By Legends League Cricket To Be Played In India: We are constantly receiving requests from fans to organize the tournament in India. We are excited to bring back the second season of LLC: Raman Raheja, CEO & Co-Founder of Legends League Cricket.
Good news for all Indian fans. The second edition of Legends League Cricket (LLC) will now be played in India instead of Oman. The organizers of the tournament have confirmed this on the 23rd of July. According to the organizers, this decision has been taken because many cricket lovers in India, are eagerly waiting for it.
Let us tell you, the second edition of LLC will start on the 20th of September, and besides India, legendary players from 9 other countries are also participating. However, the grounds for this tournament are yet to be decided, and the final decision will be taken soon.
All fans have appealed to us to organize this tournament in India: Raman Raheja
Raman Raheja, CEO, and Co-Founder of Legends League Cricket (LLC), said, “We are constantly receiving requests from fans to organize the tournament in India, and we are very excited to bring the second season of LLC back home. . We have the largest number of cricket fans in India.
The tournament’s first edition was the most watched in India, followed by Pakistan, then Sri Lanka, and then the rest of the world. We are very sure that all Indian fans will be very happy about the fact that in India, they will see their best legends playing once again, and all the fans are eagerly waiting for this tournament.
Talking about the players, all the players around the world have confirmed their participation in this edition. Other players from India, including Virender Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh, Yusuf Pathan, Irfan Pathan, and Joginder Sharma, have said they will be seen playing in this tournament. Apart from these, all the veteran players, including veteran spinner Muttiah Muralitharan, Monty Panesar, Dale Steyn, Jacques Kallis, Dinesh Ramdin, Lendl Simmons, Shane Watson, and Eoin Morgan, are ready to take the field once again.
There were reports that Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President Sourav Ganguly could also be seen playing in this tournament. Still, he has confirmed that he is not participating in the upcoming tournament yet.
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