RIL to own new cricket team in Emirates Cricket Board's new UAE T20 league

Mumbai, November 24 Reliance Industries Limited, which owns IPL side Mumbai Indians, is set to acquire a new franchise in the Emirates Cricket Board’s upcoming UAE T20 League. “The move is the first major overseas expansion of Reliance Industries’ cricket...

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Updated At : 12:05 AM Nov 25, 2021 IST

Mumbai, November 24

Reliance Industries Limited, which owns IPL side Mumbai Indians, is set to acquire a new franchise in the Emirates Cricket Board’s upcoming UAE T20 League. “The move is the first major overseas expansion of Reliance Industries’ cricket operations in the global franchise-based eagues,” according to a release.

Nita Ambani, co-owner of Mumbai Indians said, “I look forward to strengthening and further expanding our global fanbase, and having a longer engagement with them through this new League.” PTI

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