ADD ANI AS A TRUSTED SOURCE
googleads
Menu
Cricket

Disney Star gets broadcast rights for Legends League Cricket Season Two

Adani Sportsline, GMR Sports, Manipal Group and the LNJ Bhilwara Groups own the four franchise teams

ANI Sep 12, 2022 19:07 IST googleads

Representative Image

New Delhi [India], September 12 (ANI): The Legends League Cricket (LLC) is scheduled to be held from September 16 to October 5 and the tournament will have players from across the globe.
The organisers have announced Disney Star as the official tournament broadcasters that will witness all the 16 matches being aired live and exclusive on the Star Sports Network and Disney+ Hotstar.
The Legends of Cricket representing ten cricketing nations will entertain fans with competitive and exciting cricket and revive the nostalgia and timeless rivalries that these players shared between them, a release said.
Raman Raheja, CEO and Co-Founder of Legends League Cricket, said finest sports commentators and analysts will be bringing forth the matches to innumerable cricket fans across the country.
"Am really happy that the best and finest in the business of Cricket are stakeholders in our journey," he said.
Speaking about acquiring the Legends League Cricket Rights, a Disney Star Spokesperson said, "We are delighted to associate with the Legends League Cricket for Season 2. Disney Star is home to the best of cricket properties, providing fans with memorable moments to cherish. We look forward to elevating the experience of Legends Cricket League through our unique brand of story-telling, and programming."
With top Indian business houses, Adani Sportsline, GMR Sports, Manipal Group and the LNJ Bhilwara Groups owning the four franchise teams Gujarat Giants, India Capitals, Manipal Tigers and Bhilwara Kings respectively, some of the biggest names from the cricketing world will be seen taking the field and challenging each other in the tournament. (ANI)

Get the App

What to Read Next

Football

“Iran team is welcome to World Cup, but…”: Trump

“Iran team is welcome to World Cup, but…”: Trump

United States will co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup alongside Canada and Mexico. The tournament will feature 104 matches, beginning at Mexico City Stadium on June 11 and culminating at New York New Jersey Stadium with the final on 19 July.

Read More
Football

IFL 2025-26: Dempo SC come from behind to hold Chanmari DC

IFL 2025-26: Dempo SC come from behind to hold Chanmari DC

The hosts were reduced to ten men in the 69th minute after Malsawmsanga Renthlei was shown a red card. Dempo capitalised on the advantage in the 81st minute when Marcus Joseph scored with a powerful strike to level the match at 2-2.

Read More
Football

Pritika's brace helps India defeat Myanmar in first U17 friendly

Pritika's brace helps India defeat Myanmar in first U17 friendly

India delivered a mature and balanced display, scoring once in each half while also maintaining a clean sheet against a spirited Myanmar side. Goalkeeper Munni played a crucial role when called upon, while the defensive line marshalled by Abhista Basnett and Elizabed Lakra remained organised and composed throughout the contest.

Read More
Football

IFL 2025-26: Rajasthan United face Namdhari SA

IFL 2025-26: Rajasthan United face Namdhari SA

Rajasthan United FC step onto the pitch at the Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium, eager to bounce back in front of their home supporters. The Jaipur-based outfit are looking to recover from a 1-3 away defeat to Aizawl FC in the last round.

Read More
Football

IFL 2025-26 Stage 1: Dempo come from behind to hold Chanmari

IFL 2025-26 Stage 1: Dempo come from behind to hold Chanmari

Chanmari took an early lead through Suangaihmuna's header in the 15th minute and doubled their advantage in the 43rd minute when Malsawmsanga finished a well-worked move from close range. Dempo pulled one back just before half-time as Marcus Joseph set up Sebastian Gutierrez in the 45th minute

Read More
Home About Us Our Products Advertise Contact Us Terms & Condition Privacy Policy

Copyright © aninews.in | All Rights Reserved.