’s MCP URL to the client configuration; the assistant then lists “IPL Schedule” as an available tool. From there, natural language commands trigger tool calls, and the assistant can embed the returned schedule directly into its responses or use it to drive downstream actions like calendar events or email alerts.

Standout Advantages

Unlike generic sports APIs that require complex authentication and offer bulk data, the IPL Schedule API MCP Server provides a single, opinionated interface focused exclusively on match scheduling. This specialization reduces integration friction and ensures that the data model aligns perfectly with typical conversational use cases. Its lightweight design also makes it ideal for deployment in serverless environments or as a sidecar to existing AI services, giving developers the flexibility to scale on demand without managing heavy infrastructure.