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Updated At : 12:35 PM Jul 18, 2020 IST

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As the wait to watch sporting events seems far from over, MTV is all set to bring a breather. Titled as MTV Home Games 2020, it will kick-start from July 23 and will be aired on every Thursday at 7 pm.

Taking to social media, Rannvijay Singh announced 18 categories for sports lovers to participate in the show. The champions of the Squadrann panel–television’s charming boy Dishank Arora, ace athlete Archis Patil, fitness enthusiast Shweta Mehta, professional acrobat and dancer Milan Verma, fitness and yoga enthusiast Jay Bodas will add their own tadka to these challenges, while introducing the tasks.

Rannvijay says, “The best part about MTV Home Games 2020 is that it is a perfect mix of sports, fun and entertainment.”

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