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T20 Mumbai League : MCA announce team owners of six participating teams

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BySportsCafe Desk, SportsCafe Editor

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The owners of the six participating teams divided on the basis of territorial regions in the inaugural T20 Mumbai League. The league is scheduled to be played at the Wankhede Stadium from March 11 to March 21 and batting legend Sachin Tendulkar has been appointed as the brand ambassador.

The much anticipated T20 Mumbai League is set to begin on March 11 with the Wankhede Stadium hosting the 11-day long tournament and the final will be scheduled on March 21.

The 6 teams participating in the league were divided into their territorial regions of the city. On Thursday, March 1, PTI reported the announcement of the owners of the above participating teams by the MCA and the Probability Sports India Private Limited (PSIPL).

Sandip Kumar Gupta, Rajdip Kumar Gupta, and Sanraj Hotels & Resorts Private Limited were announced as the owners of the Mumbai North team. The Mumbai North-West had Radius Developers - Sanjay Chhabria as their owner followed by Transcon Developers as the owner of Mumbai North-East. 

The Pk hospitality along with Sangam and Rudrakh were announced as the owners of the Mumbai North-Central team. The Mumbai South-Central team had Jupiter City as its owner. Star Connect was announced as the owner of the Mumbai South team.

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