Legends League Cricket’s second season shifted to India from Oman

Keeping in mind the huge fan base in India for the legends of the game, the organisers of Legends League Cricket (LLC) on Saturday confirmed that the second edition of the tournament will be played in India instead of Oman.

Notably, the inaugural season of Legends League took place in Oman, which saw a massive following for the legends playing from across the globe from India. The second edition of the epic tournament is all set to begin in September 2022, with around 110 legends are expected to take part in the upcoming season.

“We have been constantly receiving requests from fans to hold the series in India, and we are excited to bring the Legends League second season back home. We have the maximum number of cricket fans here in India,” said Raman Raheja, Co-Founder, and CEO, of Legends League Cricket.

“The first season had maximum viewership from India, followed by Pakistan and Sri Lanka, followed by the rest of the world. We hope to give a better experience to our viewers and cricket enthusiasts. We are sure that the cricketing fans will rejoice in our decision to shift the base to India as the excitement of watching live cricket cannot be matched,” he added.

Several legendary players such as Harbhajan Singh, Virender Sehwag, Irfan Pathan and Eoin Morgan will be part of the second edition of Legends League Cricket. More details about the venues and dates of the games are expected to be announced soon.

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July 23, 2022 at 05:51PM